Constellation Announces 30+ Job Openings Across Various Professional Levels

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Published on 11/12/2023 at 17:52

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Job Opportunities in Offshore Platforms and Offices in Rio de Janeiro

Constellation, a renowned company in the oil and gas drilling and completion sector, is expanding its team with the opening of 32 positions. These opportunities are for professionals with high school, technical, and higher education levels, for work both on offshore oil platforms and at the company’s facilities in Rio das Ostras and the office in Rio de Janeiro.

Diversity of Roles in Offshore Environment

Among the 32 open positions, 24 are for various roles on offshore platforms. The positions include platform worker (5 openings), electro-electronics technician (3), machine operator (2), driller (2), and other specialties. These positions are ideal for candidates from across the country interested in working in a dynamic and challenging environment. Departures for these positions will be from Macaé (RJ) and nearby areas.

Opportunities at the Rio das Ostras Base and the Rio de Janeiro Office

For those who prefer to work on land, Constellation offers positions at its base in Rio das Ostras, including roles for maintenance engineer (2), buyer (1), and administrative assistant (1). Additionally, the company’s office in Rio de Janeiro has openings for cost control analyst (1), accounting planning analyst (1), investor relations analyst (1), and executive secretary (1).

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Constellation is seeking dedicated and qualified professionals to join its team, contributing to the company’s growth and success in the oil and gas sector. Interested candidates can obtain more information and submit their resumes through Constellation’s LinkedIn page or by email to recrutamento@theconstellation.com.

With these new hires, Constellation reinforces its commitment to operational excellence and innovation in the energy sector, offering challenging and rewarding career opportunities for professionals in various areas. The company continues to strengthen its presence in the market, promoting a diverse and inclusive work environment where talents can thrive and make significant contributions to the oil and gas sector in Brazil.

Source: Rafael Bolsoni.

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Constellation Announces 30+ Job Openings Across Various Professional Levels

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