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Job Openings for Engineering, Administration, Accounting, and Related Professionals to Work at CBSI Partnering with CSN

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 22/01/2020 at 12:53

Updated on 22/01/2020 at 12:57

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Vagas para profissionais de engenharia, administração, contabilidade e afins para trabalhar na CBSI parceira CSN no RJ

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Company from the South Fluminense Region in RJ, Recognized for Major Contracts with CSN, Announces Openings for Higher Education Professionals in Engineering

CBSI is starting the selection process for professionals who are available to work in Volta Redonda. The openings are for professionals with higher education in engineering, administration, accounting, and economics. However, please note that the deadline for submitting resumes varies according to the position. CSN has over 30 job openings for high school and higher education, hurry and go work at the largest Steel Complex in Latin America!

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CBSI has just updated its job openings for the cities of Volta Redonda and Barra Mansa. The company is urgently looking to hire professionals, so if you reside in the area, do not miss this great opportunity.

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If you are a professional specialized in any of the above positions, do not miss this great opportunity and send your resume immediately. The company emphasizes that resumes from professionals with disabilities are very welcome.

According to the company’s announcement on its professional social network, interested parties should send their resume with the job title in the subject line to the email: trabalheconosco@cbsi.com.br

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