Toyota Has Opened A New Selection Process Offering Dozens Of Job Vacancies, Including Permanent Positions And Trainee Roles, Available Both Remotely And In-Person.
Toyota, a renowned Japanese multinational with over 80 years of history, has opened a new selection process aimed at Brazilian candidates. This process offers a variety of job vacancies, including in-person and remote positions, for professionals in various fields.
Check Who Can Apply For Toyota’s Job Vacancies
Toyota has remote and in-person vacancies in the state of São Paulo, specifically in the municipalities of Porto Feliz, Indaiatuba, and Sorocaba. The company’s selection process also includes openings for Trainees in various areas, such as:
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Commercial Analyst
A bachelor’s degree in administration, economics, engineering, finance, or related fields is required, advanced English, Office 365 (advanced Excel is a plus), experience in analytical activities, such as KPI control, business opportunities, project tracking and deliverables, among others. Responsible for actively participating in Toyota projects involving the value chain, ensuring correct accounting of KPIs, among others.
Communication Manager
A bachelor’s degree in Social Communication, Public Relations, Advertising, Journalism, advanced English, advanced Office package, and desirable Spanish are required.
Responsible for ensuring the exposure of the brand, its products, and services in the media. Media relations with information or interviews. Production of materials for distribution to the media.
Production Control Planning Analyst
A bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Production, Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering, or Technologist, with a focus on industry, intermediate English, intermediate Office package, and desirable AutoCAD.
Responsible for studying the feasibility of logistical projects (technical and financial, cycle time study, electromechanical project studies, among others).
Applications For The Selection Process For Remote And In-Person Positions
Those interested in the selection process for job vacancies at Toyota should visit the company’s career site on the Gupy platform.
The multinational seeks different profiles for its remote and in-person vacancies, candidates willing to collaborate in its transformation journey, facing challenges as an opportunity for development and learning. Furthermore, the company values diversity to continue learning and innovating from various perspectives.
On the site, select the desired position and carefully read all the requirements and responsibilities provided by the company. Then, it will be necessary to register on the platform using some important information.
Toyota offers approved candidates in the selection process a compensation and benefits package in line with the market, flexible hours for administrative areas, freedom to build their career paths, an opportunity to learn and experience the Toyota way of life daily, and an inclusive, multicultural environment in a state of transformation.
What It’s Like To Work At Toyota?
According to Quality Administrative Analyst, Andressa Souza de Jesus, she joined Toyota at just 16 years old to pursue her dream as an apprentice.
She met incredible people who were very patient and caring in teaching her, helping her become the professional she is today, embodying the Toyota way. Thus, she is very proud to be part of this beautiful family called Toyota.
Environmental Analyst, Paulo Gomes, considers working at Toyota Brazil part of a dream; at the company, you can be who you are, work with synergy, enjoy challenges, and are encouraged to be better every day.

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