Urgent: INPE Contest Confirmed and Official Notice Released! National Institute for Space Research Offers 93 Positions with Starting Salaries Up to R$ 16,000

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 10/10/2023 at 10:45

Updated on 10/10/2023 at 10:46

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Opportunities at INPE in Their New Contest Are for Technologists and Researchers. Know the Details and Find Out About the Salaries!

The National Institute for Space Research (INPE) is currently accepting applications for a public contest that offers 93 vacancies at the higher education level for the positions of technologist and researcher. This is an excellent opportunity for qualified professionals seeking a solid career in space research and technology.

One of the attractions of this contest is the starting salaries that can reach up to R$ 16.134,86, depending on the candidate’s qualifications. For researchers, salaries range from R$ 8.862,29 to R$ 16.134,86, while technologists can receive between R$ 7.025,48 and R$ 12.634,13, depending on the qualification level, according to the Qconcursos website. These competitive salaries make INPE an attractive option for higher education professionals seeking financial stability.

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How to Register and What Are the Steps of the Contest

Applications for the INPE contest can be submitted on the portal of the Getúlio Vargas Foundation (FGV), the organizing body of the selection, from October 31 to December 4. The registration fee ranges from R$ 110 to R$ 160, but it is important to highlight that there is a possibility of fee waiver for candidates registered in the Unique Cadastre for Social Programs of the Federal Government (CadÚnico) or bone marrow donors.

The selection process includes several stages, such as objective tests, written tests, title evaluation, and a procedure for hetero-identification and biopsychosocial assessment for candidates competing for reserved vacancies. The written tests for researchers are scheduled for June 2, 2024, while the objective and written tests for technologists will take place on May 26, 2024.

This contest represents a unique opportunity for higher education professionals who wish to be part of a renowned institution like INPE. With attractive salaries and the possibility of contributing to significant advancements in space research, the 93 vacancies offered are sought after by many. Make sure to prepare adequately and do not miss the chance to embark on a successful career at the National Institute for Space Research.

Steps in Detail:

Vacancies for Researcher:

I – written tests, of an eliminatory and classificatory nature;

II – oral test and defense of a memorial, of a classificatory nature only;

III – title evaluation, of a classificatory nature only;

IV – hetero-identification procedure and biopsychosocial assessment for those competing for reserved vacancies for black candidates and candidates with disabilities.

Vacancies for Technologist:

I – objective tests, of an eliminatory and classificatory nature;

II – written tests, of an eliminatory and classificatory nature;

III – title evaluation; of a classificatory nature only;

IV – hetero-identification procedure and biopsychosocial assessment for those competing for reserved vacancies for black candidates and candidates with disabilities.

Urgent: INPE Contest Confirmed and Official Notice Released! National Institute for Space Research Offers 93 Positions with Starting Salaries Up to R$ 16,000

Opportunities at INPE in Their New Contest Are for Technologists and Researchers. Know the Details and Find Out About the Salaries!

How to Register and What Are the Steps of the Contest

Steps in Detail:

Vacancies for Researcher:

Vacancies for Technologist:

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Urgent: INPE Contest Confirmed and Official Notice Released! National Institute for Space Research Offers 93 Positions with Starting Salaries Up to R$ 16,000

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How to Register and What Are the Steps of the Contest

Steps in Detail:

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