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IBGE has 895 vacancies in National Unified Competitive Examination
January 16, 2024 01h00 PM | Last Updated: January 16, 2024 11h34 PM
The Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services (MGI) released, last Wednesday, 10, in Brasília (DF) public notices with detailed information about the National Unified Competitive Examination (CPNU). The IBGE is part of this initiative and seeks to fill up 895 vacancies distributed among different professional profiles. That is the major competitive examination ever in the Institute’s history.
Having been announced last year, the CNPU is a new model adopted to hire federal civil servants for permanent positions in different governmental agencies, by means of one same test. A total of 6,640 vacancies in 21 federal agencies have joined the initiative. The public notices regarding each one of the eight theme groups into which the vacancies were classified, the schedule and additional information are available at the CPNU official page on the Internet. Candidates can enroll between January 19 and February 09, and the tests are scheduled for May 5th.
As vagas oferecidas pelo IBGE no CPNU estão distribuídas em sete dos oito blocos temáticos e não haverá prova de títulos para os cargos do Instituto. O Bloco 4 é o único que não apresenta postos de trabalho no IBGE. Conforme explicado pelo MGI, cada candidato poderá se inscrever apenas para vagas de um determinado bloco, de acordo com sua trajetória acadêmica e interesse pessoal.
For those with a higher education degree, the positions and specific areas related to the IBGE were subdivided as follows: 133 vacancies in Group 1 (Infrastructure, Exact Sciences and Engineering); 122 vacancies in Group 2 (Technology, Data and Information); 29 vacancies in Group 3 (Environmental, Agrarian and Biological Fields); 4 vacancies in Group 5 (Education, Health, Social Development and Human Rights); 32 vacancies in Group 6 (Economic Sectors and Regulation); and 275 vacancies in Group 7 (Governmental Management and Public Administration). The ones approved in the tests might be sent to work in several areas of the national territory, depending on their choice of career. In the cases one same job is available in different cities and/or states, the person entitled for precedence of choice will be the one best ranked in the competition and so forth.
In Group 8 (High School Level) there are 300 vacancies for persons who finished secondary education, gathered by Major Region: 47 vacancies in the North; 86 in the Northeast; 40 in the Central West; 91 in the Southeast; and 36 in the South. The Major Region of interest will be informed by the candidate upon registration in the competitive examination.
Two of the three positions requesting a higher education degree (Analyst in Planning, Management and Infrastructure of Geographic Information; and Technical Expert in Geographic and Statistical Information) will pay an initial salary of R$ 8 453,00. A Researcher on Geographic and Statistical Information will earn R$ 10 233,67, whereas for secondary education positions (Technician on Geographic and Statistical Information) the initial salary is R$ 4 008,24. Possible additional benefits due to academic qualifications may still be added. Federal civil servants are entitled to additional values such as health-benefits, meal vouchers, transportation vouchers, daycare education aid, among others.
“This is an extremely important public competition, given the need of professional replacement at the IBGE. I believe the strategy of a unified selection will be helpful in our case, because that can identify new servants aligned with public administration and who can effectively contribute to a new IBGE in the future,” says Bruno Malheiros, IBGE’s Coordinator of Human Resources.
