Contracts At Steelmill Require Resume Submission For High School And College Students At IDG Engineering, In Minas Gerais

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Published on 24/07/2020 at 10:00

Contratos em siderúrgica demanda cadastro de currículo para ensino médio e superior na IDG Engenharia, em Minas Gerais

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For Steel Industry Activities, IDG Engineering Is Opening a Talent Pool for Resume Submission for High School and Higher Education Positions

IDG Engineering announced yesterday (07/23) the opening of a resume submission process to strengthen its talent pool for future vacancies and challenges in the steel and cellulose industry in Minas Gerais. The opportunities are for professionals with high school and higher education. Smartcoat’s Human Resources in Macaé is accepting resumes for onshore activities, today July 24.

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IDG has been supporting its clients since 2002 in all areas of engineering by providing consulting services, designing, and managing construction projects throughout the national territory.

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Opportunities in the Steel and Cellulose Industry Sectors. See Below the High School and Higher Education Positions Called for Resume Submission by IDG in Minas Gerais

Consultant – Steel Industry
Consultant – Cellulose
Project Engineer
Designer
Draftsman

Resume Submission IDG Engineering

Want to work in the oil and gas industry? To apply for the above positions for high school and higher education in RJ, submit your complete resume on the IDG Engineering page by clicking this link

On the company’s website, you should provide your updated information and all relevant details about your courses and qualifications, as well as your position of interest. Good luck!

Contracts At Steelmill Require Resume Submission For High School And College Students At IDG Engineering, In Minas Gerais

For Steel Industry Activities, IDG Engineering Is Opening a Talent Pool for Resume Submission for High School and Higher Education Positions

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Contracts At Steelmill Require Resume Submission For High School And College Students At IDG Engineering, In Minas Gerais

For Steel Industry Activities, IDG Engineering Is Opening a Talent Pool for Resume Submission for High School and Higher Education Positions

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Opportunities in the Steel and Cellulose Industry Sectors. See Below the High School and Higher Education Positions Called for Resume Submission by IDG in Minas Gerais

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