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Electricians, Technicians, Engineers, Supervisors, Assistants, and More Total Over 20 Job Openings on This 25th Day

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 25/03/2020 at 10:33

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Energisa, One of the Largest Companies in the Electric Sector, Has Openings for Engineers, Technicians, Electricians, and Many Others, in Various Regions of Brazil

One of the main private groups in the electric sector of Brazil, Energisa is the 5th largest in energy distribution in the country and currently has job openings for electricians, engineers, technicians, and more than 20 job vacancies available in all regions of Brazil. Your time to enter the job market has come!

Electrotechnical Technician (Supervision) – Rio Branco, AC
Project Engineer I – Cataguases, MG
Project Engineer III – Cataguases, MG
Operation Technician I – Guamaré, RN
Administrative Assistant I – Rio de Janeiro, RJ
Electrotechnical Technician – Supervision and Losses – Porto Velho, RO
Administrative Assistant I – Sorriso, MT
Maintenance Technician II – Guarabira, PB
Warehouse Assistant – Bragança Paulista, SP
Maintenance Technician II – João Pessoa, PB
Driver – Sinop, MT
Team Field Supervisor – Rondonópolis, MT
Administrative Analyst – Porto Velho, RO
Maintenance Technician II – João Pessoa, PB

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Process Analyst – João Pessoa, PB
Assembly Maintenance Electrician I – Bragança Paulista, SP
Administrative Assistant I for PWD – Cataguases, MG
Commercial Assistant (Backup Registration Cuiabá and Várzea Grande) – Cuiabá, MTProject Manager – Porto Velho, RO
Intern – CSE – Porto Velho, RO
Foreman – Sinop, MT
Live Line Foreman – Colíder, MT
Distribution Electrician I – Jaru, RO
Assembly Maintenance Electrician I – Alta Floresta, MT
Distribution Electrician – Capixaba, AC
Distribution Electrician – Brasiléia, AC
Distribution Electrician – Assis Brasil, AC
Assembly Maintenance Electrician I – Peixoto de Azevedo, MT

Job Openings at Energisa – Verified by CPG on March 25, 2020

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Electricians, Technicians, Engineers, Supervisors, Assistants, and More Total Over 20 Job Openings on This 25th Day

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Applications

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