São Paulo tem vagas de emprego em empresa de energia com entrega de currículos até 15 de novembro

São Paulo Has Job Openings at Energy Company With Resume Submission Until November 15

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 14/10/2019 at 10:12

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Large Electric Company Starts the Week Hiring and Announces Today, October 14, 19 Job Openings for Work in the Interior of São Paulo

The CPFL Soluções group has started the week with a selection process for 19 job openings available for the city of Campinas, São Paulo (except where indicated below). If you are from another region of the country, check out these job openings.
These are excellent positions for professionals working in the energy distribution sector, both in de-energized or live lines; see below how to apply for the opportunities in the cities of Campinas, but be aware of the deadline for submitting resumes, which will be on November 15.

The CPFL Energia group is specialized in energy and has been experiencing the transformation of electricity in Brazil for over 100 years. Since January 2017, the group has been part of State Grid: the largest electric utility company in the world.

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Important to fill the positions in São Paulo: Just click on the job title chosen above or, if opting for application via email, the candidate needs to write the position they are applying for in the subject line. Interested applicants must be over 18 years old, have completed elementary education, be available for shifts, and reside in the city where the job is available.

Benefits: CESP Foundation health plan; PLR (Profit Participation); food allowance; dental plan; life insurance; transportation voucher.

The company requests in the announcement that interested candidates send their resumes to the email: recrutaservicos@cpfl.com.br. Don’t miss this great chance and compete for these job openings in the state of São Paulo right now.

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São Paulo Has Job Openings at Energy Company With Resume Submission Until November 15

Large Electric Company Starts the Week Hiring and Announces Today, October 14, 19 Job Openings for Work in the Interior of São Paulo

Check Out the Available Opportunities:

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