Halliburton Announces More Job Openings on April 5 for Rio de Janeiro

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 08/04/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 08/04/2019 at 08:37

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The Multinational Halliburton Opened More Positions for the City of Rio de Janeiro for Professionals with a Higher Education Degree in Information Technology and for Professionals in the Area of Geophysics, Geology, Oceanography, or Petroleum Engineering.

Halliburton announced the openings through the company’s Human Resources department via its official information channel, these are opportunities for higher education professionals, this Friday, April 5 for the city of Rio de Janeiro. The requested professionals will perform the roles of Infra and Geophysical Consultant, Geologist, Oceanographer, or Petroleum Engineer, the company informs that experience in the role is required, all details about the vacancies will be provided next.

Infra Consultant – Rio de Janeiro

Requirements

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Geophysicist, Geologist, Oceanographer, or Petroleum Engineer

Requirements

- Complete degree in Geophysics, Geology, Oceanography, or Petroleum Engineering
- Advanced English
- 1 to 3 years of experience in the Energy Software industry
- Experience with customer technical support will be a differential

Application

If you meet all the requirements set by the company, CLICK HERE to register your resume directly on the company’s website and also send your resume to the email talentos@halliburton.com indicating the desired job title in the subject field. Do not forget to check all your contact details and update your courses and qualifications! Good luck!

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Halliburton Announces More Job Openings on April 5 for Rio de Janeiro

The Multinational Halliburton Opened More Positions for the City of Rio de Janeiro for Professionals with a Higher Education Degree in Information Technology and for Professionals in the Area of Geophysics, Geology, Oceanography, or Petroleum Engineering.

Infra Consultant – Rio de Janeiro

Geophysicist, Geologist, Oceanographer, or Petroleum Engineer

Application

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