Electrician and Telecommunications Technician Wanted at Tivit in Fortaleza, Ceará

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 18/04/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 17/04/2019 at 19:44

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Positions Posted on 04/15 by Tivit’s HR Request Professionals to Support the Company’s Contracts, and the Work Location Will Be the City of Fortaleza, Ceará.

Tivit’s HR announced last Monday (04/15) the opening of a selection process for two positions, one for Electrician with an Electrotechnical Course and another for Telecommunications Technician, and the selected professionals will work in the city of Fortaleza, Ceará.
Tivit is a multinational leader in integrated Technology services in Latin America. With a presence in seven countries in the region, from which we provide services to more than 35 countries worldwide.

The company offers reliable, innovative, scalable, secure, and agile infrastructure and application solutions and is responsible for managing mission-critical operations for its clients’ businesses, whether in Fortaleza or anywhere in Brazil.

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Paulo Nogueira

Electrician (Electrotechnical)

Experience: Having developed activities as an Electrotechnical technician or having performed electrician activities in power system/automation companies, preventive and corrective maintenance, status and call control, O&M in power/automation systems.
Specific Knowledge: Electrical installations in power systems; Radio link and telecommunications equipment assembly; Knowledge of protection systems; Certifications in NR10 basic, NR10 SEP, and NR-35; CNH type B.
Academic Background: Electrotechnical Technician with experience in SEP – Power Electric System.

Telecommunications Technician

Experience: Having developed activities as a technician in telecommunications companies; preventive and corrective maintenance, status and call control; O&M in telecommunications, remote access to equipment.
Specific Knowledge: Point-to-point and multipoint radio links; Fundamentals of communication over fiber optics IP Network; Knowledge of PDH and SDH systems; Knowledge of infrastructure equipment, rectifiers, power supplies, inverters, and battery banks; Advanced knowledge of Telecommunications; Radio links and RF Communication; NR-10 Basic and NR-10 SEP (Power Electric System), NR-35 (Work at Height); National Driver’s License (CNH) Category B.
Academic Background: Technician or Technologist in Telecommunications and/or Electronics.

The company requests that interested parties send their resumes with salary expectations to selecaoceara@tivit.com with the job title in the subject line, and that both positions require availability for travel.

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