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Celse Sergipe Arrives in Rio With Internship Opportunities in Engineering, Administration, Economics, and Related Fields

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Published on 20/12/2019 at 15:57

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Sergipe Electric Power Company S.A. Announced Its Internship Program for Graduates Between 2020 and 2021 for Positions in Rio de Janeiro for Engineering and Other Higher Education Courses

Celse, which operates a thermoelectric power plant in Sergipe, is looking for interested candidates in Rio de Janeiro for internships in Engineering, Administration, Economics, and related fields for its operations base in the state of Rio de Janeiro, as its UTE is in the final implementation phase and is expected to start operating in 2020.

Responsibilities and Requirements for Engineering and Other Higher Education Positions

Courses: Economics, Administration, Engineering, and related fields.
Intermediate knowledge of Excel and Office Suite (PowerPoint and Word);
Advanced English;
Desirable: Graduates from late 2020 or 2021)

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-Assistance in financial modeling of the business, including addressing specific demands related to the model (financial and operational KPI’s, presentations, assistance in scenario preparation, etc.);

– Monthly update of the financial model with the results from the previous month and forecast;

– Monthly updating of macroeconomic and sector data (exchange rate, inflation, Brent, etc.) and monthly calculation of the CVU (“Unit Variable Cost”) of the company;

– Assistance in the monthly preparation of Actual vs. Budgeted, including interaction with company managers and updating of cost/expense and investment forecasts;

Send your resume to recursoshumanos@celse.com.br with the job title in the subject line.

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