O setor de engenharia eólica entrará forte em 2020 e há vagas para estágio no CE

The Wind Engineering Sector Will Strongly Enter 2020 and There Are Internship Openings in Ceará

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 09/12/2019 at 10:09

Updated on 02/01/2020 at 19:30

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Renowned Wind Industry Company Has Engineering Internship Openings in CE With Applications Open Until December 13

Aeris Energy, a Brazilian manufacturer of wind turbine blades located in a strategic location in CE, has initiated a selection process with internship openings for engineering students to perform specific duties within the company. Check out that the leader in onshore oil has many internship openings in RN for technical and higher education levels

Founded in 2010 with the aim of becoming a reference in the wind blade manufacturing market, the engineering company has a team that executes processes with simplicity, allowing for a safe and clean work environment, focusing on high product quality and customer satisfaction.

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REQUIREMENTS AND QUALIFICATIONS

Studying for a Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering from the 7th Semester;
English (Advanced or Fluent);
Advanced Excel;
Desirable knowledge of SAP.

RESPONSIBILITIES AND ASSIGNMENTS

Updating the technical list and production schedule;
Critical analysis of documents;
Material registration;
Preparation and translation of documents;
Support in change management;
Support and control of products;

The company also offers the possibility to share ideas and get rewarded for them, partnerships with educational institutions that provide discounts, involvement in the Profit-Sharing Program, two daily meals, health insurance, participation in Social Projects, and daily transportation.

Application for This Engineering Internship Position in CE

Those interested in participating in this selection process should apply by clicking here and will be automatically redirected to the application page. Please note that applications close on December 13, so do not miss out and secure your internship spot. Good luck to everyone!

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