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Ícone Energia Requests Professionals for Job Openings in Rio Grande do Norte

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 23/01/2020 at 09:10

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Energy Company Based in Rio Grande do Norte Seeks Professionals for Job Openings, Applications Until January 24

Founded from over 30 years of experience in the electric sector by its founders, Ícone Energia is looking for technical and higher education professionals for job openings in the state of Rio Grande do Norte. The company has been operating in the Brazilian electricity market since 2012, providing intelligent solutions to large consumers, generators, and market agents. More than just a supplier, the company aims to be a partner to its clients, offering all its knowledge and experience in an accessible and personalized manner.

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The company provides electrical projects, engineering services, construction and maintenance of electrical installations, and implementation of energy efficiency actions such as equipment modernization and self-generation of energy from renewable sources.

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To apply for the job openings at Ícone Energia, just send your resume with the name of the desired position in the “subject” line to sejaicone@iconeenergia.com.br. Good luck!

Ícone Energia Requests Professionals for Job Openings in Rio Grande do Norte

Energy Company Based in Rio Grande do Norte Seeks Professionals for Job Openings, Applications Until January 24

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