General Electric Announces Call For Female Students And Graduates In All Engineering Fields To Submit Resumes

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Published on 19/03/2021 at 09:27

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Multinational GE Healthcare Begins Resume Collection for a Career and Market Chat with Its Key Leaders in Brazil!

The multinational GE Brazil is collecting resumes for the event that will take place on April 8 at 9:30 AM online for women engineers or engineering students to have a conversation with the Services Leader (Engineering) Brazil, a field engineer, and an online engineer about career and job opportunities. Keeping the environment in mind, General Electric announced that it will stop building coal-fired power plants.

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If you are studying Engineering or are a graduate and have an interest in getting to know one of the leading and most innovative companies in the Healthcare industry, GE Healthcare invites you to a career and market chat with its key leaders in Brazil!

The event will take place on April 8 at 9:30 AM and will last one hour using an online platform.

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The multinational GE Brazil has job openings for high school, technical, and higher education professionals in various regions of Brazil. The highlights today are for the positions of Welder, Cutter, Helper, Operator, Assembler, Technicians, Engineers, Interns, Young Apprentice, PWD professionals, and more.

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To check and apply for the job opportunities opened by GE, simply register your resume on the company’s official website at this link. Select Brazil in the panel located on the left side of the page and check all available job openings. Good Luck!

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