Empresa da companhia Schlumberger, a OneSubsea convoca para Macaé profissionais sem experiência para vagas de estágio

OneSubsea, A Schlumberger Company, Calls For Inexperienced Professionals For Internship Positions In Macaé

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 25/06/2020 at 11:05

Empresa da companhia Schlumberger, a OneSubsea convoca para Macaé profissionais sem experiência para vagas de estágio

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OneSubsea, part of the Schlumberger group, announced internship openings in the oil and gas sector for engineering and business administration students at its base in Macaé, RJ yesterday (06/24)

Good news for those looking to start their careers in a multinational oil and gas company! Internship openings for Macaé, Rio de Janeiro were announced yesterday (06/24) by OneSubsea, a subsidiary of Schlumberger. Applications are open until tomorrow! Offshore vacancies are made available by a recruitment multinational to fulfill an oil and gas contract.

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Macaé Internship Openings at OneSubsea

Requirements

Studying Engineering or Business Administration
Graduation by December 2021
Intermediate Office Package – will be tested
Advanced English – will be tested
Immediate availability

Benefits

Scholarship
Group life insurance
Health and dental plan
Meal voucher
Transport voucher

Application

Candidates residing in Macaé and region who meet the requirements set by OneSubsea and wish to apply for the internship positions should send their resume in PDF or WORD format by TOMORROW JUNE 26, stating in the subject line Internship ENG/ADM – Name to the email recruta-onesubsea@slb.com

OneSubsea, A Schlumberger Company, Calls For Inexperienced Professionals For Internship Positions In Macaé

OneSubsea, part of the Schlumberger group, announced internship openings in the oil and gas sector for engineering and business administration students at its base in Macaé, RJ yesterday (06/24)

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OneSubsea, A Schlumberger Company, Calls For Inexperienced Professionals For Internship Positions In Macaé

OneSubsea, part of the Schlumberger group, announced internship openings in the oil and gas sector for engineering and business administration students at its base in Macaé, RJ yesterday (06/24)

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Macaé Internship Openings at OneSubsea

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