Energy jobs in Brazil: grid, renewables, nuclear, storage and hydrogen roles
356 open energy roles at 48 companies in Brazil: Engineering, projects and science (118), Field service, operations and technicians (129), Software, IT and security (36), Data and AI (24), Management, product and operations (26), Graduates and internships (21). None of them states a citizenship or security-check demand. 28 mention relocation support.
halliburton.com · HQ: Houston, United States · Petroleum & Mining Engineering · Oil & Gas · 5000+ employees · Est. 1919 · NYSE: HAL · Trust A · Hiring 319, 43 new
HQ: Houston, United States · Petroleum & Mining Engineering · Oil & Gas · 5000+ employees · Est. 1919 · NYSE: HAL · Trust A · Hiring 319, 43 new
Halliburton is a multinational energy services company that provides technology and services for the oil, gas, and energy sectors. The enterprise offers reservoir performance tools, drilling services, well construction and completion solutions, formation evaluation, digital subsurface modeling, and low-carbon energy transition technologies. Headquartered in Houston, Texas, United States, the organization serves national oil companies, independent producers, and global energy corporations across more than 70 countries worldwide.
solargrid.com.br · HQ: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil · Solar Energy · Hiring 7, 2 new
HQ: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil · Solar Energy · Hiring 7, 2 new
SolarGrid is a Brazilian solar energy company that helps customers reduce their electricity bills while supporting the environment. It runs a mobile app and an integration platform and hires software developers, field sales leaders and back-office staff. The company is headquartered in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
inpasa.com.br · HQ: Sinop, Brazil · Energy & Utilities · Alternative Fuels · Bioenergy · 1001-5000 employees · Trust B · Hiring 42, 8 new
HQ: Sinop, Brazil · Energy & Utilities · Alternative Fuels · Bioenergy · 1001-5000 employees · Trust B · Hiring 42, 8 new
Headquartered in Sinop, Mato Grosso, Brazil, Inpasa is the largest producer of corn-based ethanol and grain biorefinery in Latin America. The company specializes in manufacturing renewable energy, high-protein animal feed (DDGS), and vegetable oils derived from agricultural commodities. Through its advanced industrial plants across Brazil and Paraguay, it plays a pivotal role in supplying sustainable biofuels and advancing the global green economy.
raizen.com.br · HQ: São Paulo, Brazil · Bioenergy · Alternative Fuels · 1001-5000 employees · Est. 2011 · Trust A · Hiring 80, 12 new
HQ: São Paulo, Brazil · Bioenergy · Alternative Fuels · 1001-5000 employees · Est. 2011 · Trust A · Hiring 80, 12 new
Raízen is a Brazilian integrated energy company, created in 2011 as a joint venture of Shell and Cosan, that grows sugarcane and produces sugar, ethanol, second-generation biofuels and renewable power, and distributes fuels under the Shell brand. It employs more than 30,000 people, runs mills and plants across São Paulo state, Goiás and Mato Grosso, with key operations around Piracicaba, Barra Bonita, Bocaina and Araçatuba, and supplies a large network of Shell service stations. It hires industrial production supervisors, maintenance and safety technicians, field development assistants, territory sales managers, apprentices and interns.
iberdrola.com · HQ: Bilbao, Spain · Energy Storage · Power Grid · Wind Energy · Solar Energy · 5000+ employees · Est. 1901 · Trust A · Hiring 212, 45 new
HQ: Bilbao, Spain · Energy Storage · Power Grid · Wind Energy · Solar Energy · 5000+ employees · Est. 1901 · Trust A · Hiring 212, 45 new
Iberdrola is a Spanish utility founded in 1901 that became one of the largest renewable energy operators in the world, having decided in the early 2000s to build wind and hydro capacity while most European utilities were still committed to fossil generation. It operates regulated electricity networks in Spain, the United Kingdom through ScottishPower, the United States through Avangrid and Brazil through Neoenergia, alongside a very large renewable generation fleet including offshore wind. Headquartered in Bilbao and listed in Madrid, it now earns the majority of profit from regulated networks rather than from selling power.
356 of the 356 roles here state no citizenship or security-check demand. A role that does says so in its advert, and the card marks it.
Which energy companies hire most?
Raízen (48), Hitachi (35), GE Vernova (25), Halliburton (22), Inpasa Brasil (19).
Which roles count as energy jobs?
Every grid and power systems, wind and solar, nuclear and fusion, battery and storage, hydrogen and geothermal role at any employer, and the engineering, science, technician, data and IT roles of the energy and climate companies - utilities, renewable developers, storage and charging, nuclear and fusion, hydrogen. Their sales, finance and office roles are left out.
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