Dínamo Engenharia Accepting Resumes for Projects in the Central-South, Baixada, and West of Rio

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 26/07/2019 at 07:59

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The Company Starts to Build a Database for Latent Ventures in Rio de Janeiro in the Electrical and Lighting Sector, Check How to Apply

Dínamo Engenharia has advanced significantly in the Southeast region in recent years, with most of its projects in the state of Rio de Janeiro, but it is also very strong in the Northeast. Its main activities are in emergency response, disconnection, reconnection, new connections, and service in consumer units.

To maintain its service standards, the company is seeking suitable professionals for these ventures, both in operational and administrative sectors. Just like EQS Engenharia, which is hiring in Manaus, you can check here, in Rio de Janeiro this demand has also increased significantly.

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Regions and Application in Rio

The receipt of resumes is exclusively by email, valid for all of the company’s bases in Rio de Janeiro (Centro Sul, Baixada, and Oeste). The offered areas include the pruning sector, dead/live line, leadership/core, emergency measurement, and construction.

The resumes sent will remain in the HR database, and only those with a profile suitable for the position will be selected for interviews. Please send your resumes to the attention of Bianca Dantas at oportunidade.rj@dinamo.srv.br, identifying your function and current city of residence in the subject.

About the Company, Projects in Rio, and Other Regions of Brazil

In the last 10 years, Dínamo Engenharia has expanded its services throughout Brazil. It started in 2008 by providing engineering services for CEMAR (Maranhão Energy Company), winning the title of best provider of electrical services three times in a row in its qualification program. Subsequently, it began serving energy concessionaires in the states of Ceará – COELCE (ENEL), Pará – CELPA, Bahia – COELBA, Pernambuco – CELPE, and Rio Grande do Norte – COSERN, located in the North-Northeast region. In 2016, it advanced to the Southeast region of the country, serving Light in Rio de Janeiro and AES Eletropaulo in São Paulo.

Dínamo Engenharia Accepting Resumes for Projects in the Central-South, Baixada, and West of Rio

The Company Starts to Build a Database for Latent Ventures in Rio de Janeiro in the Electrical and Lighting Sector, Check How to Apply

Regions and Application in Rio

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