More Than 50 Job Openings Are Offered for Electricians, Technicians, Warehouse Clerks, Engineers, and More by Energisa Group

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 30/03/2021 at 11:56

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The Job Openings Offered by Energisa Are for Mid-Level, Technical, and Higher Professionals in Various Regions

With 115 years of history, the Energisa Group is the 5th largest in electric energy distribution. The Group serves 7.8 million customers (representing a population served of approximately 20 million people) in 862 municipalities across all regions of Brazil. Today the company has job openings for electrician, technician, analyst, manager, engineer, warehouseman, architect, supervisor, and more.

The job opportunities at Energisa are intended for the states of Mato Grosso, São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Acre, Paraíba, Mato Grosso do Sul, Sergipe, Rondônia, Rio de Janeiro, Pará, Tocantins, Amazonas, and Piauí.

Check Out the Job Openings at Energisa for Technician, Electrician, and More Opportunities

Administrative Assistant PCD;
Commercial Assistant;
Call Center Attendant I PCD;
Distribution Electrician;
Administrative Analyst;
Test Analyst III;
Fleet Assistant;
Facilities Coordinator;
Data Analytics Specialist;
RPA Developer Specialist;
Building Maintenance Technician;
Commercial Relationship Manager;
Commercialization Analyst;
Commercialization Specialist;
Communication and Marketing Analyst;
Warehouseman;
Live Line Electrician I;
Assembly and Maintenance Electrician;
Distribution Technician;
Warehouse Assistant;
Live Line Electrician;
Assembly and Maintenance Electrician I;
Safety Engineer;
PCMS Programmer I;
Warehouse Supervisor.

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Electrician Assistant;
Accounting Specialist;
Project and Works Engineer;
HR Consultant;
IT Solutions Architect;
Strategy Specialist;
Data Engineer Specialist;
Transmission Line Supervisor;
Project and Construction Engineer;
Support and Management Analyst
Maintenance Coordinator;
Distribution Electrician I;
Assembly and Maintenance Electrician III;
Distribution Electrician II;
Transmission Live Line Electrician;
Transmission Live Line Electrician I;
Operation Engineer I;
Operations Operator;
Field Team Supervisor;
Maintenance Technician;
Transmission Technician I;
Transmission Technician II;
Distribution Technician I;
Young Apprentice;
Regulation Specialist;
Administrative Assistant;
Commercial Assistant;
Supplies and Logistics Analyst;
Logistics Analyst;
Logistics Assistant;
Warehouse Assistant;
BI Analyst II;
Infrastructure Analyst;
Systems Development Analyst;
Project Manager.

Job Application for Energisa: To apply for the job openings described above, just click here. Good luck!

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More Than 50 Job Openings Are Offered for Electricians, Technicians, Warehouse Clerks, Engineers, and More by Energisa Group

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Check Out the Job Openings at Energisa for Technician, Electrician, and More Opportunities

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