Votorantim Group Franchise Will Open 2,000 Job Positions in the Solar Energy Sector This Year

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 19/02/2022 at 12:33

Updated on 19/02/2022 at 13:33

Portal solar promete gerar 2 mil vagas de emprego ainda este ano – foto: Reprodução/Pixabay

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Portal Solar, A Franchise of Grupo Votorantim, Is Offering Various Job Vacancies in the Solar Energy Sector, and It Is Estimated That 2,000 Opportunities Will Be Generated This Year

One of the sectors with significant investment projections and consequently new job openings is solar energy, primarily due to the high generation potential of this source in the country. Portal Solar, one of the franchises of Grupo Votorantim, stated that it plans to expand its presence in the country by opening new franchises and generating numerous new jobs in the solar energy sector this year. According to the Brazilian Photovoltaic Solar Energy Association (Absolar), last year the sector generated over 150,000 new jobs in the country, and investments in the source reached R$21 billion.

Franchise of Grupo Votorantim Has Sold 15,000 Solar Energy Systems

In its eight years operating in the solar energy sector, the franchise of Grupo Votorantim has sold about 15,000 clean energy systems through home-based franchises.

The estimate for this February is that Portal Solar will reach a milestone of 160 units. It is worth noting that each of these systems can generate up to five job vacancies, and it is expected that 2,000 vacancies will be generated by the end of this year due to the increase in the number of clients.

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Job Vacancies Available at Portal Solar

Initially, the company has already begun hiring; however, the vacancies offered by the franchise of Grupo Votorantim are not yet aimed at the solar energy market, for those interested, the vacancies are as follows:

Expansion Consultant – Commercial

Requirements: Experience in active or consultative sales; Completed Higher Education; Basic or Intermediate Office Package; Knowledge of CRM SalesForce and Previous Experience.

Business Consultant

Requirements: Experience in the franchise model; Commercial and Operational Management; Experience using CRM.

SEO Specialist

Requirements: Cloud (AWS), Knowledge in Docker; Container Orchestrators; Systems Hardening; Experience in software development.

Growth Marketing Analyst Pl

Requirements: Degree in Engineering, Economics, Business Administration, or related fields; Ability to work with tight deadlines; Ease in adapting to route changes in a startup environment with goals and a fast-paced team; Basic English for proper use of technical terms; High analytical capacity.

Brand Strategy Coordinator

Requirements: Degree in Communication, Marketing, or related fields; Experience in Marketing, Advertising, or Branding; Knowledge in creative positioning, media, trends, and advertising; Experience in managing partnerships with partners and external agencies; Ability to work with tight deadlines and adapt to changes easily in a startup environment.

How to Apply?

Those interested in applying for one of the job vacancies offered by the franchise of Grupo Votorantim should access the Portal Solar website, select one of the opportunities, and read all responsibilities, requirements, and others.

In addition to great salaries, the solar energy company also offers a range of benefits such as: Meal Voucher, Transportation Voucher, Life Insurance, Bradesco Health Plan, Personal Trainer, Nutritionist, Unlimited and Free Access to the Smart Fit Gym Network.

Votorantim Group Franchise Will Open 2,000 Job Positions in the Solar Energy Sector This Year

Portal Solar, A Franchise of Grupo Votorantim, Is Offering Various Job Vacancies in the Solar Energy Sector, and It Is Estimated That 2,000 Opportunities Will Be Generated This Year

Read Also

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Job Vacancies Available at Portal Solar

Expansion Consultant – Commercial

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Brand Strategy Coordinator

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Votorantim Group Franchise Will Open 2,000 Job Positions in the Solar Energy Sector This Year

Portal Solar, A Franchise of Grupo Votorantim, Is Offering Various Job Vacancies in the Solar Energy Sector, and It Is Estimated That 2,000 Opportunities Will Be Generated This Year

Read Also

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Job Vacancies Available at Portal Solar

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