Multinational WEG Recruits Candidates With No Experience in Mechanics, Metallurgy, Electrical, Production, and More for Technical and Engineering Internships at Its Turbine and Electric Motor Factory

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Published on 20/09/2022 at 16:12

Updated on 20/09/2022 at 20:19

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WEG, One of the World’s Largest Manufacturers of Electric Motors, Calls for Technical and Engineering Students for Positions at Its Factory

Check out the excellent opportunities opened by the Brazilian multinational WEG, one of the largest manufacturers of electric motors in the world! The positions are part of their technical internship and engineering program. Candidates with no experience can participate in the selection process and work in Santa Catarina, Espírito Santo, and other Brazilian regions. See below how to register your resume.

WEG Manufactures Three Giant Electric Generators, Weighing 285 Tons, for Hydroelectric Plant in Santa Catarina

WEG, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of turbines and electric motors, was selected to supply the generators for the UHE São Roque, located in Vargem/SC. Recently, Ruhrpumpen, one of the leading manufacturers of pump systems in the world, chose WEG to supply and install the motors for the Agreste Branch Project, one of Brazil’s major waterworks, which will take water to about 70 municipalities in the state of Pernambuco.

The generators are one of the most important components of the venture, and for the UHE São Roque, WEG provided three SLW 4000 hydro generators with a unit power of 50.5 MVA, 13.8 kV, and 180 rpm, including their auxiliary equipment.

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Engineering and IT Internship Program 2023/01

The Internship is IN-PERSON. Availability to reside where WEG has manufacturing or administrative units, mainly in Jaraguá do Sul/SC;
Must be completing higher education (Priority for the final phase of the course, with no pending in-person or synchronous EAD subjects);
Most requested fields: Computer Engineering; Control and Automation Engineering; Electrical Engineering; Electronic Engineering; Mechanical Engineering; Mechatronics Engineering; Metallurgical Engineering; Materials Engineering; Production Engineering; Electric Production Engineering; Mechanical Production Engineering; Chemical Engineering; Sanitary Engineering; Software Engineering;
Intermediate English.

Technical Internship Program 2023/01

Availability to reside where WEG has manufacturing or administrative units, mainly in Jaraguá do Sul/SC;
Must be completing technical education;
Most requested fields: mechanics, electromechanics, electronics, electrotechnics, mechatronics, mechanical fabrication, metallurgy, chemistry, plastic.

Technical and engineering interns will have the following benefits: Internal bank agency; Subsidized meals; Outpatient care; Housing assistance (according to company policy); Internal library; Stipend; Group life insurance; Transportation voucher; Proportional paid leave.

Application: Interested candidates for the above positions, at one of the world’s largest manufacturers of turbines and electric motors, should click here for the Technical Internship Program and here for the Engineering Internship Program.

Multinational WEG Recruits Candidates With No Experience in Mechanics, Metallurgy, Electrical, Production, and More for Technical and Engineering Internships at Its Turbine and Electric Motor Factory

WEG, One of the World’s Largest Manufacturers of Electric Motors, Calls for Technical and Engineering Students for Positions at Its Factory

WEG Manufactures Three Giant Electric Generators, Weighing 285 Tons, for Hydroelectric Plant in Santa Catarina

See Below How to Compete for the Positions Opened by the Company

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Multinational WEG Recruits Candidates With No Experience in Mechanics, Metallurgy, Electrical, Production, and More for Technical and Engineering Internships at Its Turbine and Electric Motor Factory

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See Below How to Compete for the Positions Opened by the Company

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