A Wilson Sons Offshore está contratando para vagas de emprego no Rio de Janeiro e em São Paulo, neste dia 12

Wilson Sons Offshore Is Hiring for Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo on This 12th

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 12/06/2020 at 11:49

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The Positions Are for the States of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, Aimed at the Commercial and Insurance Area

Wilson Sons Offshore, one of the largest integrated maritime and port service operators in Brazil, is seeking professionals to fill job openings in Rio de Janeiro and Santos, São Paulo. If you wish to participate in this selection process, don’t miss this great opportunity and apply now.

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With 23 vessels, Wilson Sons Offshore provides maritime support to oil and gas exploration and production platforms; furthermore, the company also operates offshore vessels of the OSRV, SDSV, and LSV types.

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The commitment of Wilson Sons Ultratug Offshore is to continue investing to support the growth of its clients and Brazil. The goal this year, in the face of this challenging scenario, is to reduce costs and increase productivity.

Junior Commercial Analyst

Acting in the commercial area, both in client development and in support of sales executives.

Completed higher education in Engineering, Administration, Logistics, or Marketing.
Preferred postgraduate education.
Knowledge of image software – Photoshop, Corel Draw, Illustrator, InDesign, etc.
Office package – Advanced Excel;

Senior Commercial Analyst

The professional will be responsible for various activities inherent to the commercial sector, including prospecting new clients, analyzing the market daily, contacting business clients, observing market possibilities, supporting branches, conveying line-ups to clients – according to their respective segments –, generating statistics for the marketing/intelligence department, and identifying opportunities for new businesses and potential clients. He/She will also promote the Wilson Sons Maritime Agency at events. To develop these activities, the professional must have good verbal communication, be organized, persuasive, courteous, and self-confident.

Fluent English;
Experience in the Maritime Agency sector;
Excellent written and verbal communication;

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Completed higher education in Administration, Economics, Engineering, or Actuarial Science;
Required Experience/Knowledge;
Knowledge/Experience in the insurance policies described above.
Advanced English (will be tested).
Applications for Wilson Sons Offshore positions

Wilson Sons Offshore Is Hiring for Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo on This 12th

The Positions Are for the States of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, Aimed at the Commercial and Insurance Area

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Wilson Sons Offshore Is Hiring for Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo on This 12th

The Positions Are for the States of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, Aimed at the Commercial and Insurance Area

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Click on the Desired Position to Apply.

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Peru built a tunnel at an altitude of 4,738 meters cutting through the Andes Mountains, and the road leading to it reaches 4,818 meters, making it the highest paved road in the entire world.

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