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Petrochemical Company Hiring for Positions in Oil & Gas Sector

Written by Flavia Marinho Published on 16/10/2018 at 02:23 Updated on 16/10/2018 at 02:25

Petrochemical Company Offers Several Job Openings in the Oil & Gas Sector for Experienced Professionals

A great opportunity arises in São Paulo for professionals with experience in the Oil & Gas sector. There are many opportunities, and due to the precision, we believe the company will hire as quickly as possible. The openings are for professionals in the areas of engineering, coordination, design, and analysis. To apply for the positions, candidates will need to present their work card (CTPS). Continue reading this article to understand how the entire hiring process for the positions will work.

Available Positions:

Engineering Coordinator
Process Engineers
Pipeline Engineers
Civil Engineers
Electrical Engineers
Automation/Instrumentation Engineers
Mechanical Engineers
Process Designers
Pipeline Design Draftsmen (Modelers)
Civil Design Draftsmen
Process Analysts

For all positions, it is essential to have worked in the Oil & Gas industry. WCA Brasil is a group of companies that has been providing tailored solutions in human resources and outsourced services to companies of all sizes and segments for over 30 years.

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Application Procedure

Your resume is your ticket to interviews and job offers, so it needs to be flawless from start to finish. It only takes one mistake for a recruiter to start doubting your credibility, so you must ensure that your resume is error-free. One of the worst mistakes you can make with your resume happens before you even start writing it, and that is: forgetting to do your research. Without researching your employers’ needs, you will be basing the content on what you think should be in your resume. If you don’t understand what potential employers want to see in a candidate, you will simply be guessing and preparing for failure. Interested parties should send their resumes to: selecionadora01@wcabrasil.com.br

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Petrochemical Company Hiring for Positions in Oil & Gas Sector

Petrochemical Company Offers Several Job Openings in the Oil & Gas Sector for Experienced Professionals

Available Positions:

Application Procedure

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