Vagas de emprego para técnicos e engenheiros em projeto de plantas solares na Proton Energy

Job Openings for Technicians and Engineers in Solar Plant Project at Proton Energy

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 02/12/2019 at 16:29

Updated on 02/12/2019 at 16:42

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New Job Openings Were Announced by Proton Energy to Meet Demand for O&M Activities in Solar Plants

Proton Energy has job openings! The company, which focuses on the implementation of generation assets and the production of electric energy, announced yesterday (12/01) in its communication channels that it is structuring its O&M team. Check also that one of the largest in the electric sector in Brazil, Enel, is offering job openings in various functions.

The company was created in 2017 with a focus on renewable energy generation and has a multidisciplinary team with experience in the areas of projects, engineering, regulatory, environmental, and financial. Proton Energy has 133 MWp of installed capacity, with approximately 500 MWp in development for the coming years.

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The job openings are for technical professionals and engineers with experience in operation and maintenance in solar plants. Check below the positions highlighted by Proton Energy.

Electrician Technician or Engineer
Environmental Technician or Engineer
Occupational Safety Technician

The company’s management focuses on a sense of urgency and taking action, ensuring that processes occur swiftly and are results-oriented in all its projects.

Application

If you are a professional with O&M experience in solar plants and interested in being part of Proton Energy, send your resume to engenharia@protonenergy.com.br using “O&M” – “your professional title” in the subject of the email.

Remember that the company did not provide details about the requirements and the description of activities. Therefore, keep your CV updated with all your experiences and qualifications. We from the Click Oil and Gas team wish you good luck.

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