Blueocean Hires Offshore Oceanographer for Onboard Operations in RJ

Written by Carla Teles

Published on 23/04/2025 at 09:06

A Blueocean está contratando oceanógrafo para trabalhar embarcado com equipamentos no mar. A vaga é para Macaé, com foco em manutenção e monitoramento oceanográfico offshore.

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Oil and Gas Company Opens Position for Professionals with Experience in Maintenance of Meteoceanographic Equipment. Work in an Offshore and Full-Time Regime.

Blueocean, a prominent company in the oil and gas sector, is opening a position for Offshore Oceanographer. The position requires availability for offshore work, practical experience in maintenance of meteolocation equipment, and a complete degree in Oceanography. The opportunity is for work in Macaé and surrounding areas, in the state of Rio de Janeiro.

The company is recognized for its work in maritime units, refineries, and ports, offering integrated solutions in engineering, software, infrastructure, oceanography, and meteorology.

Selection Process

Applications are made exclusively through the website of Blueocean. To participate, candidates must visit: www.brblueocean.com.br and attach their resumes in the application area.

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About the Position

The professional will be responsible for offshore activities related to maintenance of sensors and meteolocation equipment. They will work in an offshore setting, directly collaborating with the company’s operations in maritime environments.

Blueocean seeks individuals who possess team spirit, commitment to safety, and readiness to face challenges in a technical and innovative environment.

Job Requirements

A degree in Oceanography is required, along with experience with meteolocation equipment and availability for offshore work. Having intermediate or advanced English is considered a differential. The position is for on-site work in Macaé (RJ) and surrounding areas.

Why Work at Blueocean?

Blueocean is a reference in providing services for the oil and gas industry, with an approach that integrates engineering, oceanography, technology, and operational safety. By joining the team, the professional will have the opportunity to work on high-impact projects, with technical support and the possibility of growth.

SECURE YOUR POSITION BY CLICKING HERE

Blueocean Hires Offshore Oceanographer for Onboard Operations in RJ

Oil and Gas Company Opens Position for Professionals with Experience in Maintenance of Meteoceanographic Equipment. Work in an Offshore and Full-Time Regime.

Selection Process

About the Position

Job Requirements

Why Work at Blueocean?

SECURE YOUR POSITION BY CLICKING HERE

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