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Shopper Startup Has Over 500 Job Openings in In-Person and Home Office Settings. Opportunities Are Available in Various Areas, Such as HR, Marketing, Technology, and Many Others
The Online Supermarket Shopper has announced the opening of 500 job vacancies, mostly for in-person work in the cities of São Paulo, Campinas, Bertioga, and Ribeirão Preto. In addition, the startup also offers home office positions focused on the technology sector. The job openings target areas such as Logistics, Marketing, Operations, Finance, Purchasing, Human Resources, Processes, B2B, Facilities, and Expansion. The company also provides opportunities for interns, apprentices, and people with disabilities.
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Job Openings Available at Shopper
See Below the Home Office and In-Person Job Openings Offered by the Startup:
- QA Analyst | Tester
- Process Analyst Jr
- Inventory Management Analyst
- Personnel Department Analyst – Ribeirão Preto
- Tech Recruiter Intern/Recruitment and Selection Analyst
- Training and Development Analyst
- Customer Relationship Analyst – 2nd Shift
- Administrative Assistant
- Intern/People Analytics Analyst
- Logistics Analyst
- Marketing Intern
- Facilities Coordinator
- Full-Stack Web Developer PL
- Personnel Department Analyst
- Junior Operator (Logistics) – Campinas
- Full-Stack Web Developer JR
- Intern in Purchasing
- Operations Supervisor – Campinas (Logistics)
- Logistics Intern
- Operations Supervisor – Ribeirão Preto (Logistics)
- Junior Operator (Logistics) – RIBEIRÃO PRETO
- Buyer
- FP&A Analyst
- B2B Sales
- Full-Stack Web Developer SR
- Intern/Recruitment and Selection Analyst – Exclusive Position for People with Disabilities
- Process Intern
- Customer Relationship Apprentice
- Controllership Specialist
- Logistics Leader (Supervisor)
- Contract Analyst
- Marketing Analyst
- Operations Analyst/Intern
- Apprentice
- Operations Coordinator (Logistics)
- Junior Operator (Logistics) – Bertioga
- Intern/Inventory Management Analyst
- Junior Operator (Logistics)
Learn How to Apply for Home Office and In-Person Job Openings at Shopper
Those interested in applying for one of the home office or in-person job vacancies at the startup should visit the company’s opportunities website. On the site, simply search for the position that best fits your profile.
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When you select it, various information will be provided, and it is important to read all of them carefully. To apply, attach a resume or fill in your data manually. It is worth noting that the selection process for job openings will consist of online and in-person stages.
Shopper Startup Is Expanding in the National Market
With a hiring regime through the Consolidation of Labor Laws (CLT), Shopper promises salaries that are competitive with the job market and room for growth. For example, 25 employees have already become partners in the company.
The startup currently has over a thousand employees and aims to triple that number by the end of the year. In full expansion in the national market, Shopper purchases items directly from manufacturers and receives them at their distribution centers. Thus, they can ensure the availability of all items. Since purchases are scheduled, the startup can buy from manufacturers after customer orders are confirmed and maintain low stock levels.
This way, there are no costs associated with product spoilage, maintenance of large inventories, and extensive storage areas, saving an average of 12% for consumers compared to traditional supermarkets.
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