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Electrical Wire, Cable, and Component Company Offers Job Openings for Various Positions

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 08/01/2020 at 09:27

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The Condumax Incesa Group Has Open Job Vacancies for Engineer, Coordinator, and More, for the City of Olímpia, in the State of São Paulo

The Condumax Incesa Group is an approved supplier for the main energy utilities in Brazil and abroad and today, it offers job vacancies for various positions in Olímpia, in the State of São Paulo. The company supplies cables and connectors for the automotive industry, oil industry, mining, power plants, large construction companies, and industries from various segments. See also: Recruitment and Selection Company Has Over 15 Job Vacancies for Various Positions in the State of São Paulo

The Group consists of two manufacturing units, with an installed area of over 40,000m². Capacity to process more than 20,000 tons of copper and aluminum per year, 700 direct employees, and over 1,000 indirect ones.

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The company supplies products such as automotive electrical wires and cables, control and command, photovoltaic, and general use. The electrical components include: grounding, boxes, switches, spacers, terminals, busbars, catalogs, connectors, clamps, and circuit breaker locks.

Condumax Incesa has a technical team specialized in research and development of products and intelligent solutions for the various markets in which it operates. Many of the products currently standardized in large industries and utilities were designed in the Group’s laboratories, which are equipped with modern equipment and a skilled team.

Check the job vacancies of the company below and do not forget to apply.

Project Designer

Requirements: experience in machining processes and design of machining devices and dies.

Process Engineer

Requirements: experience in the casting process of non-ferrous materials (aluminum, bronze, and brass), green sand, and shell mold.

Logistics Coordinator

It is necessary: experience in team management and knowledge of the area.

Applications

Location: Olímpia, São Paulo

Those interested in participating in the selection process for the job vacancies in the State of São Paulo mentioned above, send the resume to recrutamento@condumax.com.br, with the job title in the subject line. Good luck!

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