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Baker Hughes Has Internship Openings for Niterói and Macaé in Rio de Janeiro

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Published on 12/06/2020 at 14:35

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Baker Hughes Released New Internship Opportunities for Project Management and Planning

The selected candidates will join internship opportunities in the company’s operations within the oil and gas industry for Niterói and Macaé, in the state of Rio de Janeiro. See how to participate in the selection process and start your career at an oil multinational below.

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Internship in Project Management

Macaé, Rio de Janeiro

Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in engineering (preferred in production engineering).
Office package, with requirement for advanced Excel.
Preferred knowledge of SmatSheet system.
Preferred knowledge in MS-Project.

Internship in Planning – Logistics Base

Niterói, Rio de Janeiro

Qualifications/Requirements:

Engineering/Administration;
Required: Office package, advanced Excel knowledge, basic knowledge in planning area;
Preferred: Autocad, intermediate English, MS Project, Primavera, Power BI, SWOT Analysis, Lean, SCRUM;

Baker Hughes Has Internship Openings for Niterói and Macaé in Rio de Janeiro

Baker Hughes Released New Internship Opportunities for Project Management and Planning

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