Engineering, Geology, Management, and More Professionals Needed for 189 Positions in Rio Grande do Norte; Applications Open Until 09/12

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Published on 10/09/2020 at 15:49

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Idema Opens Selection Process for Higher Education Vacancies in RN for Professionals in Administration, Architecture, Engineering, Geology, and More

Applications are open until September 12 to compete for the 189 temporary vacancies offered by the Institute for Sustainable Development and Environment (Idema) in Rio Grande do Norte. The contract is for 12 months and, according to the agency, the hired professionals will work on a project for institutional strengthening of environmental and territorial management, which encompasses areas of engineering, geology, ecology, and more.

The Hires for the Vacancies in the Idema Selection Process in Rio Grande do Norte Are For:

Administration (1)
Law (31)
Architecture and Urbanism (8)
Chemical Engineering (8)
Science and Technology (3)
Environmental Engineering (8)
Civil Engineering or Construction Technology (13)
Civil Engineering (1)
Electrical Engineering (4)
Forest Engineering (9)
Mechanical Engineering (3)
Mining Engineering (1)
Petroleum and Gas Engineering (7)
Geography (12)
Bachelor’s in Geosciences or Natural Sciences (1)
Geology (9)
Agronomy or Agricultural Engineering (12)
Environmental Management (10)
Biological Sciences (35)
Ecology (6)
Aquaculture or Fisheries Engineering (2)
Pedagogy (3)
Oceanography (1)
History, Archaeology, or Anthropology (1)

Applications

Interested candidates for the Idema vacancies in Rio Grande do Norte can access the Funcitern website by clicking this link here until September 12. The evaluation of resumes will be based on the analysis of academic background, scientific production, and professional experience in the areas of engineering, geology, and others that contribute to the project. Good luck!

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