Alô Engenheiros! A Equinor está com vagas de emprego em aberto para o Rio de Janeiro

Hello Engineers! Equinor Has Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 17/02/2020 at 11:18

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Engineers from Various Fields Are Required by Equinor for Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

One of the largest oil and gas companies in the world with a strong presence in Brazil, Equinor is hiring for Engineers in various fields in Rio de Janeiro. If you have experience in the role and a degree in the area, check below for the other requirements for each position and make sure to apply.

Lead Project Engineer Subsea & Pipeline

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Competence in Pipeline Engineering; experience and competence in design, manufacturing, and installation activities; experience in multidisciplinary studies and/or early-stage, conceptual studies or detailed engineering design; experience working in deep and ultra-deep waters and/or harsh environments; international work or study experience is a plus; relevant engineering degree and valid CREA; minimum of 7 years of relevant experience; fluent in English, written and verbal proficiency in Portuguese is an advantage.

Lead Installation & Operation Engineer Subsea Technology

Knowledge of subsea production systems, installation, and operation of subsea facilities; experience in drilling and well or other disciplines is beneficial; relevant engineering degree and valid CREA; experience in multidisciplinary studies and/or early-stage, conceptual studies or detailed engineering design; experience working in deep and ultra-deep waters and/or harsh environments; international work or study experience is a plus; minimum of 7 years of relevant experience; fluent in English, both written and verbal; proficiency in Portuguese is an advantage.

Lead Engineer Subsea Production System and Umbilicals

Knowledge of subsea production and umbilical systems; experience with plant integrity or other disciplines is beneficial; relevant engineering degree and valid CREA; experience in multidisciplinary studies and/or early-stage, conceptual studies or detailed engineering design; experience working in deep and ultra-deep waters and/or harsh environments; international work or study experience is a plus; minimum of 7 years of relevant experience; fluent in English, both written and verbal; proficiency in Portuguese is an advantage.

Job Applications at Equinor

To apply, simply click on the link provided for each advertised position. Good luck!

Hello Engineers! Equinor Has Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

Engineers from Various Fields Are Required by Equinor for Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

Job Applications at Equinor

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Job Applications at Equinor

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