A gigante Schlumberger inicia em Macaé processo seletivo para estudantes de Engenharia

Giant Schlumberger Starts Selection Process for Engineering Students in Macaé

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 19/11/2019 at 16:50

Updated on 19/11/2019 at 17:31

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The Company Is Selecting Petroleum Engineering Students with Availability for Internships in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro

Macaé, November 19, 2019 – If you are a student looking to embark on an internship experience to enhance your knowledge, CEPEM (Center for Business Psychology) announced yesterday (18) that it has an open position. The opportunity is for engineering students to join the internship team of one of its clients, the oil giant Schlumberger, in Macaé-RJ. C-Tank Is Also Offering Internship Positions in Engineering for Onshore and Offshore Activities

The specialized center for business psychology (CEPEM) conducts large-scale recruitment projects for companies in the energy, oil, and gas sectors and those requiring high technical complexity. It is located in four cities across the country: Rio de Janeiro-RJ, Macaé-RJ, Santos-SP, and Recife-PE.

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Interested students who meet the desired profile for the position should register through the Talent Portal of CEPEM to apply for this excellent internship opportunity and embark on this experience. Good luck!

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