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[BY THE WAY]
Offer relayed by the agency FNE Bonabéri (free services). The post is at Ngaoundéré (Babogo).
[POSITION]
Mechanical Engineering Engineer — head of the mechanical department (1 post). Tasks: define the overall strategy of mechanization of the operation.
[PROFILE]
- Gender: Male
- Level of study: Master II Mechanical Engineering
- Âge: minimum 35 years
- Professional experience: 10 years
[SALARY]
To be negotiated.
[DEADLINE]
30 October 2026
[APPLY]
- Êbe registered with the FNE (free of charge).
- Enter your FNE registration number on your CV.
- Submit this CV to the FNE agency Bonabéri with Mrs. Assen (7:30-15:00, behind the Sub-prefecture of Bonassama), or send it by email.
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