A growing company in the renewable energy sector ; 5 positions
A growing company in the renewable energy sector is looking for the following personnel:
1. Business Unit Manager
Age < 45, knowing Mandarin is a plus, having good interpersonal skill.
2. Marketing & Sales Manager
Age < 45, experience in building material, battery or lighting products. Wide contact based to the retailers.
3. Product Engineer
Age < 30, S1 in electrical, hard working.
4. Project Engineer
Age < 30, S1 in civil, able to travel outside Jakarta.
5. Secretary
Age < 30, min. D3, fluent in Mandarin both written and verbal.
All candidates must be fluent in English and computer literate.
Please send your CV and recent photograph to:
PO BOX 6233, JKS GN 12120
Or email : princepenida@yahoo.com
Expiry date: March 06, 2011
Saturday, February 26, 2011
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