Ypê Announces 100 More Job Openings in 12 States and Accelerates Growth in the Country

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/05/2025 at 16:08

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Company Has Hired More Than 500 People in 2025 and Continues to Expand. Want to Work at Ypê? The Moment is Now!

São Paulo, April 30, 2025 – Ypê, one of the largest manufacturers of hygiene and cleaning products in Brazil, announced 100 new job openings in 12 Brazilian states. So far this year, the company has already hired 556 professionals, thus reinforcing its accelerated growth.

According to Cristiane Lacerda, Executive Director of People, Culture, and Social Responsibility, the company offers opportunities for all levels of seniority. Additionally, it includes people with disabilities (PwDs). Interested individuals need to access the official portal: https://carreirasype.gupy.io to apply.

The states with the most openings are São Paulo (36), Goiás (30), Pernambuco (10), and Bahia (9). In addition to these, there are opportunities in Minas Gerais, Pará, Federal District, Mato Grosso, Amazonas, Rio Grande do Norte, Espírito Santo, Paraná, and Rio de Janeiro. The areas covered include operations, logistics, engineering, quality, communication, maintenance, sales, and projects.

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Benefits Offered by Ypê

In addition to job openings, Ypê offers a comprehensive benefits package. Employees have access to medical and dental assistance, Wellhub (Gympass), profit sharing (PPR), private pension, and life insurance. Moreover, in some locations, the company provides chartered transportation, on-site meals, food vouchers, and a monthly basket of Ypê products.

The job openings are distributed across strategic cities, such as Amparo and Salto (SP), Campinas (SP), Goiânia and Anápolis (GO), Simões Filho (BA), and Itapissuma (PE). With this expansion, the company strengthens its regional presence and, consequently, contributes to the development of the local job market.

Currently, Ypê has more than 7,300 employees and celebrates 75 years of history. According to the Great Place to Work (GPTW) ranking, the company is among the best places to work in Brazil. In 2024, it received recognition in four categories, including interior São Paulo, and was awarded the highlight in Mental Health seal.

The Strength of Ypê in the Brazilian Market

Present in 95% of Brazilian households, Ypê leads essential segments in the hygiene and cleaning market. Its portfolio includes 450 products in 23 categories, featuring strong brands such as Assolan, Atol, Tixan, Perfex, Flor de Ypê, Siene, and Action de Ypê.

Founded in 1950, the company operates six manufacturing complexes in addition to its headquarters in Amparo (SP). The units are located in Salto (SP), Simões Filho (BA), Anápolis (GO), Goiânia (GO), Itajubá (MG), and Itapissuma (PE). This positioning ensures reach and efficiency in its operations, further boosting competitiveness in the market.

In the field of sustainability, Ypê stands out widely. The company is part of the UN Global Compact and the Business Pact for Integrity and Against Corruption from Instituto Ethos. Additionally, it received recognition as Pro-Ethical Company (2020-2021/2022-2023) from the Federal Comptroller’s Office (CGU), being the only company in the sector with this consecutive achievement.

Ypê Announces 100 More Job Openings in 12 States and Accelerates Growth in the Country

Company Has Hired More Than 500 People in 2025 and Continues to Expand. Want to Work at Ypê? The Moment is Now!

Benefits Offered by Ypê

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