Taesa, One of the Largest Private Power Transmission Groups in the Country, Is Offering Job Openings for Various Positions Such as Technicians, Engineers, Interns, and More

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 11/07/2023 at 13:27

Updated on 12/07/2023 at 13:39

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Job Openings at Taesa Are Majority Concentrated in the State of Rio de Janeiro. There Are Job Openings for Medium, Technical, and Higher Level

Taesa, Transmissora Aliança de Energia Elétrica S.A., is offering job openings on this day 22 in the states of Rio de Janeiro and Rio Grande do Sul, as well as the Federal District. There are openings for technicians, electricians, engineers, analysts, and specialists.

Taesa is one of the largest private electricity transmission groups in Brazil. The company is dedicated exclusively to the construction, operation, and maintenance of power transmission lines and currently holds 39 concessions, which together total 97 substations and over 13,000 km of transmission lines across Brazil.

The job openings at Taesa offer benefits such as private pension; medical and dental assistance; childcare assistance; profit sharing; life insurance; food and meal vouchers; citizen company; education incentives; and Quality of Life Program.

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Maintenance Technician III – PCT
Senior Operations Engineer – Pre-operation, Post-operation, and Standardization (Fixed Term)
Maintenance Technician III – PCT
Systems Operator II – Real Time Operations
Young Apprentice
Study Engineer – Expansion

Applications for Taesa Job Opportunities

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About Taesa

Taesa (Transmissora Aliança de Energia Elétrica S.A.) is one of the largest electric power transmission companies in Brazil. Founded in 2000, the company is involved in the planning, construction, operation, and maintenance of energy transmission systems, contributing to the safety and reliability of the national electrical system.

Taesa is a publicly traded company listed on B3, the Brazilian Stock Exchange, with shares traded under the ticker TAEE11. The company is part of the Cemig Group (Companhia Energética de Minas Gerais) and ISA (one of the largest electric power transmission groups in Latin America).

The company operates an extensive network of transmission lines covering various Brazilian states, connecting energy-producing regions to consumption areas. Taesa has approximately 14,000 kilometers of transmission lines in operation, distributed across 24 concessions.

Taesa, One of the Largest Private Power Transmission Groups in the Country, Is Offering Job Openings for Various Positions Such as Technicians, Engineers, Interns, and More

Job Openings at Taesa Are Majority Concentrated in the State of Rio de Janeiro. There Are Job Openings for Medium, Technical, and Higher Level

Check Out the Job Openings Offered by Taesa

Applications for Taesa Job Opportunities

About Taesa

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Taesa, One of the Largest Private Power Transmission Groups in the Country, Is Offering Job Openings for Various Positions Such as Technicians, Engineers, Interns, and More

Job Openings at Taesa Are Majority Concentrated in the State of Rio de Janeiro. There Are Job Openings for Medium, Technical, and Higher Level

Check Out the Job Openings Offered by Taesa

Applications for Taesa Job Opportunities

About Taesa

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