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Helena Barreto

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1.1. How did you join the Tanning Industry?


I finished the degree, I came to the tanning industry through an internship and I ended up staying.


1.2. What functions are you developing in the Tanning Industry?


Responsible for production.


1.3. What qualification / training did you get to join the Tanning Industry?


Degree in Chemistry-Technology.


1.4. What do you enjoy most about your job?


Make developments, work new skins and develop new articles.

I love working on new articles
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Production manager
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