New Recruitment Process by Elecnor Opens Job Vacancies for Project Technician, Electrical Engineer, Intern, Young Apprentice, and More in Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais, and Pernambuco

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 13/05/2023 at 09:52

Reprodução. Fonte: Elecnor.

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Job Openings Are Offered by Elecnor, A Reference in the Fields of Infrastructure, Renewable Energies, and New Technologies

Elecnor do Brasil is currently offering job and internship positions in the states of Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais, and Pernambuco for those interested in working as analysts, assistants, coordinators, managers, interns, and more. Applications for the selection process are made through the Gupy portal, where the updated resume along with contact information must be submitted.

Originally from Spain, Elecnor is now one of the world leaders in engineering, development, and construction of infrastructure projects. It is also a leader in the development and investment in renewable energy fields, energy and environmental infrastructure concessions, and space.

Check the List of Available Job Openings:

Project Coordinator – Rio de Janeiro
Electrical Engineer – Rio de Janeiro – RJ
Administration Intern – Rio de Janeiro – RJ
Engineering Intern – Rio de Janeiro – RJ
Electrical Engineering Intern (SPCS) – Rio de Janeiro – RJ
Innovation Manager – Rio de Janeiro – RJ
Young Apprentice – Rio de Janeiro – RJ
Occupational Physician – Araripina – PE
Project Technician – Rio de Janeiro – RJ
Purchasing Analyst – Rio de Janeiro – RJ
Electrical Projects Analyst – Rio de Janeiro – RJ
Tax Analyst – Rio de Janeiro – RJ
Accounting Assistant – Rio de Janeiro – RJ
Accounting Clerk – Rio de Janeiro – RJ
Documentation Assistant – Rio de Janeiro – RJ
Tax Assistant – Rio de Janeiro – RJ
Talent Pool – Rio de Janeiro – RJ
Talent Pool – Exclusive Position for Women – Paracatu – MG
Engineering Coordinator – Rio de Janeiro – RJ

Applications

To apply for job openings at Elecnor, it is necessary to create a free account using personal information such as full name, email, phone number, and others. The selection process will include applications, online dynamics, development journey + assessments, individual interviews, and hiring. Those who are hired for the opportunities will be entitled to a scholarship compatible with the job market, transportation assistance, meal vouchers, medical assistance, life insurance, 13th salary, among others. To apply for job openings CLICK HERE.

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New Recruitment Process by Elecnor Opens Job Vacancies for Project Technician, Electrical Engineer, Intern, Young Apprentice, and More in Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais, and Pernambuco

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New Recruitment Process by Elecnor Opens Job Vacancies for Project Technician, Electrical Engineer, Intern, Young Apprentice, and More in Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais, and Pernambuco

Job Openings Are Offered by Elecnor, A Reference in the Fields of Infrastructure, Renewable Energies, and New Technologies

Check the List of Available Job Openings:

Applications

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