Saturday, February 23, 2008

Lowongan Teknik Arsitek & Sipil, Japanese Construction / Building

PT Indonakano

We are an established Japanese Company located in South Jakarta (Sudirman) looking for a dynamic, young and energic candidate to fulfill our vacancy:


1. Architect
(Jakarta Raya - Jakarta Selatan)

Requirements:
Bachelor Degree of Arcitectur from reputable university with GPA min 3.0
Age between 23-35 years old
Minimum 5 years experience as Estimator in Construction Company
English proficient is a must


2. Estimation Staff
(Jakarta Raya - Jakarta Selatan)

Requirements:
Bachelor Degree of Civil Engineer from reputable university with GPA min 3.0
Age between 23-28 years old
Minimum 2 years experiences as Estimator in Construction Company
English proficient is a must


Submit your CV, Application and colour photograph to address below:

hrd@indonakano.co.id
or
ayu-nakano@cbn.net.id

Advertised: 22-2-08 | Closing Date: 22-3-08

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