Gigante da engenharia, a Modec está com vagas de estágio para as áreas financeira e administrativa

Engineering Giant Modec Has Internship Openings in Financial and Administrative Areas

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Published on 25/01/2020 at 10:49

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Modec, Japanese Multinational, Is Hiring Interns for Cost Control and Controllership in Santos, São Paulo

Founded in 1968, MODEC is a general contractor specialized in engineering, procurement, construction, and installation of floating production systems, and is currently offering internship positions in the financial and administrative areas for the city of Santos, São Paulo.

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The Japanese multinational company provides general engineering services, including Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessels, FPSOs, FSOs, Tension Leg Platforms (TLPs), Semi-Submersible Production Units, Mobile Offshore Production Units (MOPUs), and other new technologies that will tackle the challenges of various types of gas production floaters.

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Engineering Giant Modec Has Internship Openings in Financial and Administrative Areas

Modec, Japanese Multinational, Is Hiring Interns for Cost Control and Controllership in Santos, São Paulo

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Engineering Giant Modec Has Internship Openings in Financial and Administrative Areas

Modec, Japanese Multinational, Is Hiring Interns for Cost Control and Controllership in Santos, São Paulo

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