KAWASAKI MOTOR INDONESIA, PT
PT. Kawasaki Motor Indonesia was estabilised in Indonesia on 18 Februari 1994 as a joint venture company between Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. - Japan, with one company in Indonesia, PT. Sumber Selatan Nusa. The company business field is two wheel vehicle manufacturer and components with KAWASAKI brand. The commercials production was begun in March 1995. The company form sales network in all over Indonesia with service facility and spare parts supplies.
ACCOUNTING STAFF
QUALIFICATION
Basic English Proficiency
Male/Female, max. age 25 years old
1-year experience (Fresh graduate are welcome to apply)
Graduated from D3 Accounting
Please submit your CV and recent photograph to:
hrdkawasaki@gmail.com
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Vacancy Accounting Staff PT Kawasaki Motor Indonesia
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