In Petrobras Projects, Infotec Accepts Resumes Today (February 2nd) For Job Openings At High School And Higher Education Levels In Macaé, RJ, MG, BA, ES, GO, AM And PE

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 02/10/2020 at 11:32

Updated on 02/10/2020 at 11:37

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In Addition to These, More Job Openings Are Coming! Infotec Brasil Signed a Contract with Petrobras for Services at UTE Tambaqui in Amazonas!

Register your resume for open job vacancies at Infotec in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais, and Manaus. The company has signed a contract with Petrobras to provide services at UTE Amazonas, stay alert as more opportunities will be coming! Also register, the oil and gas multinational Wood Group is receiving resumes for various job openings in offshore roles in Rio de Janeiro, on this day 02

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INFOTEC BRASIL has entered into a contract with Petrobras to provide services aimed at meeting the maintenance, operation, and improvement plans of the state-owned company at BREITENER TAMBAQUI facilities in Manaus, Amazonas.

The company will be responsible for executing technical support services for maintenance (electrical, mechanical, instrumentation/electronic, and inspection) and for the operation and improvements of UTE TAMBAQUI.

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Check Below the Job Openings Available Today (02/10) by the Company for Activities in Macaé, RJ, MG, BA, ES, GO, AM, and PE

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You can check all the requirements as well as the job activity descriptions for the job openings above by accessing the application link.

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If you are a resident of Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais, Manaus, or surrounding areas and are interested in the job openings above, to register your resume, just click on the desired position. Good Luck!

In Petrobras Projects, Infotec Accepts Resumes Today (February 2nd) For Job Openings At High School And Higher Education Levels In Macaé, RJ, MG, BA, ES, GO, AM And PE

In Addition to These, More Job Openings Are Coming! Infotec Brasil Signed a Contract with Petrobras for Services at UTE Tambaqui in Amazonas!

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