Vivara Opens New Job Openings, Company Offers Nearly 200 Opportunities for Market Integration

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Published on 20/12/2023 at 12:33

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Explore Career Opportunities at Vivara, the Largest Jewelry Chain in Latin America, and Join a Team That Celebrates Every Story with Elegance and Exclusivity.

Vivara, a leader in jewelry in Latin America and known for its excellence and innovative design, announces new job openings. With over 60 years of history and a team of more than 4,800 employees, Vivara is present in all Brazilian states and the Federal District, with over 340 points of sale. The company seeks talent that shares its passion for making every moment special and unique to enter the job market.

Part of the Job Openings List

Talent Bank | Sales and Store Management – Brazil and São Paulo/SP
Senior Accounting Analyst (São Paulo – Hybrid)
Senior Internal Communication Analyst (São Paulo – Hybrid)
Junior Infrastructure Analyst (Manaus – AM)
Senior Maintenance Analyst (São Paulo)
Senior Financial Planning Analyst (São Paulo – Hybrid)
E-commerce Assistant (São Paulo – Hybrid)
Sales Attendant (Marília – SP, Maringá – PR, Campinas – SP)
Sales Assistant (Duque de Caxias – RJ, Vitória da Conquista – BA, Camaçari – BA)
Talent Bank – Exclusive for People with Disabilities (São Paulo)
Access Controller – Affirmative for Women (São Paulo)
Tea Server (São Paulo, Cuiabá, Goiânia, Porto Alegre, Curitiba)
Investor Relations Specialist (São Paulo)
Stock Attendant (Balneário Camboriú – SC, Belo Horizonte – MG, Brasília – DF)

Benefits

Meal Voucher
Transportation Voucher
Profit Sharing (PLR)
Life Insurance
Gympass and Totalpass
Discount on Vivara and Life Products
Birthday Day Off

How to Register to Enter the Job Market?

REGISTER HERE

To apply for job openings at Vivara, interested parties should visit the company’s careers website. There, you will find details about each position and can submit your online application.

About Vivara

Vivara is synonymous with luxury, quality, and modern design, offering a wide range of jewelry that suits various styles and moments in life. With a strong female presence on its board and management, Vivara values diversity and empowerment, representing more than just a brand, but a way to celebrate life with elegance and sophistication.

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Vivara Opens New Job Openings, Company Offers Nearly 200 Opportunities for Market Integration

Explore Career Opportunities at Vivara, the Largest Jewelry Chain in Latin America, and Join a Team That Celebrates Every Story with Elegance and Exclusivity.

Part of the Job Openings List

Benefits

How to Register to Enter the Job Market?

REGISTER HERE

About Vivara

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Vivara Opens New Job Openings, Company Offers Nearly 200 Opportunities for Market Integration

Explore Career Opportunities at Vivara, the Largest Jewelry Chain in Latin America, and Join a Team That Celebrates Every Story with Elegance and Exclusivity.

Part of the Job Openings List

Benefits

How to Register to Enter the Job Market?

REGISTER HERE

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