Energisa Announces 186 Job Openings in Several Brazilian States, Opportunity to Start the Year Hired

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 02/01/2024 at 16:37

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Job Opportunities in Different Areas and Locations by the Renowned Electricity Sector Group.

Energisa, one of the main groups in the Brazilian electricity sector, with 118 years of history, recently announced the opening of several job vacancies in different states across the country. The company, known for its innovative and sustainable approach, is looking for dedicated professionals to join its 17,000 employees, contributing to the transformation of energy into comfort and new possibilities.

Job Vacancy List

Communication and Events Analyst III – Rio de Janeiro – RJ (Hybrid)
Energy Management Analyst I – Rio de Janeiro – RJ (Hybrid)
Energy Management Analyst II – Rio de Janeiro – RJ (Hybrid)
Energy Management Analyst III – Rio de Janeiro – RJ (Hybrid)
Commercial Loss Analyst I – João Pessoa – PB
Planning Analyst I – Porto Velho – RO
HR Analyst I (Recruitment and Selection) – Porto Velho – RO
Support Management Analyst I – Cuiabá – MT
Apprentice – Cambuí – MG
Apprentice – Camanducaia – MG
Commercial Assistant I (Preferably for PCD) – Rondonópolis – MT
Administrative Assistant I (PCD) – Presidente Prudente – SP
Logistics Assistant III – Sinop – MT
Technical Assistant I – Parauapebas – PA
Technical Assistant III – Nova Iguaçu – RJ
Call Center Attendant I – Campo Grande – MS
Call Center Attendant I – Eusébio – CE
Electrician Assistant – Primavera do Leste – MT
Electrician Assistant – Lucas do Rio Verde – MT
Warehouse Assistant – Sinop – MT

For additional details about these and the other 186 available vacancies, visit Energisa’s career portal.

Benefits

Energisa offers a range of benefits, including health insurance, life insurance, dental plan, profit sharing, food vouchers, quality of life programs, and Gympass, allowing access to over 18,000 gyms across Brazil. These benefits demonstrate the company’s commitment to the well-being and development of its employees.

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Those interested in the vacancies should visit Energisa’s job portal. It is important to carefully read the requirements for each position and prepare an updated resume for the desired position.

About Energisa

With a history of 118 years, Energisa is a leader in the Brazilian electricity sector, known for its commitment to sustainability and innovation. The company creates innovative energy solutions, operating in distribution, distributed generation, and Free Energy Market, among other areas. Working at Energisa means being part of a team that is at the forefront of energy transformation, connecting people and businesses to more efficient and sustainable energy solutions.

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Energisa Announces 186 Job Openings in Several Brazilian States, Opportunity to Start the Year Hired

Job Opportunities in Different Areas and Locations by the Renowned Electricity Sector Group.

Job Vacancy List

Benefits

How to Apply

About Energisa

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Energisa Announces 186 Job Openings in Several Brazilian States, Opportunity to Start the Year Hired

Job Opportunities in Different Areas and Locations by the Renowned Electricity Sector Group.

Job Vacancy List

Benefits

How to Apply

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