Aiming for Leadership in the National SAP Market, MSG Global Solutions Will Accelerate Hiring for Job Openings in the Country

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Published on 20/12/2021 at 15:11

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Today, the company has open job openings in technology areas from junior to senior levels and expects to hire more than 130 new employees by next year

In 2021, MSG Global Solutions opened its headquarters in Brazil bringing a major challenge: the goal of being one of the three largest SAP companies in Latin America in the next 3 years. To achieve this, the company intends to open ten job openings per month until the end of 2022. The company was founded in Germany and already has units in 28 countries up to that point.

MSG Global Solutions had a revenue of 1 billion euros in 2020 and a total of 8,500 employees hired worldwide, in addition to continuously providing new job openings. The company expects that the new headquarters in Brazil will constitute the main business line for SAP services within the MSG Global group in the coming years.

“Today, we are already one of the leading international consulting and development firms, with extensive know-how in various segments, including insurance, banking, food, oil, gas, utilities, and manufacturing. Therefore, in addition to providing a conducive environment for professionals seeking to expand their knowledge, we can offer our employees real opportunities for professional growth, as our area is experiencing rapid growth,” explains Meire do Carmo, HR Director of the Brazilian headquarters of MSG Global Solutions.

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Available Job Openings

Currently, MSG Global Solutions has open job positions in the areas of Data Modeling and SAP. “The opportunities are being offered in phases, following the projects that have already been initiated and the launching of new ones. We are attentive to talents who are interested in joining our team,” informs Meire. “We are evaluating all professionals who are applying through our LinkedIn,” she concludes.

The director also added that all job openings at MSG Global Solutions are based on the CLT regime, offer internal training, and have salaries consistent with the market. In addition, they provide benefits such as health insurance, dental insurance, meal and food vouchers, as well as private pension and life insurance.

More information and details about the job openings available at MSG Global Solutions can be accessed on the company’s LinkedIn.

About MSG Global Solutions

Founded in 2008 in Germany, MSG Global Solutions currently has offices worldwide. The company acts as a co-developer of SAP solutions, primarily in the sectors of insurance, banking, automotive, and food, and sees Brazil as one of the most promising markets in the long term.

Aiming for Leadership in the National SAP Market, MSG Global Solutions Will Accelerate Hiring for Job Openings in the Country

Today, the company has open job openings in technology areas from junior to senior levels and expects to hire more than 130 new employees by next year

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