GE abre processo seletivo para contrações em 2018 no Brasil

GE Opens Selection Process for Hiring in 2018 in Brazil

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 08/10/2017 at 16:20

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The openings are for various locations where GE has active operations in the country. Apply now!

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]GE (General Electric) has once again resumed direct hiring without any fuss. As it has many operations in Brazil across various segments of the industry, consequently the number of opportunities is directly proportional. Below, see what positions are open so that you can apply correctly.

Open Positions

Propeller Engine Mechanical Assistant, Mechanical Adjuster, Field Technician, Environmental Intern, Field Technician, Work Safety Technician, Repair Assistant, Finance Intern, Services Manager, Fleet Operation Specialist, Wind Customer Relationship Specialist, Finance Management Program – FMP, Operations Management Leadership Program – OMLP, Services Specialist 2 – On Site Services, Lead Sales Specialist- Aviation Propulsion, Internship in Wind Power Support, Material Handling Manager Construction Site, EHS Administration, Marketing Internship, Customer Advocacy Assistant, Wind Service Scheduler, Services Performance Analytics and Engineering Intern – EID Intern.

To apply for positions at General Electric, it will be necessary to access the company’s official site, but before you access the registration link, please read some considerations so that there are no mistakes in the application process: 1st – As it is a multinational, some terms will be in English even though the selection process is in Brazil; 2nd, first create an account with GE and register your resume by clicking here; 3rd After that, go to your email inbox to confirm the registration and return to this post to apply for the positions.

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How to Apply

Access the open positions in the Careers Section by clicking here. Once there, select “BRAZIL” and click on “Search”, you will see the positions listed with individual links, just click on each one, read the requirements, and click on “Apply”. After a few minutes, GE will contact you to inform that they have received your email.

GE Opens Selection Process for Hiring in 2018 in Brazil

The openings are for various locations where GE has active operations in the country. Apply now!

Open Positions

How to Apply

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GE Opens Selection Process for Hiring in 2018 in Brazil

The openings are for various locations where GE has active operations in the country. Apply now!

Open Positions

How to Apply

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A British company has installed in the middle of the ocean the world’s first floating platform that generates electricity 24 hours a day from the temperature difference between the surface and the depths of the Atlantic, without relying on wind or sun.

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