Halliburton abre vagas para engenheiro e estagiário e ainda disponibiliza banco de talentos

Halliburton Opens Positions for Engineer and Intern and Also Provides Talent Pool

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 20/01/2020 at 08:40

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The Internship and Electrical Engineer Positions Are for Rio de Janeiro. The Company Requests Well Engineers to Register Their Resumes for Future Opportunities

Halliburton through the official network, announced internship positions for the finance area, a position for an electrical engineer, and also provides a talent pool for well engineers. Qualified professionals and students nearing graduation are invited to participate in a possible placement in the company’s team. See also:

The positions for well engineers aim to gather information from candidates for Halliburton’s talent group and are not considered an application. By filling out the candidate profile, recruiters will have visibility of your information to contact you for a future job opportunity.

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If you meet the requirements for the internship and other modalities, click on the link present in the desired position to apply. Another way to apply is by sending your resume to the email talentos@halliburton.com, indicating the job title in the subject line. Good luck!

Halliburton Opens Positions for Engineer and Intern and Also Provides Talent Pool

The Internship and Electrical Engineer Positions Are for Rio de Janeiro. The Company Requests Well Engineers to Register Their Resumes for Future Opportunities

Applications

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The Internship and Electrical Engineer Positions Are for Rio de Janeiro. The Company Requests Well Engineers to Register Their Resumes for Future Opportunities

Applications

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