Cobra Group With Offshore and Onshore Vacancies for Macaé and Surrounding Region

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Published on 25/06/2019 at 11:10

Updated on 25/06/2019 at 11:26

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Opportunities Announced This Morning (06/25) Are For Professionals Working Offshore and Onshore, Some Are For Residents of Macaé and Surrounding Areas and Others Without This Requirement

Excellent opportunities were announced by the HR of Grupo Cobra this Tuesday morning (06/25). There are opportunities for those residing in Macaé and the surrounding area and others for non-residents, involving Offshore or Onshore roles.
Check the list of vacancies and the requirements for each type of professional, as well as the instructions on how to apply, below:

Paint Supervisor

This professional must have 4 years of experience as an offshore Paint Supervisor
Understand painting outlining and have experience with hydrojet and Air-Less machines
Have a great relationship with the team and know how to lead the team
Current Paint Supervisor course from ABRACO
Current CBSP and be a resident of Macaé and surrounding areas

Platform Coordinator

Residents of Macaé and surrounding areas
With a complete higher education degree in Engineering and experience in industrial activities and planning in the area of construction and assembly of offshore units

Trainee in Various Areas

If you are young, recently graduated in the areas below, enjoy challenges, and are looking for a position in the job market, check out these specialties:

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Systems Analyst

Experience in: Visual Basic/Excel; Access; BI – Business Intelligence; SQL; Office Suite with an emphasis on Excel and Access data.
Responsibilities: Professional with previous experience in the role, with an emphasis on mapping operational flows, proposing improvements, and developing routines integrating with the Management Information System (Access), through development and programming, creating automated screens to reduce “inputs” and defining locks that ensure the business security of the information system.
Experience in systems development, integration, and data analysis, working with the creation of routines for generating and standardizing databases and reports, creating active listings, maintaining created reports and pre-existing ones, proposing and executing functional improvements in them possibly via programming, and optimizing reports. Handling and standardizing data listings.

Interested candidates who fit the profile, please send your resume with the position in the subject to: dp.macae@grupocobra.com.br

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Cobra Group With Offshore and Onshore Vacancies for Macaé and Surrounding Region

Opportunities Announced This Morning (06/25) Are For Professionals Working Offshore and Onshore, Some Are For Residents of Macaé and Surrounding Areas and Others Without This Requirement

Paint Supervisor

Platform Coordinator

Trainee in Various Areas

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