GE Brazil Is Hiring Mid-Level and Technical Professionals

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/04/2019 at 12:35

Updated on 15/04/2019 at 14:11

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The Multinational GE Brazil Announced Job Openings in Its Official News Vehicle on April 13th, Continue Reading to Learn More.

GE Brazil is seeking a professional with a Complete High School Education and Technical Professionals in Electrical, Mechanical, Electronic, or Mechatronics, to work in the positions of Warehouse Assistant, Field Technician, and Electrical Designer.

GE Renewable Energy is a division of General Electric based in Paris, France, focused on generating energy from renewable sources. Its product portfolio includes wind, hydroelectric, and solar energy generation solutions.

Warehouse Assistant – MARANHÃO

Requirements

High school diploma;
Experience with intralogistics and/or inventory management;
Preferably have a technical course in logistics;
Intermediate to advanced knowledge of Microsoft Excel and Word;
Basic knowledge of the English language;
Reside near the Paulino Neves/MA region.

If you meet all the requirements CLICK HERE to apply for the Warehouse Assistant position

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Field Technician – BAHIA

Requirements

Experience in the wind market;
Technical High School Education in Electrical Engineering, Electromechanics, Mechanics, Electronics, or Mechatronics
Registration with the CFT – Federal Council of Industrial Technicians
Experience in field services or maintenance;
Knowledge of the Office Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Internet).

Register for the Field Technician position through THIS LINK

Electrical Designer – São Paulo

Requirements

Education in Electrical Engineering/Electrician.
5 years of experience as a designer.
Knowledge of electrical equipment in substations.
Knowledge of grounding systems and SPDA.
Active CFT.
Advanced English.
Proficiency in the Office Suite (Excel, Word, and PowerPoint) and AUTOCAD.

Access THIS LINK to submit your application for the Electrical Designer position.

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GE Brazil Is Hiring Mid-Level and Technical Professionals

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