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Electricity meter inspection by PLN officers. (Between)

JAKARTA - PT PLN (Persero) has opened a number of job vacancies. This is part of the 2022 BUMN Joint Recruitment Program held by the Ministry of BUMN.

"We open the opportunity for the best sons and daughters of the Indonesian nation, undergraduate graduates to join PLN in providing reliable and equitable access to electricity for all Indonesians," said Executive Vice President of Corporate Communications and CSR of PLN Agung Murdifi in his written statement, Saturday 23 April.

He detailed the nine positions needed by PLN, namely Assistant Marketing and Customer Service Analyst, Assistant Customer Service Analyst, Assistant Protection Engineer, Meters and Automation, Assistant Network Maintenance Engineer.

In addition, PLN also requires Assistant Engineer for Network and Substation Maintenance, Assistant Engineer for Distribution System Planning and Evaluation, Assistant Engineer for Distribution Maintenance, Assistant Engineer for Distribution Operations and Assistant Engineer for Real Time Operations.

This joint recruitment of SOEs will be open from April 14 to April 25. There are 2,700 job vacancies from 52 BUMN that can be applied to job seekers.

Applicants can directly access https://recruitmentbersama.fhcibumn.id. Later, there will be steps that applicants need to follow.

First, applicants need to register on the Register icon in the upper right corner of the front page. "Then, after entering the personal history list and beautifying the profile, applicants can immediately choose the position they need according to the competence of the applicants," said Agung.

Applicants can only apply for a maximum of three positions from different SOEs. After success, applicants can directly monitor the application process, schedule details, announcements and periodically check email.

"All stages and registration is free of charge. PLN urges applicants not to be fooled by certain offers that ask for fees," he said.