Estagiários (engenharia de petróleo, produção, química), mecânico industrial, engenheiro de segurança e mais, somam 53 oportunidades pela Engie Brasil

Interns (Petroleum Engineering, Production, Chemistry), Industrial Mechanic, Safety Engineer, and More, Totaling 53 Opportunities at Engie Brazil

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Published on 27/05/2020 at 17:10

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Many Internship and Job Openings Are Offered by Engie Brazil on This Day 27, for Various Regions of the Country

Engie Brazil Energy, formerly Tractebel Energia, is one of the largest private energy generators in Brazil, holding about 6.2% market share in the country. Its own installed capacity is 7,868.1 MW, comprised of 31 plants operated by it, of which eleven are hydropower plants, three thermoelectric plants, and sixteen complementary: three biomass, nine wind, two small hydropower plants (SHPs), and two solar. It has 85% of installed capacity operated from clean and renewable sources. The company currently has over 50 job opportunities for various regions.

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Headquartered in Florianópolis, the company has been operating since 1998 in the generation and commercialization of energy, through the implementation and operation of power plants. Controlled by the Franco-Belgian group Engie (68.7%), Engie employs thousands of people in the country.

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Interns (Petroleum Engineering, Production, Chemistry), Industrial Mechanic, Safety Engineer, and More, Totaling 53 Opportunities at Engie Brazil

Many Internship and Job Openings Are Offered by Engie Brazil on This Day 27, for Various Regions of the Country

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Interns (Petroleum Engineering, Production, Chemistry), Industrial Mechanic, Safety Engineer, and More, Totaling 53 Opportunities at Engie Brazil

Many Internship and Job Openings Are Offered by Engie Brazil on This Day 27, for Various Regions of the Country

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