EPC Engenharia Selects Technicians and Engineers on This Day, July 23

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 23/07/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 22/07/2019 at 22:50

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EPC Engineering Opens Selection Process for Technical High School and Higher Education Professionals, This Tuesday, July 23.

EPC Engineering selects professionals with high school and higher education through its official news vehicle to compose its team. The available positions are for Civil Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, Mechanical Designer, and Designer III. The company informs that the deadline for submitting resumes is until July 31. Continue reading to learn more.

EPC operates in different business areas and segments, offering more than just integrated engineering solutions, equipment, and services for the implementation, improvement, maintenance, and expansion of projects; it offers trust and satisfaction. With a fresh management style, open to new tools and thoughts of corporate governance and new market practices. A company that values development with sustainability and, above all, the human being, as the main value of an institution. It invests in technology and research, seeking new alternatives for products and processes. It invests in people, to always rely on an experienced, sharp team ready for any challenge. All to provide the best solution for each client.

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About the Positions

Civil Engineer
Mechanical Engineer
Mechanical Designer
Designer III

Application

If you are a professional specialized in any of the above functions and are interested in the position, click here to register by July 31, 2019! Just click on work with us.

The company does not provide details about the requirements for the positions, so do not forget to include in your resume registration your experience, courses, certificates, and qualifications. Good luck!

EPC Engenharia Selects Technicians and Engineers on This Day, July 23

EPC Engineering Opens Selection Process for Technical High School and Higher Education Professionals, This Tuesday, July 23.

About the Positions

Application

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About the Positions

Application

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