Wilson Sons Opens Job And Internship Positions In Niterói, Rio de Janeiro

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 10/09/2021 at 14:39

Updated on 10/09/2021 at 18:43

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The Job Opportunities and Internships Offered by Wilson Sons Are for In-Person Work in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro

Wilson Sons, the largest integrated port and maritime logistics operator in the Brazilian market, currently has 6 job and internship openings for in-person work in the city of Niterói, in the state of Rio de Janeiro, on this day, September 10th. The company provides a complete range of services for companies operating in the oil and gas industry, international trade, and the domestic economy, with opportunities for analysts, assistants, and internships in various areas. See this news as well: Grupo CBO Calls for Offshore and Onshore Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

ATTENTION! CPG is not responsible for the job offerings from Wilson Sons. The job and internship opportunities open for Rio de Janeiro are external and can be filled at any time. Please check at the time of application if the positions are still available. If they are, do not miss the chance to apply.

Check the Details of Job and Internship Opportunities in the State of Rio de Janeiro

Junior Operations Analyst – Details of this job/internship position available for the state of Rio de Janeiro: Previous experience in the described activities; Knowledge in the shipping, Oil & Gas, Logistics area; Availability to work in person in Niterói (Ponta d´Areia neighborhood); Desired: Completed or Ongoing Higher Education (Administration, Engineering, Logistics, Nautical Sciences, and related fields); SAP; Knowledge of port procedures, Port and Maritime Authority Processes.

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How to Apply for Open Positions

If you wish to apply for any of the job openings described above, CLICK HERE to be directed to the company’s website. We wish good luck to everyone.

Wilson Sons Opens Job And Internship Positions In Niterói, Rio de Janeiro

The Job Opportunities and Internships Offered by Wilson Sons Are for In-Person Work in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro

Check the Details of Job and Internship Opportunities in the State of Rio de Janeiro

How to Apply for Open Positions

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Wilson Sons Opens Job And Internship Positions In Niterói, Rio de Janeiro

The Job Opportunities and Internships Offered by Wilson Sons Are for In-Person Work in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro

Check the Details of Job and Internship Opportunities in the State of Rio de Janeiro

How to Apply for Open Positions

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