Light Energy Distributor Has Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro for Electricians, Systems Analysts, Energy Generation Dispatchers, and Attendants! Join the Selection Process!

Written by Daiane Souza

Published on 11/07/2022 at 08:32

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A Light Currently Works With At Least Three Subsidiary Companies Responsible for Energy Production and Distribution in Some Cities of Rio de Janeiro (RJ).

On this Monday, July 11, Light has job openings available for the state of Rio de Janeiro (RJ) for professionals such as electrician, systems analyst, energy generation dispatcher, and attendant. The selection process occurs quickly through the Gupy portal, where candidates must submit their updated resume with all contact information and the most recent experiences updated.

Light Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro (RJ): Participate in the Selection Process!

See below the job openings offered by Light in Rio de Janeiro (RJ) and the cities that are hiring. At the end of the description of each opportunity, you will be able to access the application link, which allows you to apply and submit your resume.

In total, those selected for the job openings will have access to several benefits, such as “Food Voucher; Meal Voucher; Medical Assistance; Dental Assistance; Profit Sharing; Private Pension; Life Insurance; Partnership Agreements with Companies and Training Programs.”

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Overhead Line Electrician

The selection process for overhead line electrician is intended for those interested in working in the city of Rio de Janeiro (RJ). In summary, to apply for this opportunity, it is important that the candidate has a CNH, National Driver’s License, in category D. Among the activities of the employee in their daily routine with the institution, the following can be mentioned:

Replacement of poles related to overhead lines.
Work with structures related to Live Line.
Protection of the entire network always using personal and collective protective equipment to also ensure the safety of other team members.
Trim trees that are coming into contact with energized lines.

Having fluent English is one of the differentiators for applying for the selection process.

CLICK BELOW TO APPLY FOR THE OVERHEAD LINE ELECTRICIAN.

Distribution Attendant

The Distribution Attendant has the role of working in person in the city of Rio de Janeiro (RJ) to perform tasks related to power cuts and bill collections. One of the differentiators for having a standout resume is having experience related to the Office suite.

Among the employee’s daily functions, the following can be mentioned:

Interacting with all teams related to information registration and electricity cuts or those who are not up to date with bill payments.
Assisting teams in locating customer addresses to cut off the electricity and improve efficiency.
Receiving all emergency teams to provide services for correcting power outages in certain neighborhoods.
Providing an overview of occurrences to other employees.

CLICK BELOW TO APPLY FOR THE DISTRIBUTION ATTENDANT.

Senior Management and Control Analyst (Contracts)

The Senior Management and Control Analyst (Contracts) will have the role of analyzing and controlling the contracts opened with the company. One of the differentiators for applying is having knowledge related to SAP finance along with intermediate English to make the communication effective.

Having knowledge of budgeting related to the electrical sector is also a requirement to apply. As of the publication of this article, more than 600 people had registered through LinkedIn.

CLICK BELOW TO APPLY FOR THE SENIOR MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL ANALYST.

Light Energy Distributor Has Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro for Electricians, Systems Analysts, Energy Generation Dispatchers, and Attendants! Join the Selection Process!

A Light Currently Works With At Least Three Subsidiary Companies Responsible for Energy Production and Distribution in Some Cities of Rio de Janeiro (RJ).

Light Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro (RJ): Participate in the Selection Process!

Overhead Line Electrician

Distribution Attendant

Senior Management and Control Analyst (Contracts)

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Light Energy Distributor Has Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro for Electricians, Systems Analysts, Energy Generation Dispatchers, and Attendants! Join the Selection Process!

A Light Currently Works With At Least Three Subsidiary Companies Responsible for Energy Production and Distribution in Some Cities of Rio de Janeiro (RJ).

Light Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro (RJ): Participate in the Selection Process!

Overhead Line Electrician

Distribution Attendant

Senior Management and Control Analyst (Contracts)

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