Tiếng Việt
English
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Salary:To 20 Million VNĐ
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Experience:2 - 3 year(s)
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Job type:Permanent
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Level:Experienced / Junior
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Industry:
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Job Description
- Responsible for creating and developing electrical construction drawings and 3D modeling for various projects, serving Japanese and Singaporean clients.
- Create and develop detailed construction drawings for electrical systems.
- Develop and implement models using relevant software.
- Coordinate with design and engineering teams to ensure the accuracy and quality of drawings.
- Support project execution by providing technical documentation and drawings.
Job Requirement
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, MEP (Mechanical – Electrical – Plumbing), or related fields.
- Language: Japanese: JLPT N3 or above, OR English: Intermediate level – able to communicate effectively in a work environment.
- Experience: Minimum 2-3 years of relevant experience.
- Software skills: Proficient in CAD, and other relevant design software.
- Preferred: Candidates with experience working on construction sites in Japan are highly desirable.
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HR1Vietnam Holdings
- To 20 Million VNĐ
- Actived date: 06/08/2025
- Civil / Construction , Design
HR1Vietnam Holdings
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Company size:100 - 499
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Address:Lầu 8, tòa nhà số 28-34 Pasteur, Phường Sài Gòn, TP.Hồ Chí Minh, Hồ Chí Minh
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Website:www.hr1vietnam.com
HR1Vietnam Holdings has over 12 years of experience and has been nationally well-known as the Leading professional recruitment Firm and trusted in the market.
HR1Vietnam Holdings with more than 100 professional consultants nationwide, specializes in recruiting professionals in different positions for multiple organizations around Vietnam and APAC, connects with highly qualified Candidates for specialists, mid to senior level and executive level positions.
HR1Vietnam Holdings is a one-stop dynamic HR services provider to support our Clients on every step of their way to grow.
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