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Job Summary: The Atakarejo is seeking new talents to join a team passionate about winning, where work is driven by purpose, vision, and authentic values, performing restocking and customer service. Key Highlights: 1. Team with passion for winning and growth 2. Unique culture with purpose, vision, and values 3. Seeking new talents willing to make a difference OUR ORANGE BLOOD TEAM \#JOINATAKAREJO We are a genuinely Bahian company. A story with a unique character, originally written by Teobaldo, yet evolving daily thanks to the dedication of Maria, Antônio, Ana, José, João, and thousands of other associates in their daily work. The Atakarejo continues steadily toward growth. With hard work, discipline, and determination—doing simple things exceptionally well—the company advances toward its vision of becoming the best food company in Northeast Brazil. After all, having “Orange Blood” means having passion for winning. **What It’s Like to Work Here:** Those who work at Atakarejo know we are a team with a unique way of being. We work with purpose, hold a bold vision, embrace an inspiring mission, and uphold authentic values that guide our actions. This unique way of being makes a difference in the daily lives of our employees and customers—and must always reside within each of us: it is the orange blood flowing in our veins. That is why we constantly seek new talents ready to make a difference alongside us. **Responsibilities and Duties:** Restock products; Return merchandise when customers cancel orders; Verify pricing of promotional items. Ability to work collaboratively and deliver excellent customer service. Attention to detail, especially regarding expiration dates and hygiene. Agility and organization in product preparation and restocking. Ability to work in refrigerated environments. **We Are Looking For Candidates Who Have (Mandatory):** Completed high school education. Be 18 years of age or older. Availability to work on a 6-days-on/1-day-off schedule, during afternoon/night shifts.
