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Company Hires Instrumentation, Automation Technician and Engineer to Work in São Paulo

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 19/03/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 20/03/2019 at 10:11

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The Fertron Technical Assistance Company in the Sugar-Energy Sector Seeks Qualified and Experienced Technicians and Engineers to Work in SP

The Largest Brazilian Integrator in Electric Automation in SP is Hiring Instrumentation Technician, Automation Technician, and Automation Engineer. Fertron has been in the national market for three decades providing technical assistance for electronic equipment for instrumentation and process control in the sugar-energy sector. The company has been establishing partnerships with the goal of expanding its market scope, and throughout its journey, Fertron has become the largest Brazilian integrator in electric automation. Continue reading to learn more details about the job openings and how to apply.

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About the Job Openings

The job openings are for professionals:

Instrumentation Technician
Automation Technician
Automation Engineer

Requirements:

Candidates must have configuration experience in Rockwell and Siemens systems
Willingness to travel

Application

If you meet the company’s requirements, don’t forget to review your resume and make sure all your information is up to date, especially your contact details, experiences, and qualifications! Checked everything?? Then send your resume to email vagas@fertron.com.br, and be sure to include the desired position in the subject line of the email! GOOD LUCK!

If the position you are looking for is not open, you can send your resume to the company’s HR email RH@FERTRON.COM.BR. When new opportunities that match your profile arise, your resume will be one of the first to be considered!

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Company Hires Instrumentation, Automation Technician and Engineer to Work in São Paulo

The Fertron Technical Assistance Company in the Sugar-Energy Sector Seeks Qualified and Experienced Technicians and Engineers to Work in SP

About the Job Openings

Requirements:

Application

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About the Job Openings

Requirements:

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