Soltec Hires Professionals for Planning, Construction, and More in Minas Gerais and São Paulo

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Published on 21/10/2020 at 13:57

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The Job Openings for Minas Gerais and São Paulo Are for the Positions of Coordinator, Supervisor, and Analyst in the Areas of Planning, Tax, Works, and Others

Soltec is a global manufacturer and supplier of single-axis solar trackers, with a global workforce of over 1,500 people, combining over 15 years of experience with innovation. The company is hiring for positions of coordinator, supervisor, and analyst in the areas of tax, planning, works, and administration. The states covered by Soltec’s job openings are Minas Gerais and São Paulo.

About the Company:

Soltec is a global manufacturer and supplier of single-axis solar trackers, with a global workforce of over 1,500 people, combining over 15 years of experience with innovation. With a strong commitment to renewable energy and the environment, the company is dedicated to innovation, product standardization, and customer success.

The company has manufacturing facilities in Argentina, Brazil, China, and Spain, as well as offices in Australia, Denmark, Chile, Egypt, India, Israel, Italy, Mexico, Peru, and the United States.

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Tax Accounting Analyst for Works

Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or related fields;
Work experience in the administrative/accounting sector of works;
Mandatory knowledge: CNAE, NCM, CFOP, CST;
Knowledge in ERP is a plus.

Electrical Engineer Coordinator for Works

Experience with Photovoltaic Plant projects, substations, team coordination, construction of transmission lines;
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering;
Advanced Excel, Power BI, AutoCAD;
Desirable: Fluent English.

Administrative Supervisor

Bachelor’s degree in Administration/Accounting or related fields;
Mandatory – experience in team management and works administration;
Local hiring or availability to work under a field work regime.

Civil Works Coordinator

Experience with Photovoltaic Plant projects, directly coordinating land clearing, drainage, foundations, and buildings;
Management of civil teams;
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or related fields;
Advanced Excel, Power BI, AutoCAD;
Desirable: Fluent English.

GRID Coordinator

Experience with Photovoltaic Plant projects, substations from 138 to 500kV, team coordination, construction of transmission lines, knowledge of the CEMIG D and CEMIG GT procedures and standards;
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related fields;
Advanced Excel, Power BI, AutoCAD;
Desirable: Fluent English.

Works Planning Supervisor

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or related fields. Experience with works planning;
Mandatory knowledge: Advanced Excel, Power BI, AutoCAD;
Desirable: Intermediate English.

Applications: Just click on the desired position to go to the application site. Good luck!

Soltec Hires Professionals for Planning, Construction, and More in Minas Gerais and São Paulo

The Job Openings for Minas Gerais and São Paulo Are for the Positions of Coordinator, Supervisor, and Analyst in the Areas of Planning, Tax, Works, and Others

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