Volkswagen, The World’s Largest Automaker, Seeks Candidates From All Fields To Work In January 2023; Positions Available At Factories In São Paulo And Rio de Janeiro

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Published on 21/10/2022 at 14:48

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Job Openings Are for Working in Factories in SP and RJ, in the Volkswagen Trainee Experts Program

The German multinational Volkswagen, the largest automobile manufacturer in the world, sees the importance of supporting recent graduates as they enter the job market. The company is offering trainee positions for candidates from all areas, who are available to work in its factories in SP and RJ. See below the requirements and how to apply.

The Global Trainee Program Volkswagen Trucks and Buses seeks individuals willing to transform the company’s business for a more sustainable future.

Volkswagen is looking for engaged people who want to make a difference in the world. With a global mindset and a big-picture perspective, the trainee will help the company build a better society through example, hard work, and significant achievements accomplished by many hands.

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Check Below the Requirements to Compete for Trainee Positions and Work at the Leading Automobile Manufacturing Multinational

This is an opportunity aimed at graduates between July/2017 and July/2020 who are interested in working at one of Volkswagen’s locations in the country: São Paulo (SP) and Resende, Rio de Janeiro. The start of the work contract is scheduled for January 2023.

Prerequisites:

Bachelor’s degree completed between July/2017 and July/2020 for all courses. Postgraduate education will be a plus.
Languages: Advanced English, as the trainee will have global exposure. Fluency will be an advantage.
Experience: Generalist in the industry.
Behavioral Profile: Looking for professionals with a business vision, innovative spirit, and potential for leadership.

Benefits: medical and dental plans, pharmacy partnership, transportation assistance, internal restaurant, meal ticket, PLR, TotalPass, private pension, among others.

Applications can be made directly at this link.

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Volkswagen, The World’s Largest Automaker, Seeks Candidates From All Fields To Work In January 2023; Positions Available At Factories In São Paulo And Rio de Janeiro

Job Openings Are for Working in Factories in SP and RJ, in the Volkswagen Trainee Experts Program

Check Below the Requirements to Compete for Trainee Positions and Work at the Leading Automobile Manufacturing Multinational

Volkswagen Wants to Sue Chinese Automaker for Shamelessly Making an Electric Copy of the Iconic Beetle

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