55,000 yuan was thrown into Brazil! CRRC has set up a factory in Brazil, and the first round of recr

According to the ARTS Rail Transit Exhibition, CRRC plans to set up a train manufacturing plant in the inland city of Araraquara in the state of São Paulo. Rafael Benini, secretary of partnership and investment affairs of the state of São Paulo, said CRRC will lease part of the existing factory of South Korea's Hyundai Rotem for production activities. The initial investment amount is expected to be R$50 million.

CRRC has officially launched its recruitment campaign in Brazil, with plans to recruit employees for its first manufacturing plant in Brazil and its administrative office in São Paulo. The news was published on social platforms by Marcelo Henrique Gregório, HR Director of CRRC Brazil.

The distribution of recruitment positions and cities is as follows:

São Paulo (administrative headquarters)

Sales Manager (Gerente de Vendas)

Tax Manager

Accounting Manager (Gerente de Contabilidade)

Project Manager (Gerente de Projetos)

Arara Kwara (Factory)

Maintenance electrician

Railway Vehicle Electrician

Project Engineer

Electrical engineer

Mechanical engineer

Procurement Specialist (National Financing Procurement Direction Finame)

International Procurement Specialist

Maintenance mechanic

Industrial/Vehicle Assembler

Chinese, Portuguese and English trilingual translations

How to apply?

This round of recruitment is conducted by email, and applicants need to send their resumes to the company's HR email:

 rh@crrcbrasil.com.br

The email header format should be:

Job Title – Name (e.g. Gerente de Projetos – Willian Moreira)

The recruitment process is as follows:

1. Job announcement and official channel opening

2. Resume reception and initial screening

3. HR interview (including salary/benefits information)

4. End of business department

5. Issue an offer and initiate the onboarding process

About CRRC:

CRRC Group, the world's leading manufacturer of rail transit equipment, opened a factory in Brazil for the first time in Brazil. Previously, CRRC had delivered 2500 series trains for the São Paulo Metro Company (CPTM) and won the bid for the supply of 44 trains of São Paulo Metro Line 1 (Blue Line), Line 2 (Green Line) and Line 3 (Red Line).

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