Job Selection Process Opened Today (08/26) By HR Company Requires Job Vacancies For High School, Technical, And Higher Education Positions To Work In An Industry In Pouso Alegre, Minas Gerais

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Published on 26/08/2020 at 12:24

Recrutamento e Seleção de ensino médio e superior para vagas de emprego de Ajudante, Técnico e Engenheiro em indústria de Pouso Alegre, Minas Gerais

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Recruitment and Selection Company Starts Selection Process for Industry in Pouso Alegre, Minas Gerais. The Job Vacancies Require High School, Technical, and Higher Education

Alpha Group – A Recruitment and Selection Company is selecting professionals for job vacancies in the industry of Pouso Alegre, Minas Gerais. The opportunities are for positions at the high school, technical, and higher education levels, check the roles and submit your resume. Also apply for the open opportunities by Engineering Company for Technicians and Engineers in projects and construction works in Mariana, Minas Gerais

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Alpha Group MG – A recruitment and selection specialist offers solutions for small, medium, and large companies in Human Resources services, Training, and People Development.

Benefits: The company offers employees a salary compatible with the market, Unimed health plan, Odontoprev dental plan, basic food basket, meals at the company, chartered transportation, profit-sharing program, parking, pharmacy agreement, monthly productivity bonus of R$ 150.00 linked to targets, and life insurance.

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Check Below All Available Job Vacancies to Work in Industry in Pouso Alegre, Minas Gerais

Senior Electronic Technician

Requirements

Completed technical high school in electronics
Proven experience in the role
Essential knowledge in SAP, electrical installations, electrical/electronic maintenance, pneumatics, hydraulics, and Ge-Fanuc Robot, Siemens PLC programming, Communication Networks: Profibus DP / Profinet. Drivers: Sinamics (more modern) – L2 / master drive – L1
Availability to reside in Pouso Alegre and work on a 2x2x3 shift
Advantageous if pursuing a higher education in electrical engineering or automation

Multifunctional Operator

Requirements: Completed technical high school in electronics, automation, or mechanics; Experience in machine operation; Availability to work day or night on a 2x2x3 shift and reside in Pouso Alegre.

Production Operator

Requirements: Completed high school, availability of schedule, preferably a technical course in mechanics or electrical.

Maintenance Analyst

Requirements: Completed higher education in mechanical engineering, mechatronics, maintenance; knowledge of Office package and SAP; experience with maintenance planning, preventive analyses.

Application for Job Vacancies in the Industry of Minas Gerais

If you are a resident of Minas Gerais and are interested in the job vacancies above, immediately send your resume, indicating the job title in the subject line of the email to selecaovagas@grupoalphamg.com.br or you can deliver the resume to the address: Rua São José, 25, center, Pouso Alegre, Minas Gerais.

Job Selection Process Opened Today (08/26) By HR Company Requires Job Vacancies For High School, Technical, And Higher Education Positions To Work In An Industry In Pouso Alegre, Minas Gerais

Recruitment and Selection Company Starts Selection Process for Industry in Pouso Alegre, Minas Gerais. The Job Vacancies Require High School, Technical, and Higher Education

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Check Below All Available Job Vacancies to Work in Industry in Pouso Alegre, Minas Gerais

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Job Selection Process Opened Today (08/26) By HR Company Requires Job Vacancies For High School, Technical, And Higher Education Positions To Work In An Industry In Pouso Alegre, Minas Gerais

Recruitment and Selection Company Starts Selection Process for Industry in Pouso Alegre, Minas Gerais. The Job Vacancies Require High School, Technical, and Higher Education

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