PT MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC AUTOMOTIVE INDONESIA
Berlokasi di Bekasi International Industrial Estate Cikarang
Sub – Leader Produksi
1. Female
2. D2 minimum education majors preferred technique
3. Maximum age 23 years (On 30 August 2010)
4. Fluent in English active
5. Able to operate computer Ms.. Office is a plus
Other Requirements:
1. Responsibility, honesty, dedication
2. Ready to work overtime, discipline and hard work
3. Can work together as a team and under pressure
4. Dare to face the challenge ahead
For those of you who are interested and meet the above criteria may submit an application letter, CV, telephone numbers and recent photographs to:
recruitment@mitsubishi-eai.co.id
paling lambat 15 Oktober 2010 atau kirim langsung ke : HR&GA Dept.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Lowoangan Kerja Bagian Produksi PT Mitsubishi Electric
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