Wind Energy Company Started Recruitment and Selection Yesterday (09/04) for High School, Technical, and Higher Education Positions for Its Factory in Ceará

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 05/09/2020 at 06:58

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Many Mid-Level, Technical and Higher Positions Available to Work at Aeris Wind Turbine Factory in Ceará. Check Out the Positions and Submit Your Resume

Aeris, a company specialized in the wind energy sector, started recruiting and selecting for its wind turbine factory in Ceará yesterday (09/04). The positions are for various mid-level, technical, and higher functions. For the first time, solar and wind energy represented the largest share of new energy generation in the world

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Check Below the Positions and Participate in the Recruitment and Selection to Work at the Brazilian Wind Energy Factory in Ceará

Aeris offers benefits such as: Involvement in the Profit Sharing Program; Enjoying two daily, complete, and balanced meals; Having health insurance with the largest operator in Brazil; etc.

Application for Aeris Ceará positions

If you are a qualified professional with experience in one of the mentioned positions, access the corresponding links for the vacancies, check the necessary requirements, and participate in Aeris recruitment and selection. GOOD LUCK!

In 2020, Aeris completes 10 years of activity in the wind energy sector; during this journey, it has won several awards and certifications, including the award for Largest and Best by Exame Magazine (2018), recognition as the Most Sustainable Company by Guia Exame (2017), Great Place To Work certification (2020), and ISO 9001, 14001, and 45001 certifications.

Wind Energy Company Started Recruitment and Selection Yesterday (09/04) for High School, Technical, and Higher Education Positions for Its Factory in Ceará

Many Mid-Level, Technical and Higher Positions Available to Work at Aeris Wind Turbine Factory in Ceará. Check Out the Positions and Submit Your Resume

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Check Below the Positions and Participate in the Recruitment and Selection to Work at the Brazilian Wind Energy Factory in Ceará

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