Leader in Renewable Energy Technology, Siemens Gamesa Is Hiring in Bahia and São Paulo

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Published on 21/10/2020 at 11:13

Updated on 21/10/2020 at 11:14

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The Job Opportunities at Siemens Gamesa, Provider of Technologies for the Renewable Sector, for Bahia and São Paulo, Are for the Positions of Coordinator, Specialists, Manager, and More

Siemens Gamesa offers one of the widest product portfolios in the renewable energy sector, with offshore and onshore technology, as well as industry-leading service solutions. Currently, the company has job opportunities for coordinators, specialists, managers, and more, aimed at the states of Bahia and São Paulo.

About the Company:

Siemens Gamesa is a leading provider of wind energy solutions for customers worldwide. An important player and pioneering innovator in the renewable energy sector, we have installed over 105 GW in 75 countries. Siemens offers one of the widest product portfolios in the sector, with offshore and onshore technology, as well as industry-leading service solutions. The company was formed in 2017 by the merger of Siemens Wind Power and Gamesa.

The company provides one of the most comprehensive and flexible portfolios for the maintenance and optimization of wind turbines, offering a holistic and lifetime service through innovation and digitalization; from technical assistance to complete asset management.

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Repairs Coordinator

Degree in Electrical Engineering, Production or related;
Excellent communication, people management;
Experience in negotiations;
Fluent English and Spanish desired.

Proposals Specialist

Graduated in Electrical, Mechanical or Production Engineering;
Strong experience in sales, project management in the energy industry;
English (mandatory): advanced level;
Spanish (desirable): intermediate level.

Contract Manager

Higher education in Law, Finance, Economics, and Management – Business Management, Engineering;
Experience in the Contracts area preferably in infrastructure;
Excellent communication;
Fluent English.

SCADA Coordinator

Strong experience with SCADA systems;
Project management experience is required;
Advanced English;
Degree in Automation or Electrical Engineering.

Repair Intern

Students pursuing specializations in Engineering – Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, etc.
English level: upper intermediate.

Program Manager

Graduated in Mechanical / Electrical / Production / Civil / Aerospace Engineering;
English: fluent;
Solid experience in Project Management;
Knowledge in production processes, projects, wind energy, topographic analyses, concrete works, wind turbines.

Job Application Process: To apply for the job openings described above, simply click on the desired position to go to the application site. Good luck!

Leader in Renewable Energy Technology, Siemens Gamesa Is Hiring in Bahia and São Paulo

The Job Opportunities at Siemens Gamesa, Provider of Technologies for the Renewable Sector, for Bahia and São Paulo, Are for the Positions of Coordinator, Specialists, Manager, and More

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