Brazilian Oil Company PetroRio Opens New Positions in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/04/2019 at 07:44

Updated on 15/04/2019 at 10:17

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With Strong Growth in Its Exploration Projects in Brazil, PetroRio Has Been Conducting Strong Selection Campaigns to Hire Highly Qualified Professionals in Recent Weeks.

PetroRio is one of the major players in the private offshore oil sector that is genuinely Brazilian and performs exceptionally well in its projects in the country. Naturally, to keep up with this development, especially after doubling its production in a field acquired from Chevron, it requires an extremely competent operational workforce aligned with the company’s standards, this is where you come in.

Understand that at this stage, it is building its administrative body with higher-level or highly specialized positions, you can check them out below by clicking on each one. Pay attention to the required qualifications, you will be directed to the application form on the PetroRio website.

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