Elecnor Brazil Has Job and Internship Openings for Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Photovoltaic and Solar Energy, Electricians, and Medium and Low Voltage Operators in RJ, RS, and Abroad. Apply for the Selection Process!

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Published on 11/07/2022 at 06:40

Updated on 11/07/2022 at 07:40

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Elecnor do Brasil has job and internship openings for engineering, electrotechnics, photovoltaic and solar energy, electrician, and medium and low voltage operator in the states of RJ and RS as well as abroad, such as Italy and Mexico. Apply for the selection process!

Elecnor do Brasil is offering job and internship openings for the states of Rio de Janeiro (RJ), Rio Grande do Sul (RS), and abroad for those interested in working in fields such as engineering, electrotechnics, photovoltaic and solar energy, electrician, and medium and low voltage operator. Applications for the selection process are made through the Gupy portal, where candidates must submit their updated resumes along with contact details.

Among the benefits offered by the organization, there is the possibility of accessing the company’s vehicle, which allows transportation to the institution, along with a meal voucher card worth an average of R$ 549.20 as an additional benefit.

Job Openings at Elecnor do Brasil for Engineering and Solar Energy. Apply for the Selection Process.

Below are descriptions of the main job and internship openings offered by Elecnor do Brasil for those wishing to work in electrical, solar energy, and engineering.

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Internship in Occupational Safety

This opportunity is intended for those wishing to work in the capital of Rio de Janeiro (RJ) with an average workload of six hours per day. To apply, it is important to have intermediate knowledge of MS Office (Word/Excel/PowerPoint). Additionally, you should be at least in the fifth semester of your higher education course. One of the benefits is a Day Off on the birthday, which allows the employee to take a break and still get paid for the day.

CLICK BELOW TO APPLY FOR THE INTERNSHIP IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY.

Electrotechnics Technician

The Electrotechnics Technician will work in the state of Rio Grande do Sul (RS), especially in the city of Rio Grande. According to the institution, the salary for this professional is around R$ 2,2 thousand, plus danger pay and benefits such as meal and transportation allowances to commute to work.

To apply, it is important to be a person passionate about team safety to ensure greater stability using personal protective equipment, the PPEs.

CLICK BELOW TO APPLY FOR THE ELECTROTECHNICS TECHNICIAN.

Medium and Low Voltage Operator

The Medium and Low Voltage Operator will work in Italy with access to housing on-site. Elecnor do Brasil is looking for Brazilians who can speak both fluent Italian and Spanish to be paid in euros!

The initial contract to work as a medium and low voltage operator will last six months but can be extended depending on the services provided and the employee’s commitment abroad.

CLICK BELOW TO APPLY FOR THE MEDIUM AND LOW VOLTAGE OPERATOR IN EUROPE.

Civil Engineer

For the civil engineering opportunity, it is important for the candidate to be available to work in the capital of Rio de Janeiro (RJ) and already hold a higher education degree.

In addition to having knowledge of the Spanish language for good communication with team members, it is necessary for the candidate to have experience using some tools, such as: Office Suite, MS Project, Autocad, and Autocad 3D.

The work schedule is during business hours and does not occur on weekends.

CLICK BELOW TO APPLY FOR THE CIVIL ENGINEER.

Elecnor Brazil Has Job and Internship Openings for Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Photovoltaic and Solar Energy, Electricians, and Medium and Low Voltage Operators in RJ, RS, and Abroad. Apply for the Selection Process!

Elecnor do Brasil has job and internship openings for engineering, electrotechnics, photovoltaic and solar energy, electrician, and medium and low voltage operator in the states of RJ and RS as well as abroad, such as Italy and Mexico. Apply for the selection process!

Job Openings at Elecnor do Brasil for Engineering and Solar Energy. Apply for the Selection Process.

Internship in Occupational Safety

Electrotechnics Technician

Medium and Low Voltage Operator

Civil Engineer

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Elecnor Brazil Has Job and Internship Openings for Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Photovoltaic and Solar Energy, Electricians, and Medium and Low Voltage Operators in RJ, RS, and Abroad. Apply for the Selection Process!

Elecnor do Brasil has job and internship openings for engineering, electrotechnics, photovoltaic and solar energy, electrician, and medium and low voltage operator in the states of RJ and RS as well as abroad, such as Italy and Mexico. Apply for the selection process!

Job Openings at Elecnor do Brasil for Engineering and Solar Energy. Apply for the Selection Process.

Internship in Occupational Safety

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Medium and Low Voltage Operator

Civil Engineer

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A giant brown band visible from space, approximately 8,850 kilometers long, connected Africa to America in the Atlantic Ocean, and satellites revealed that it is neither land nor pollution, but the largest accumulation of seaweed in the world, which broke records in 2025.

Brazil filled the Northeast with wind turbines but now faces the side effect of 705 giant blades reaching the end of their lifespan by 2032 just in Rio Grande do Norte, while the world projects 43 million tons of waste by 2050.

India approved the country’s first submerged road-rail tunnel, 15.8 kilometers dug under the bed of the Brahmaputra River.

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