General Electric Opened Job, Internship, and Trainee Positions Yesterday (June 28) for RJ, SP, MG, and More States; Applicants With and Without Experience Can Submit Their Resumes

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 29/06/2021 at 11:19

Updated on 29/06/2021 at 12:36

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Open Positions in Maintenance, Production, Operation, Logistics and More to Work at General Electric Multinational. Candidates With and Without Experience, Seeking Their First Job, Can Participate in the Selection Process

Build your career at General Electric, a true global giant. The company has job, internship, and trainee positions available in RJ, SP, MG, and other Brazilian regions. The opportunities are for candidates with and without experience who have completed high school, technical education, or are in the process of completing or have finished higher education. See below the areas being called and how to register your resume.

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Attention! Click Petróleo e Gás is NOT responsible for the selection process. Job, internship, and trainee positions may be filled at any time by General Electric.

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See Below the Job, Internship, and Trainee Positions Opened by the Global Giant General Electric

Application: Those interested in applying for job, internship, and trainee positions at General Electric can click on the desired position to register their resume, or click here. Good luck!

General Electric Opened Job, Internship, and Trainee Positions Yesterday (June 28) for RJ, SP, MG, and More States; Applicants With and Without Experience Can Submit Their Resumes

Open Positions in Maintenance, Production, Operation, Logistics and More to Work at General Electric Multinational. Candidates With and Without Experience, Seeking Their First Job, Can Participate in the Selection Process

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See Below the Job, Internship, and Trainee Positions Opened by the Global Giant General Electric

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