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Green Jobs for Engineers: GE Energy Water & Power Division in Sweden & Norway

This jobcast will feature engineering roles for the GE Energy – Water and Power Division in Sweden and Norway. GE Energy is a global, leading supplier of wind turbines. With a planned 340 million Euro investment in the European offshore wind market, GE is positioned to meet the global demand for renewable energy.

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Recruitment & Career Day Oslo, September 6, 2010

August 11, 2010
Wind Turbines

Are you the one we’re looking for? Apply online today to qualify to our recruitment & career day. Don’t miss the opportunity to meet company representatives and get more information on GE.

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