Global multinational consultancy Korn Ferry starts selection process in RJ and Macaé for gas pipeline installations at NTS – Nova Transportadora do Sudeste

Attention technicians and engineers, there are job openings in Macaé and Rio de Janeiro announced yesterday by the multinational Korn Ferry. The company opened a selection process for specialized professionals for the local operation of gas pipeline installations. Powerful selection process with 105 offshore job openings just left on the 28th, at the Brazilian drilling company. 

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Korn Ferry is supporting NTS (Nova Transportadora do Sudeste S/A) in identifying new talent. NTS gas pipelines connect the states of Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais and São Paulo to the Brazil-Bolivia gas pipeline, LNG terminals and gas processing plants.

If you want to participate in this great selection process, see below the open positions and how to apply.

Application for Macaé and RJ jobs

• Gas Pipeline Technician - Automation/Instrumentation
• Maintenance/Instrumentation Engineer
• Maintenance Engineer / Rotary
• Gas Pipeline Technician Stations - Automation/Instrumentation
• Gas Pipeline Technician Stations – Electric
• Gas Pipeline Technician - Mechanics
• Gas Pipeline Technician - Automation/Instrumentation

Registration

If you are interested in any of the vacancies above and you know the details about the requirements and the selection process, click on the desired position and you will be directed to the application page. Good luck!

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