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Oil Giant Schlumberger Opens Job Vacancies for Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

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Published on 20/02/2020 at 12:38

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Oil Multinational With Projects in Brazil, Schlumberger Opens Job Vacancies for Project, Purchasing, and Materials Areas in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

Schlumberger, a global leader in technology for reservoir characterization, drilling, production, and processing for the oil and gas industry, announced that it has job vacancies in the areas of materials, planning, projects, and more for Rio de Janeiro and Taubaté, São Paulo.

Buyer – Rio de Janeiro, RJ

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Some activities: Collaborative work with planners, finance, human resources, engineers, hiring team, and suppliers; Provide instructions about orders to your requesters: pricing (when requested), delivery time, processing time, and manufacturing; Monitoring supplier performance within deadlines; Interface with the finance team for invoice rejections; Identify opportunities to contribute to other areas and be responsible for identifying opportunities to increase efficiency; Engage multiple suppliers to negotiate the best prices and delivery dates.

Project Manager – Rio de Janeiro, RJ

10 years of experience in the O&G EPC area; Bachelor’s degree in engineering (preferably mechanical or chemical) or higher; Knowledge of project business systems: Primavera, SAP, MS Projects – Strong knowledge in EPC project scheduling; Excellent communication skills in English and Portuguese.

Planner (Materials) – Taubaté, SP

Office Suite; Knowledge of Kanban and Lean Manufacturing; Knowledge in ERP systems; Knowledge in SAP; Intermediate English.

Schlumberger Oil Leader Job Vacancies Applications

To apply for job vacancies at Schlumberger in Rio de Janeiro and Taubaté, São Paulo, click on the link provided in the job title. Good luck to everyone!

Oil Giant Schlumberger Opens Job Vacancies for Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

Oil Multinational With Projects in Brazil, Schlumberger Opens Job Vacancies for Project, Purchasing, and Materials Areas in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

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