Supergasbras, Brazilian Company Operating in Liquefied Petroleum Gas Exploration and Distribution, Opens Applications for Trainee Program With Positions in Several Regions

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 09/11/2022 at 08:40

Updated on 09/11/2022 at 08:50

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The Selection Process of Supergasbras Will Be 100% Online and the Positions Are for Areas Such as CX, Supply, Digital Transformation, and Biofuels

Supergasbras, a company of the SHV Energy group, a global leader in GLP distribution, announces the opening of applications for its Trainee Program.

The positions, all also aimed at People with Disabilities (PWD), are for areas of CX (Customer Experience), Supply, Digital Transformation, Controllership, QSMS, and Biofuels, in Rio de Janeiro and Business area, in Recife, Betim, Duque de Caxias, and Araucária.

Courses Required by Supergasbras

Business Administration,
Systems Analysis,
Accounting,
Computer Science,
Economics,
Social Communication,
Occupational Safety Engineering
Other Engineering Fields,
Statistics,
Finance,
Journalism,
Marketing,
International Relations,
Information Systems
Information Technology.

Those interested in participating in the program need to have a complete higher education and register on the page supergasbras.across.jobs until January 3, 2023. The expectation is that the selected candidates will join the company in March 2023.

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Supergasbras, Brazilian Company Operating in Liquefied Petroleum Gas Exploration and Distribution, Opens Applications for Trainee Program With Positions in Several Regions

The Selection Process of Supergasbras Will Be 100% Online and the Positions Are for Areas Such as CX, Supply, Digital Transformation, and Biofuels

Courses Required by Supergasbras

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Supergasbras, Brazilian Company Operating in Liquefied Petroleum Gas Exploration and Distribution, Opens Applications for Trainee Program With Positions in Several Regions

The Selection Process of Supergasbras Will Be 100% Online and the Positions Are for Areas Such as CX, Supply, Digital Transformation, and Biofuels

Courses Required by Supergasbras

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