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German Engenharia and Expert RH Open Selection Process

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 20/03/2018 at 16:43

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Two Companies with Two Different Selection Processes for the Industry Sector. Check the Qualifications and Good Luck

The goods and services industry this March has seen a significant increase in the number of job openings being made available. The demand for technicians is increasingly pronounced because many existing companies, at least those that have not closed their doors and have survived the crisis so far, are feeling more confident and have started to increase their operational capacities.

Company 1 – Expert Consultoria is hiring automation technicians for a multinational company providing maintenance services for drives. Requirements: Technical course in the area, experience in industrial automation and field technical assistance for Siemens PLC’s. Having worked with CNC machines, with controllers from the Sinumerik and Sinamics lines, Fanuc will be a differential. Knowledge of frequency inverters. Reside in the regions of Limeira, Santa Bárbara, and Americana. Interested parties should send their resumes to rec.ame@expertconsultoria.com.br.

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German Engenharia and Expert RH Open Selection Process

Two Companies with Two Different Selection Processes for the Industry Sector. Check the Qualifications and Good Luck

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German Engenharia and Expert RH Open Selection Process

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