Usiminas Opens Selection Process For Candidates Without Experience From All Technical And Higher Education Areas In SP, MG And More, For 2021 Internship Positions

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 15/03/2021 at 09:46

Trabalhadores executando atividades siderúrgica Usiminas/ Fonte: Reprodução – Via Google

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One of the Largest Steel Complexes in the Americas, Usiminas, Calls for Candidates Without Experience for Internship Positions in SP, MG, and More

Looking for a job but don’t have experience? Build your career in one of the leading steel complexes in the Americas, Usiminas! The company is holding an open selection process for student candidates from all areas of technical high school and higher education for internship positions in the states of São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Rio Grande do Sul, and Espírito Santo. See below how to secure yours.

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More than just steel, Usiminas offers solutions for the country’s greatest industrial challenges. It is close to you, in cars and refrigerators. Usiminas steel is also far away, on ships, oil rigs, and tractors. It’s no wonder that Usiminas is the leader in flat steel in Brazil and one of the main steel complexes in the Americas.

Usiminas believes that the reason for its success is its people. For this reason, they also seek developing professionals to be part of their team, so they can grow with the company and help build their future.

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Check Below How to Compete for the Internship Positions Opened by Usiminas in São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Rio Grande do Sul, and Espírito Santo

Technical High School Positions

Requirements: Currently enrolled in Administration, Industrial Automation, Accounting, Construction, Electrotechnics, Nursing, Computer Science, Mechanics, Metallurgy, Chemistry, and Occupational Safety. Expected graduation in 12/2022 or with internship requirements pending. Availability to intern starting in May.

Higher Education Positions

Requirements: Currently enrolled in Administration, Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Accounting, Economics, Social Communication (Journalism, Public Relations, and Advertising), Design, Law, Environmental and Sanitary Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, Control and Automation Engineering, Materials Engineering, Production Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Production Engineering, Pedagogy, Information Systems, and Information Technology. Expected graduation in 12/2022. Availability to intern starting in May.

Benefits: Usiminas offers meal vouchers, scholarship assistance, and transportation vouchers.

Application until March 21

Interested candidates can apply directly on the company’s website at this link

Usiminas Opens Selection Process For Candidates Without Experience From All Technical And Higher Education Areas In SP, MG And More, For 2021 Internship Positions

One of the Largest Steel Complexes in the Americas, Usiminas, Calls for Candidates Without Experience for Internship Positions in SP, MG, and More

Read Also

Check Below How to Compete for the Internship Positions Opened by Usiminas in São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Rio Grande do Sul, and Espírito Santo

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Usiminas Opens Selection Process For Candidates Without Experience From All Technical And Higher Education Areas In SP, MG And More, For 2021 Internship Positions

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