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Job Openings for Brazilians to Work Abroad on October 1st

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 01/10/2019 at 14:54

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Demand For Brazilians Grows To Fill Job Vacancies Abroad, This Time The Company Infraestruturas de Portugal Is Seeking Various Professionals.

The company Infraestruturas de Portugal has job openings in various different positions for Brazilians interested in working abroad. The available positions are for technicians and engineers who want to work in the cities of Lisbon and Almada and seek new challenges. The company requests that candidates have immediate availability and proven experience in the position they are applying for. See the latest job openings for Brazilians abroad.

Infraestruturas de Portugal leads a group of companies that provide qualified engineering, telecommunications, and asset optimization services. A public company resulting from the merger between Rede Ferroviária Nacional – REFER, EPE and EP – Estradas de Portugal, SA.

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Civil Engineer – Bridges (LISBON)
Engineer – Energy and Power Sector (LISBON)
Engineer – Project Area – Civil Construction (ALMADA)
Technician/Graduate – Planning and Land Management – (ALMADA)
Engineer – Tunnels – (LISBON)
Engineer – Developer Outsystems – (LISBON)
Technician/Graduate – Occupational Safety – (ALMADA)
Administrative Technician – Management Advisory – (ALMADA)
Administrative Technician – Secretarial Support – (ALMADA)

To participate, candidates need to fill out a form on the company’s website by October 31. On the page, you can find the full description of the job openings and the main activities that will be performed by each professional; we recommend reading the job description before applying.

By clicking here you will be directed straight to the company’s page. Don’t miss this opportunity to become a professionally recognized internationally.

We at CPG do not guarantee that all vacancies will be available after this date, as other vacancies are circulating on the internet; however, they were not available on the company’s official website until this article was completed. Good luck to everyone!

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Job Openings for Brazilians to Work Abroad on October 1st

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