Solo System is urgently looking for Project Officer
OVERVIEW :
We are currently seeking a Project Officer to add to our team. The
project Officer will plan, organize and coordinate activities of each
DMO – Digital Mapping Operation project to ensure that production and
field development of geological works are optimized well.
Requirements :
•Male, max. 28 years old
•Candidates possess at least a Bachelor’s Degree in Geology or
equivalent.
•Should have a strong knowledge of surveyor experience and
application software
•Familiar with GIS Software (Map Info or Arc GIS).
•Should have the stamina to work hard and late hours to meet
deadlines.
•Good command of spoken and written in English is a must.
•Good Analytical Skills, self motivated, willing to travel and to
work flexible hours.
If you meet the requirements, please send your CV and recent
photograph to: heti@solosystem.net
Lowongan Terkait:
LOWONGAN KERJA MARET 2009LOWONGAN WEB DESIGNER TERBARUKONIMEX: BURSA LOWONGAN KERJA TERBARU 2009LOWONGAN KERJA CSO di SOLOSOLO SYSTEM; LOWONGAN KERJA Graphic DesignerLOWONGAN KERJA TERBARU MARET 2009UBCI; LOWONGAN TERBARU ADMINISTRASI MARET 2009
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