Enauta Seeks Interns in Geophysics for Development in Pre-Salt Operations

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Published on 05/06/2019 at 07:05

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For the Development of Its Projects in the Pre-Salt, Enauta Seeks Students to Be Part of Operations and Analysis in the Company’s Scientific Department for Oil and Gas Projects

E nauta, formerly Queiros Galvão Exploration and Production, is looking for motivated students who wish to be part of the new development stages of the company in Brazil. The activities are aimed at E&P, but it is necessary to be attentive, as the positions are for students of Geophysics and Geology, with applications made directly to HR contact, understand:

Internship Opportunity in Geophysics and Geology Management – Rio de Janeiro

Requirements
Studying: Geophysics
Graduation Date: End of 2020
Languages: Intermediate/Advanced English
Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint)

Must Have Completed the Following Courses or Equivalents:
1) Digital Signal Processing;
2) Geophysical Data Processing;
– Availability to Work Between 20 and 30 Hours Weekly.

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