Work From Home and Earn R$8,669.86; SENAI Offers Job Vacancy With Great Salary + Benefits; See How to Apply

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Published on 02/12/2024 at 20:33

Updated on 02/12/2024 at 20:35

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With Flexibility of Home Office and Attractive Benefits, the Position Promises Stability and Opportunity for Growth. Applications Open Until December 8, 2024.

Looking for an opportunity to work remotely and stand out in the technology field? SENAI, one of Brazil’s most renowned institutions in professional qualification and technological innovation, has job openings for Senior Full-Stack PHP + JS Developer.

The opportunity includes a competitive salary of R$8,669.86, robust benefits, and the possibility of working from the comfort of your home.

This is your chance to join the SENAI Digital Solutions team, which develops innovative and high-performance systems.

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Selection Process

The selection process will be conducted in rigorous stages, starting on December 2 and concluding on December 19, 2024.

It will include resume screening, theoretical assessment, practical test, and interviews. Check out the complete schedule below:

Resume Submission: 12/02 to 12/08/2024
Theoretical Assessment: 12/09/2024 (online)
Cultural and Competency Fit Test: 12/11 to 12/12/2024
Practical Assessment: 12/13 to 12/15/2024 (online case study)
Interviews: 12/17 and 12/18/2024 (online)
Final Result: 12/19/2024

Job Opening SENAI

Senior Full-Stack PHP + JS Developer
- Salary: R$ 8,669.86
- Working Hours: 200 hours/month
- Contract: CLT (indefinite term)
- Work Location: Remote Work
- Benefits: Career plan, stability, and flexibility for home office

This is not the only opportunity at SENAI. Check out more job openings on the institution’s official portal.

How to Apply

To participate in the selection process, follow these steps:

Visit SENAI’s official website: Work With Us – SENAI
Fill out the online form: Enter all requested information carefully, as incomplete or incorrect data may disqualify your application.
Wait for the confirmation email: You will receive a link for the next steps directly in the registered email.

About SENAI

The National Service for Industrial Learning (SENAI) is one of Brazil’s leading institutions for professional and technological education, with over 80 years of history. Its goal is to train workers to meet the demands of the national industry, always keeping up with technological advancements and contributing to the country’s economic development.

With robust infrastructure and programs that integrate education, research, and innovation, SENAI is a reference in excellence in technical education and professional qualification. Additionally, the institution constantly invests in training diverse teams aligned with market needs.

If you are looking for job openings at SENAI that combine innovation, flexibility, and professional growth, this is your opportunity. Don’t waste time and apply now!

Work From Home and Earn R$8,669.86; SENAI Offers Job Vacancy With Great Salary + Benefits; See How to Apply

With Flexibility of Home Office and Attractive Benefits, the Position Promises Stability and Opportunity for Growth. Applications Open Until December 8, 2024.

Selection Process

Job Opening SENAI

How to Apply

About SENAI

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Work From Home and Earn R$8,669.86; SENAI Offers Job Vacancy With Great Salary + Benefits; See How to Apply

With Flexibility of Home Office and Attractive Benefits, the Position Promises Stability and Opportunity for Growth. Applications Open Until December 8, 2024.

Selection Process

Job Opening SENAI

How to Apply

About SENAI

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Norway is drilling 27 kilometers of rock 392 meters below the bottom of a fjord to build the world’s largest and deepest underwater road tunnel — when completed, a 21-hour journey will be reduced to 10.

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