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NEW: Global clean-tech jobs maps
Clean Edge’s new clean-tech jobs map highlights the regional and sector diversity of the transition to a clean-tech economy. The map is the latest addition to Clean Edge Jobs (jobs.cleanedge.com) – a leading online jobs board for clean-tech job seekers, employers, and recruiters.
Clean-tech job seekers now have the ability to search a map for current openings at leading clean-tech companies like GE Energy, SunPower, Calera, Ecos, and Nexant. Users can search the map manually or by using geographic terms in addition to filtering by industry, position type, and position level. In addition, registered employers and recruiters can search through and view thousands of clean-tech candidates from around the world.
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SunPower is a leading crystalline solar PV manufacturer based in San Jose, California and produces one of the most efficient solar cells commercially available. SunPower has expanded rapidly into Europe and Asia including the recent acquisition of SunRay, a leading European solar plant developer.
Click here to see 13 current job openings at SunPower.
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The survey will take no longer than 10 minutes. All people that are currently employed in clean tech or are looking to get a clean-tech job should take this survey. Once the survey is completed, you will automatically see a salary comparison report for your current or targeted position.
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