Private Energy Company Hires Maintenance Electrician, Technician, Analyst, and More for Positions in Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, Tocantins, and Rio Grande do Sul on This Day 19

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Published on 19/10/2020 at 15:29

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Electricians, Technicians, Interns, and More Professionals Are Required to Meet Maintenance Demand by the Electricity Company Taesa

The Aliança de Energia Elétrica Transmission Company (TAESA) is one of the largest private electricity transmission groups in Brazil. The company currently has job openings today (10/19) for technicians, analysts, electricians, and more professionals to work in maintenance activities in different states across the country.

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The company holds high-voltage electricity transmission concessions granted by the Federal Government. Its main activities include the construction, operation, and maintenance of electricity transmission lines.

Its goal is to be a leader among companies in this sector. It provides high-quality public services aimed at maximizing value for its shareholders, employees, and users.

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See the Job Openings Available for Maintenance Demand by Taesa

Software Development Projects in R&D – Rio de Janeiro, RJ
Maintenance Electrician for LT – Colinas do Tocantins, TO
Maintenance Electrician for LT – Paraíso do Tocantins, TO
Maintenance Electrician for LT – Sapeaçu, BA
Construction Technician – Alegrete, RS
Senior Business Analyst and M&A – Rio de Janeiro, RJ
Investor Relations Intern – Rio de Janeiro, RJ
IT Intern – Rio de Janeiro, RJ

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If you are interested in any of the job openings for electricians or other roles, click this link here to submit your application. You will need to register with all necessary information and relevant courses related to your experience. Good luck!

Attention! CPG only publishes job openings and is not responsible for hiring. Therefore, at any time the job posting may be expired as positions are filled.

Private Energy Company Hires Maintenance Electrician, Technician, Analyst, and More for Positions in Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, Tocantins, and Rio Grande do Sul on This Day 19

Electricians, Technicians, Interns, and More Professionals Are Required to Meet Maintenance Demand by the Electricity Company Taesa

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See the Job Openings Available for Maintenance Demand by Taesa

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Private Energy Company Hires Maintenance Electrician, Technician, Analyst, and More for Positions in Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, Tocantins, and Rio Grande do Sul on This Day 19

Electricians, Technicians, Interns, and More Professionals Are Required to Meet Maintenance Demand by the Electricity Company Taesa

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See the Job Openings Available for Maintenance Demand by Taesa

Application

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