Técnicos e Engenheiros são requisitados para fábrica no Rio de Janeiro

Technicians and Engineers Are Needed for Factory in Volta Redonda and Rio de Janeiro

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 14/08/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 13/08/2019 at 22:07

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Grupo Trigo With Job Openings for High School and College Graduates to Work in Factories in the Cities of Volta Redonda and Rio de Janeiro

This Tuesday, August 13, Grupo Trigo announced the selection process for the positions of Industrial Electrician Technician, Data Analyst, Data Intern, Law Intern, Engineering Intern, and Production Intern. The vacancies are for Rio de Janeiro and Volta Redonda. On the same day, 20 job openings for technicians for work in civil and electrical projects were announced, click here to apply.

Grupo TRIGO, a 100 percent Brazilian holding company in food service management, consists of food chains – Spoleto, Koni Store, Gurumê, and Lebonton. To ensure the quality of its products both in business management and in items sold in stores, it has two own factories and a distributor, thus ensuring sovereignty in the supply chain of its networks and quickly meeting the demands of its clients. In addition, it has a specialized team in various areas of the business, directly employing over 1,000 employees.

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About the Job Openings

Application

Attention, the deadline to apply for the Industrial Electrician Technician position in the city of Volta Redonda is until August 18, according to information from the human resources department.

For the other announced vacancies, the company has not set a deadline for sending resumes, but we at Click Oil and Gas recommend that you apply as soon as possible, as the company may fill the positions at any time.

To apply and learn about the requirements set by the company, simply click on the desired position and you will be directed to the official website of the company. Good luck!

Technicians and Engineers Are Needed for Factory in Volta Redonda and Rio de Janeiro

Grupo Trigo With Job Openings for High School and College Graduates to Work in Factories in the Cities of Volta Redonda and Rio de Janeiro

About the Job Openings

Application

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