A tão desejada One Subsea abre em Macaé vagas para estudantes de Engenharia

The Highly Anticipated One Subsea Opens Job Positions for Engineering Students in Macaé

Written by Flavia Marinho Published on 14/02/2020 at 17:31

A tão desejada One Subsea abre em Macaé vagas para estudantes de Engenharia

Open Positions in Macaé to Work at the Giant OneSubsea, Check All Requirements and Send Your Resume Immediately

Engineering students living in the Macaé area interested in joining an internship program in the oil and gas industry, it’s your turn! OneSubsea, a subsidiary of Schlumberger, has recently announced these opportunities. Oil multinational based in Macaé hires professionals for onshore activities

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A OneSubsea is a company of Schlumberger that provides solutions, products, systems, and integrated services for the subsea oil and gas market. With its office located in Macaé, the company always seeks to improve with the help of its employees.

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Engineering Internship – One Subsea Macaé

Requirements

Pursuing a degree in Engineering
Knowledge of the Office suite (advanced – will be tested)
Knowledge of English – advanced (will be tested)
Immediate availability
Technical course in Mechanics or related areas will be a differential

Benefits

Scholarship, group life insurance, health and dental plan, meal voucher, and transportation voucher.

Application for Internship Positions in Macaé

If you live in Macaé, are an Engineering student, meet the above requirements, and are interested in the internship program in the oil and gas sector, send your updated resume by February 18, 2020, to the following email: recruta-onesubsea@slb.com indicating in the subject “ENGINEERING INTERNSHIP – your name”.

The company also asks to send resumes only in Word or PDF formats. We wish good luck to the candidates!

The Highly Anticipated One Subsea Opens Job Positions for Engineering Students in Macaé

Open Positions in Macaé to Work at the Giant OneSubsea, Check All Requirements and Send Your Resume Immediately

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