National And Global Leader GE Hires Inexperienced Professionals For Job Openings In Minas Gerais And São Paulo

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Published on 28/11/2020 at 11:02

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GE Has Internship Opportunities for Minas Gerais and São Paulo, in the Areas of Finance, Maintenance, and More

One of the largest companies in the world, GE Renewable Energy is offering internship positions in São Paulo and Minas Gerais. The positions are for different areas of expertise, such as finance, maintenance, electrical, and manufacturing. Interested candidates do not need prior work experience but must have a profile compatible with the company’s requirements, which you can check below.

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About GE Renewable Energy:

GE Renewable Energy harnesses the most abundant resources on the planet – the power of wind, the heat of the sun, and the force of water; delivering green electrons to power the world’s largest economies and the most remote communities.

The company has 400 GW of renewable energy installed worldwide, 40,000 wind turbines installed globally, 25% of global hydroelectric installations, and 90% of utilities equipped with our grid solutions.

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See Below the Internship Positions at GE for São Paulo and Minas Gerais!

Internship in Finance

Requirements:

Currently enrolled in a higher education course in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Administration, or Production Engineering, expected to graduate by December/22;
Interest in Finance;
Willing to work hard with a wide network of people in a diverse environment;
Intermediate Office package (Excel);
Availability to intern during business hours (6hrs/daily);
Excellent communication, interpersonal, and influencing skills;
Intermediate English.

Internship in Manufacturing

Requirements:

Student of Production Engineering, Mechanical, Electrical, or Administration expected to graduate by Dec/22 or later;
Basic English;
Intermediate Office package;
Availability for internship during business hours.

Internship in Electrical Engineering

Activities:

Review and interpretation of connection requirements to the grid related to wind energy;
Generation of validation reports and review of procedures for field tests;
Acquisition of knowledge for interpreting the control systems of the park;
Review of control parameter documentation of the park.

Internship in Maintenance

Activities:

Contact with suppliers;
Request for maintenance materials and parts;
Elaboration of procedures;
Preparation of preventive maintenance orders;
Updating maintenance information in APCS.

Applications for GE Job Openings: To apply for the vacancies above, just click on the desired position. Good luck!

National And Global Leader GE Hires Inexperienced Professionals For Job Openings In Minas Gerais And São Paulo

GE Has Internship Opportunities for Minas Gerais and São Paulo, in the Areas of Finance, Maintenance, and More

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See Below the Internship Positions at GE for São Paulo and Minas Gerais!

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