Empleos de idea en Salta
4 ofertas de empleo de idea en Argentina. Encuentra ofertas actualizadas diariamente de los principales portales de empleo.
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Remote Travel Consultant Premium
Hace 1 día
Salta, Salta Province, Argentina, Salta Sawmilldcllc Trabajo remoto Jornada completaAs a Remote Travel Consultant, you’ll play a mission-critical role in supporting our clients from their very first trip idea all the way to their safe return home. You’ll be the steady, knowledgeable guide who keeps their travel experience seamless, stress-free, and genuinely memorable. From handling bookings to troubleshooting challenges, you’ll...
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Regional Account Manager Premium
Hace 1 día
Argentina - Tucuman, Salta AstraZeneca Jornada completaObjetivo General:Se relaciona y vincula con profesionales de la salud promoviendo productos medicinales, generando difusión científica del área terapéutica y concientización sobre la enfermedad y sus tratamientos.Objetivos Principales:-Promueve productos medicinales del área terapéutica-Actúa como vínculo entre la compañía y los profesionales de...
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Elixir/Phoenix Backend Engineer
Hace 5 días
Municipio de Profesor Salvador Mazza, Salta, Argentina Bluelight Consulting, Llc Trabajo remoto Jornada completa $ 136 - $ 196 Por obraBluelight is seeking a Software Engineer (Elixir/Phoenix) for LATAM remote work. You will design, build and maintain backend services, collaborate with product and design teams, and own features from idea to deployment.The role emphasizes scalable, robust systems, testing, and staying current with Elixir ecosystem. Join a growing consultancy with US and...
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Lead Cytopathologist
Hace 3 días
San Carlos, Salta, Argentina Intuitive Jornada completa $ 321 - $ 378 Por obraWays of Working: Onsite - This job is fully onsite.Employee Type: EmployeeMin. Salary Region 1: 249600 USDGlobal Job Level (HCM): Management 5, Dir (16)Min. Salary Region 2: 212200 USD Company Description It started with a simple idea: what if surgery could be less invasive and recovery less painful? Nearly 30 years later, that question still fuels...