Ghenova Selects Electrical Technician and Administrative Assistant for the Northeast

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 11/06/2019 at 14:16

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International Company Selects Professionals for the States of Bahia, Ceará, and Paraíba to Work on the Implementation of Wind Farms in the Brazilian Northeast

Ghenova Brasil, confirming its investments in renewable energy in our country, more specifically in the Northeast, has just started a selection process for hiring professionals qualified to work as Electrical Engineering Technicians and Administrative Assistants.
The location of the announcement by the company includes the cities of Santa Luzia, in Paraíba, Trairi, in Ceará, or Bonito, in Bahia. Interested candidates fitting the profile should choose, among these three cities in the Northeast, their area of operation when submitting their resumes.

GHENOVA is an international company that offers Multidisciplinary Engineering and Consulting services in the fields of Energy and Infrastructure.
Check the prerequisites for the positions before sending your resumes:

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Electrical Engineering Technician

Prerequisites:

Technical course in the area;
Experience working on large-scale projects;
Proficiency in the Office suite.

Differentials:

Experience in the implementation of wind farms;
Reside in the project region;
Experience with substations and transmission lines.

Ghenova Brasil requests that interested parties send their resumes to info@ghenova.com.br with “position TEL19EPGH – Electrical Engineering Technician” in the subject line, and that the candidates choose their work locations from the cities of Santa Luzia (PB), Trairi (CE), or Bonito (BA), in the Northeast.

Administrative Assistant

Prerequisites:

Technical course in the area;
Experience working as an administrative assistant on large-scale projects;
Proficiency in the Office suite;
Reside in the project region.

Differentials:

Experience in the implementation of wind farms.

Ghenova Brasil requests that interested candidates choose one of the available locations and send their resumes to info@ghenova.com.br with “position AD19EPGH – Administrative Assistant (CHOSEN WORK LOCATION)” in the subject line, and that the candidates choose their work locations from the cities of Santa Luzia (PB), Trairi (CE), or Bonito (BA), in the Northeast.

Ghenova Selects Electrical Technician and Administrative Assistant for the Northeast

International Company Selects Professionals for the States of Bahia, Ceará, and Paraíba to Work on the Implementation of Wind Farms in the Brazilian Northeast

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