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Soltec Trackers Hires Trainee Planner Engineer

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 22/11/2018 at 15:16

Updated on 22/11/2018 at 15:50

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Soltec Trackers Opens Position for Trainee Engineer Planner. Join the Dynamic Team of Solar Energy Experts and Experience Teamwork at Its Best!

Soltec Trackers hires Trainee Engineer Planner, with availability to work from Monday to Thursday (7 AM to 5 PM) and Friday (7 AM to 4 PM). The company Soltec offers its employees benefits such as health + dental assistance, language courses, an in-company restaurant, group life insurance, meal tickets, and transportation provided by the company. The source of this information came from the Human Resources Analyst at Soltec Trackers, Juliana Gomes, who shared the vacancy through her LinkedIn profile.

Getting to Know the Company

With 14 years of history, Soltec has a global workforce of over 750 people and 14 years of history in manufacturing photovoltaic tracking equipment, provided along with related services. Its facilities are located in Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Chile, China, Denmark, Egypt, India, Israel, Italy, Mexico, Peru, Spain, and the United States.

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Requirements and Responsibilities for the Trainee Engineer Planner Position

Requirements: Must be a graduated Engineer, advanced knowledge in MS Project and Excel is mandatory; must have a category B driver’s license, have experience in project planning; availability to work in another city and reside in company housing
Responsibilities: Prepare daily work reports (DWR); prepare and monitor the project schedule; create monthly measurement spreadsheets; issue managerial reports with strategic indicators; interface with the production team by sharing and collecting field information; support cost and resource control for the project.

Bring your experience, passion, and leadership as an Engineer and guide it to a global leader dedicated to investing in growth. Send your updated resume to the email rh@soltec.com, indicating Trainee Engineer Planner in the subject line. Did you know that GE JUST WON A CONTRACT AT COMPERJ?

Soltec Trackers Hires Trainee Planner Engineer

Soltec Trackers Opens Position for Trainee Engineer Planner. Join the Dynamic Team of Solar Energy Experts and Experience Teamwork at Its Best!

Getting to Know the Company

Requirements and Responsibilities for the Trainee Engineer Planner Position

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Soltec Trackers Hires Trainee Planner Engineer

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