There is work for young talent, at least in Datalogic, the Bologna-based pocket multinational that has been looking for 80 technicians, including physicists, engineers and computer scientists, for weeks. For the message to reach its destination, today the managing director of the group, Valentina Volta, signs a sort of appeal in the Corriere della Sera, at the bottom of the letters page.
"We are leaders in the sectors of industrial automation processes - writes the daughter of the patron, Romano Volta - and automatic data acquisition, always looking for the best innovative solutions that have led us all to use barcodes on a daily basis".
After the presentation of the working context, the opportunities: "We are convinced that the valorisation of young talents is the best way to give continuity to our research and development activity".
The profile of the candidates: "The best graduates or recent graduates of the faculties of physics, engineering, science and technology". Those who respond to the call will find a company willing to take care of their training “proposing a career path in the company's 10 research centers in Italy, the USA, China and Vietnam. We will provide international teams and experienced tutors”.
All accompanied by "a competitive economic offer and support in the expenses of transfers or in the signing of mortgages". For those interested, all that remains is to click on www.datalogic.com.
