Come to SC! Automotive Company Zen Is Hiring for Jobs and Internships with CLT Hiring and Over 10 Benefits! See How to Apply and Location

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Published on 01/07/2022 at 11:30

Updated on 02/07/2022 at 12:00

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This Friday, July 1, Zen Has Job and Internship Openings for Automotive Production and Engineering Sectors. The Institution Works with Vehicle Parts Production.

Zen is a leading company in automotive parts production in Brusque, Santa Catarina (SC), and currently has job and internship openings available for on-site work. Applications for opportunities occur through submitting an updated resume with all contact information on the Gupy portal.

In total, there are 10 benefits offered by the company in addition to the advantages already guaranteed by the CLT modality, such as: Flexible hours, annual profit sharing, semiannual attendance bonus, health plan that also includes dependents such as children and spouse, outpatient medical assistance; assistance provided for dependents and employees regarding dentistry, 50% reimbursement for expenses on medications at local pharmacies, childcare assistance for children up to six years old, life insurance, meals at the company, and support for studies to develop with the brand.

Zen Job and Internship Openings: See What Are the Main Ones!

See below the job and internship openings at Zen along with the respective application link, which will provide more information about the opportunity.

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Quality Assurance Analyst – Client

Among the requirements required by the institution for those interested in working as a quality assurance analyst, one may cite:

Degree related to engineering with a completed higher education.
Advanced English proficiency to communicate with international clients and experience in the automotive sector.
Practical experience with the standard IATF 16949, Quality Tools (8D/MASP or similar), FMEA, CEP, MSA, APQP, PPAP.

The quality assurance analyst will work on-site in Brusque, Santa Catarina (SC) and will be responsible for ensuring timely delivery of projects.

Click here to learn more specifications about this job opening, how to apply, requirements, and everything on the GUPY portal.

Internship in Environmental Engineering

The environmental engineering intern will work six hours a day and is entitled to meal and transportation vouchers. The stipend is R$ 1400, and among the daily functions required of the employee, one may mention:

Monitor the cleaning of the bioremediator in the septic tank.
Process and monitor cleaning activities carried out at the grease trap, Rio Vivo tank, and other locations belonging to the institution.
Assist in the preparation of the entire PGRS process of ZEN SA.
Stay updated on environmental protection ‘kits’ and ensure the company complies with legal requirements.
Request from third-party companies for the issuance of invoices for services rendered.

Click here to learn more specifications about this job opening, how to apply, requirements, and everything on the GUPY portal.

Internship in Manufacturing Engineering

The stipend for this opportunity is R$ 1400, and one of the requirements is to be pursuing at least the fourth semester of a Production Engineering course. The work will also take place on-site in Brusque, Santa Catarina. One of the intern’s functions will be to assist the company with Lean Assessment.

Click here to learn more specifications about this job opening, how to apply, requirements, and everything on the GUPY portal.

Come to SC! Automotive Company Zen Is Hiring for Jobs and Internships with CLT Hiring and Over 10 Benefits! See How to Apply and Location

This Friday, July 1, Zen Has Job and Internship Openings for Automotive Production and Engineering Sectors. The Institution Works with Vehicle Parts Production.

Zen Job and Internship Openings: See What Are the Main Ones!

Quality Assurance Analyst – Client

Internship in Environmental Engineering

Internship in Manufacturing Engineering

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Come to SC! Automotive Company Zen Is Hiring for Jobs and Internships with CLT Hiring and Over 10 Benefits! See How to Apply and Location

This Friday, July 1, Zen Has Job and Internship Openings for Automotive Production and Engineering Sectors. The Institution Works with Vehicle Parts Production.

Zen Job and Internship Openings: See What Are the Main Ones!

Quality Assurance Analyst – Client

Internship in Environmental Engineering

Internship in Manufacturing Engineering

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