Ocyan, Oil And Gas Company, Hires Professionals for Rio de Janeiro in Supply Chain, Finance, Drilling, and More

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 14/08/2020 at 15:58

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Oil And Gas Company Ocyan Is Hiring In Rio De Janeiro On This August 14

In Rio de Janeiro, oil and gas company Ocyan is hiring supply analysts, compliance analysts, financial analysts, and drillers on this August 14. The company is involved in sector projects and requires qualified professionals to fill its workforce.

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Ocyan currently has a fleet of six oil and gas drilling units, two PLSV vessels, and two FPSO vessels, notably the FPSO Pioneiro de Libra. Additionally, it develops SURF projects, manufactures and installs subsea equipment, and provides onshore and offshore maintenance services.

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Supply Analyst – Sr

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Requirements And Qualifications:

Solid experience in Supply Chain, preferably in Purchasing and within Oil & Gas companies;
Bachelor’s Degree;
Advanced/Fluent English;
Mastery of operational processes and controls in the Purchasing Area;
Extensive knowledge of strategic purchasing management techniques aimed at developing contracts with critical and strategic suppliers.

Compliance Analyst – Jr

Requirements And Qualifications:

Complete undergraduate degree in Business Administration or Accounting;
Advanced English;
Knowledge of the Office Suite (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint);
Preferred experience in Compliance, operational risk, audits, investigations, flowchart tools, and training.

Financial Analyst – Pl

Requirements And Qualifications:

Complete undergraduate degree in Business Administration, Accounting, or Data Processing;
Intermediate English;
Knowledge of the Office Suite (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint);
Integrity, helpfulness, and ability to work in a team;
Analytical profile and good communication skills.

Cyber Driller

Requirements And Qualifications:

Minimum education: Completed high school;
Solid experience in activities related to the position;
Preferred technical training;
Preferred intermediate/advanced English;
Knowledge of AKER drilling package (MHWirth);
Experience with 6th generation drilling rigs;
Valid training certificates (CBSP, CPSO, and Well Control – Driller).

Applications: To apply, just click on the desired position and you will be redirected to the application page. Good luck!

Ocyan, Oil And Gas Company, Hires Professionals for Rio de Janeiro in Supply Chain, Finance, Drilling, and More

Oil And Gas Company Ocyan Is Hiring In Rio De Janeiro On This August 14

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