Oil Industry Giant Petrorecôncavo Opens Selection Process for Recently Graduated Engineers

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Published on 07/12/2020 at 17:42

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Petrorecôncavo Recruits Recent Graduates in Engineering, Without Experience, Seeking First Job to Work in Onshore Oil Fields

Petrorecôncavo is a company specialized in the development and revitalization of mature and marginal oil fields in onshore basins, being the operator of all its fields. Currently, it has open positions for recent engineering graduates seeking their first job to work as trainees at the company.

Petrorecôncavo Acquired Onshore Block in the Potiguar Basin Last Friday (04/12).

The Potiguar Basin only attracted the interest of the oil company PetroRecôncavo during the public session of the Permanent Offer. The company offered a signing bonus of R$ 75 thousand for the onshore oil field in the area (POT-T-702)

The Petrorecôncavo Trainee Program is a structured professional development project lasting two years with on-the-job training, which prepares young, dynamic, proactive talents with high development potential to assume strategic positions in the company.

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Requirements to Compete for Trainee Positions at Petrorecôncavo

Benefits

Attractive remuneration
Medical and dental assistance
Food allowance
Meal allowance
Profit sharing
Accommodation during the first month

Requirements

Graduation completed between 2018.2 and 2020.2;
Courses: Engineering (Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical, Petroleum, Computer/Automation, Production), Geology, and Geophysics;
Age: up to 30 years;
Advanced English;
Mobility (including within and outside the country).

Application

If you want to build your career in the oil industry, apply by 13/12/2020 directly on the company’s website, through this link and compete for Trainee positions at Petrorecôncavo.

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