Digital Freight Company FreteBras Is Offering 230 Remote Job Openings for Candidates Across Brazil

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 26/02/2022 at 15:15

Updated on 28/02/2022 at 23:41

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FreteBras, a Digital Carrier, Is Offering Hundreds of Job Openings for Candidates Across the Country. The Remote Positions Are Aimed at the Product, Data, and Primarily, Technology Sectors

The digital freight carrier FreteBras is offering various job vacancies for all of Brazil. In total, the company provides 230 remote job openings on its opportunities website for those who wish to work from home. Those who are hired will work in the areas of technology, data, and products. FreteBras emphasizes that the sector with the most employment opportunities will be Technology.

Job Openings Available at the Digital Carrier

In just the last year, FreteBras created over 400 job openings due to its expansion project. In this second phase, the company decided to offer an additional 230 positions. Just for the Technology sector, the digital carrier is offering 157 remote job openings for Back-end Developers, Front-End Developers, Architects, Mobile/Android Developers, SREs, Agilists, Cloud Engineers, DevOps, Infrastructure, and QA roles.

For the Product sector, there are 29 job openings available for Product Owner, UX Designer, Group Product Manager, Product Manager, UX Researcher, and Product Design positions.

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How to Apply for Job Openings at FreteBras?

Those interested in applying should access the company’s job site and choose an opportunity. To make this process even easier, the site offers various filters such as Job Type, Location, and Area.

Applicants should carefully read the job description, responsibilities and requirements, qualifications, and other additional information. Those hired for remote positions or those with flexible hours for on-site opportunities will receive a salary that is competitive with the market, along with various benefits such as:

Meal Voucher or Food Voucher;
Health Insurance;
Bradesco at no cost to the employee;
Open environment for innovation and creativity;
Career development evaluations;
Dental Care;
Pharmacy Agreement;
Life Insurance;
Childcare Assistance.

Learn About FreteBras

The Digital Carrier is part of the Frete.com group alongside companies like CargoX and FretePago, which are focused on operational services for carriers.

The company’s mission is to help independent drivers, carriers, fleet owners, and shippers save time and money through the use of the company’s interactive communication tools.

FreteBras aims to integrate all areas of the South American road transport sector through the internet. Additionally, it is fully committed to sustainability, reducing vehicle traffic and decreasing the emission of polluting gases.

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