Líder mundial em energia, a GE Power está com vagas de estágio em aberto, para São Paulo

Global Leader in Energy, GE Power Has Internship Openings in São Paulo

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 25/06/2020 at 10:33

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GE Power, From The Energy Sector, Is Offering Internship Positions For The State Of São Paulo, On This 25th Day

GE Power is offering internship positions for students who want to work in the state of São Paulo, on this June 25th. For those interested in working at one of the largest companies in the country, make sure to apply. Proficiency in English is required to apply.

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GE Power is a global leader in energy that provides technology, solutions, and services across the entire energy value chain, from generation to consumption. Serving more than a third of the world, it caters to customers in over 150 countries.

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Global Leader in Energy, GE Power Has Internship Openings in São Paulo

GE Power, From The Energy Sector, Is Offering Internship Positions For The State Of São Paulo, On This 25th Day

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