Brazilian Oil Company PetroRio Seeks Professionals for Offshore and Onshore Activities in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 29/07/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 28/07/2019 at 20:59

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Expanding Its Exploration Projects in Brazil, PetroRio Starts Offshore and Onshore Selection Process Seeking Qualified Professionals for Operations in Rio de Janeiro

PetroRio is one of the major players in the private offshore oil sector that is genuinely Brazilian and has a strong performance 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 needs an extremely competent operational contingent aligned with the company’s standards.

Understand, at this stage PetroRio is looking for offshore and onshore professionals with specialized expertise in technical and higher education fields, and you can check them right below by clicking on each one. Pay attention to the requested requirements, you will be directed to the application form within the PetroRio website.

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About the Positions in Rio de Janeiro

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If you are a professional specialized in any of the above functions, don’t waste time, to apply just click on the position of your interest and you will be directed to the company’s official website, where you will have access to the requirements and application. Good Luck!

Want to be part of the PetroRio team, but haven’t found any suitable positions above? Click here and sign up for our Talent Bank for future opportunities!

Requirements to apply to the PetroRio Talent Bank: Be creative, ambitious, and challenge the conventional; Hands-on profile and autonomy; Interest in participating in high-impact projects for the company; Seeking development in a high-performance environment; Dedication to delivering results – and to happy hours for positive outcomes!

All of these have an application deadline; PetroRio does not inform the expiration date, but the last check was made today, July 29, 2019, and all links are functional.

Brazilian Oil Company PetroRio Seeks Professionals for Offshore and Onshore Activities in Rio de Janeiro

Expanding Its Exploration Projects in Brazil, PetroRio Starts Offshore and Onshore Selection Process Seeking Qualified Professionals for Operations in Rio de Janeiro

About the Positions in Rio de Janeiro

Application

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