Energia Announces Internship Openings in Various States of Brazil. The Company Is the 5th Largest Energy Distribution Company in Brazil!

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Published on 19/04/2023 at 12:30

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The Internship Opportunities Offered by Energisa Are for High School, Technical and Higher Education Professionals in Various Regions of Brazil. Check It Out!

The Energisa Group, the 5th largest in electric energy distribution, currently has several internship opportunities open for various states in Brazil. Energisa serves 7.8 million customers (which represents a served population of approximately 20 million people) in 862 municipalities across all regions of Brazil and is hiring professionals with high school, technical, and higher education.

Check Out Some Opportunities from Energisa in Several States of Brazil

INTERNSHIP – Administrative Area – Cataguases – MG
INTERNSHIP – Electrical Engineering – Campo Grande – MS
INTERNSHIP – Electrical Engineering – Cuiabá – MT
INTERNSHIP – Electrical Engineering – Rio Branco – AC
INTERNSHIP – Engineering – Presidente Prudente – SP
INTERNSHIP – Engineering – João Pessoa – PB
INTERNSHIP – Legal – João Pessoa – PB
INTERNSHIP – Legal – Uberlândia – MG
TECH LEVEL INTERNSHIP – Cuiabá – MT
TECH LEVEL INTERNSHIP – Palmas – TO
TECH LEVEL INTERNSHIP – Cataguases – MG
TECH LEVEL INTERNSHIP – Palmas – TO
INTERNSHIP – Admin – Rio Branco – AC
INTERNSHIP – Admin/Engineering – Porto Velho – RO
INTERNSHIP – Admin/Engineering – Rio de Janeiro – RJ

How to Apply for Energisa Vacancies in the States of Brazil

If you wish to apply for any of the internship opportunities described above, just CLICK HERE to be redirected to the company’s application site. We wish everyone good luck!

The Energisa Group believes in the power of diversity to generate innovation and achieve incredible results. Therefore, all applications made are considered without distinction of race, gender, religion, nationality, sexual orientation, disability, or any other.

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Why Work at Energisa Group in Brazil?

Working with energy is a challenge that must be faced every day. Starting or continuing your professional life in one of the largest groups in the energy sector in Brazil is a unique and transformative chance. Energisa believes in the diversity of its people, adding to the plurality of its businesses.

The Group is one of the main private companies in the sector, with 19,000 own and third-party professionals from north to south in the country, lighting lives, transforming electricity into development and comfort. The company serves 25% of the Brazilian territory with almost 8 million customers, and its shares on the stock exchange are among the best-rated in the electrical sector.

ATTENTION! The CPG is not responsible for offering internship positions at Energisa. The internship opportunities open for high school, technical, and higher education professionals are external and may be filled at any moment. Check at the time of application if the positions are still available.

Energia Announces Internship Openings in Various States of Brazil. The Company Is the 5th Largest Energy Distribution Company in Brazil!

The Internship Opportunities Offered by Energisa Are for High School, Technical and Higher Education Professionals in Various Regions of Brazil. Check It Out!

Check Out Some Opportunities from Energisa in Several States of Brazil

How to Apply for Energisa Vacancies in the States of Brazil

Why Work at Energisa Group in Brazil?

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Energia Announces Internship Openings in Various States of Brazil. The Company Is the 5th Largest Energy Distribution Company in Brazil!

The Internship Opportunities Offered by Energisa Are for High School, Technical and Higher Education Professionals in Various Regions of Brazil. Check It Out!

Check Out Some Opportunities from Energisa in Several States of Brazil

How to Apply for Energisa Vacancies in the States of Brazil

Why Work at Energisa Group in Brazil?

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