Marine Electrician, ROV Pilot Intern, Safety Technician, and Other Professionals Called by Brunel for Onshore and Offshore Job Openings in Macaé, RJ, SP, and RS. Resume Submission Deadline November 22

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Published on 17/11/2022 at 11:30

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Brunel Is Offering Various Offshore and Onshore Positions, with Opportunities in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

The multinational Brunel announced this week the opening of Offshore and Onshore job vacancies. The positions are distributed across several states in Brazil, such as Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, and Rio Grande do Sul. In addition, opportunities are offered for interns and graduates in technical education.

Based in São Paulo, Brunel Brazil provides technical specialists for its oil and gas, offshore, and renewable energy clients. Its division provides full support in the country for new companies – including logistics management, accommodation, immigration, and taxation, with a focus on local compliance.

How to Apply for Brunel Job Vacancies?

Applying to work with Brunel has never been so simple. Just visit the company’s profile on the digital platform LinkedIn and look for the option that best fits your professional profile. After finding the most suitable vacancy, send your resume to the email recrutamento@brunel.net.

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Available Positions to Work with Brunel

ROV Pilot – Offshore

Experience in the role, intermediate English, high school and technical education (electronic, mechanical, mechatronic, electrical, etc.), active CFT, and valid certificates (CBSP, HUET, etc.)

Marine Electrician – Offshore

Experience on Offshore vessels, DP class 2 or 3, STCW III/7 Marine Electrician Certificate with CIR, and intermediate English.

Temporary Assistant Safety Officer – Offshore

Education in safety technology, intermediate English, NR33, NR35, NR37, CBSP, and HUET.

Temporary Safety Technician – Macaé (RJ)

Education in safety technology, intermediate English, and experience.

Administrative Intern – Barra da Tijuca (RJ)

Currently enrolled in International Relations or any administration-related course, fluent English, and basic knowledge of the Office package.

Designer I – Campo Grande (RJ)

Proficiency in SolidWorks and CAD/SketchUp, technical knowledge in mechanics.

Designer II – Guarulhos (SP)

Proficiency in AutoCAD, Office package, and Ftool, technical education in constructions.

Materials Coordinator – Rio Grande (RS)

Knowledge in MS Office and SAP, advanced English, and experience in the role.

Marine Electrician, ROV Pilot Intern, Safety Technician, and Other Professionals Called by Brunel for Onshore and Offshore Job Openings in Macaé, RJ, SP, and RS. Resume Submission Deadline November 22

Brunel Is Offering Various Offshore and Onshore Positions, with Opportunities in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

How to Apply for Brunel Job Vacancies?

Available Positions to Work with Brunel

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How to Apply for Brunel Job Vacancies?

Available Positions to Work with Brunel

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