Programa de Estágio Precon Engenharia 2019

Precon Engineering Internship Program 2019

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 27/11/2018 at 02:38

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Precon Engenharia Opens 20 Internship Positions for Undergraduate Students in Engineering

The internship positions are intended for students in Civil Engineering or Civil Production Engineering courses – from the 5th to the 8th semester. Precon Engenharia is seeking 20 young talents who are eager to grow and develop. Willing to go the extra mile, who are not content with the status quo, who are connected, open-minded, think outside the box, and have a desire to innovate.

The positions in the Internship Program at Precon are for work in BH and the metropolitan area. The internship will last for 12 to 14 months, with the possibility of hiring. The intern will acquire extensive knowledge in the company’s areas of operation, which include: Construction, Factory, Planning, Budgeting, Quality, Supply, Projects, Research & Development.

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Precon Engenharia is a reference in sustainable industrialized real estate development. It has a young team, passionate about the business and 100% committed to making a difference in the lives of clients and in the construction industry. If you want to make a difference and transform civil construction with innovation, industrialization, and sustainability, click here and register . To apply, you need to be registered on the VAGAS website, and/or send your updated resume to the email: curriculos@preconengenharia.com.br Do not forget to write in the subject line the desired position!

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Precon Engineering Internship Program 2019

Precon Engenharia Opens 20 Internship Positions for Undergraduate Students in Engineering

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