Company Website : http://www.enerconindia.net/
Job Designation or Job Role: Trainee Engineer
Candidate Educational Qualification: BE - Electrical Or Mechanical
Candidate Experience Required : Freshers 0 Years
CTC or Package Offered: Best in Market
Working Location: Mumbai
Functional Area : Application Programming, Maintenance
Area of Working: IT-Software/ Software Services
Desired Candidate Profile :
- Candidate should be from BE,B.Tech - Electrical Or Mechanical
- Candidate should be from 2011-12 Passouts only
- Aggregate first class but NO Backlog or ATKT in Any Semester
- Ready to Work on All India basis
- Unmarried
- Age not more than 24 years as on 1st July 2012.
- Diaopter : +/- 3 (Eye sight -6/6)
- Height : Min 165 cms
- Weight : Proportionate to height
- Ready for Four years of commitment
- Throughout first class in SSC/HSC/Diploma & BE) - NO Backlog or ATKT in any semester.
- No Physical Disability.
- No criminal record.
- Academic Qualification Certificate - Xerox of all Testimonials
- Experience Certificates (if any)
- 1 Stamp size photograph
- Any other documents supporting credentials
Date of Interview : 10 June 2012, Sunday
Time: 10:00 am -10.30 AM ONLY (No late coming will be allowed)
Venue:
Enercon (India) Limited
Near Bhagwati House,
A-9, Veera Industrial Estate
Veera Desai Road, Andheri (West)
Mumbai-400053 (Maharashtra)
Selection Process:
1. Written Test (Technical + Aptitude)
2. Preliminary Interview (on same day)
3. Final Interview (Within same week)
Selected candidates will be trained in ENERCON TRAINING ACADEMEY for around 6 months and will be placed at sites.
Company Profile :
The origins of our story begin in 1994, way before the first gusts of an energy crisis began blowing across our land. It was a time when wind energy emerged not as an alternative, but a mainstream, renewable, eco-friendly source of power generation.Since then we've emerged as the country's preferred wind power solution provider; on a number of counts.Enercon (India) Limited has always been a path breaker, with innovations that have consistently left the others behind. Gearless technology; an energy-efficient grid feeding system and long-lasting warp resistant blades are just cases in point.
