Halliburton Brazil Launches Technical and Higher Education Internship Program in Macaé

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 07/02/2019 at 08:56

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The Opportunities Are For Logistics And Chemistry Students, Halliburton Started The Process On February 6

Halliburton is one of the largest global contractors in the oil and gas sector, mainly in the well completion modality both onshore and offshore. Internship programs at this company are constant for the development of new talents, especially here in Brazil, and although most of its service portfolio is concentrated in Rio de Janeiro, it also has activities in the northeast of the country.

Open Opportunities At Halliburton

On February 6, 2019, it initiated a call for Chemistry and Logistics students again, but these will be concentrated in the city of Macaé, in the interior of Rio de Janeiro, where the largest oil activities in the Campos Basin are concentrated. The requirements that Halliburton requests are as follows:

Logistics Area ⇒ Enrolled in Administration, Production Engineering, or International Relations with graduation expected in February 2020, as well as advanced English skills.

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Chemistry Technician ⇒ Enrolled in a Technical Chemistry program with graduation expected in February 2020, the level of English should be intermediate.

For both opportunities at Halliburton, availability to intern from Monday to Friday, from 07:30 AM to 03:30 PM, and preferably residents of Macaé will be necessary. The application process is done in two stages, noting that one does not exclude the other, IT WILL BE NECESSARY TO DO BOTH:

Stage 1: Go to the website www.gohalliburton and register.
Stage 2: After finishing the registration, send an email to talentos@halliburton.com

Important note: For all the positions listed above, People with Disabilities (PCD) can also apply.

The last major selection process was on January 16, check here what the vacancies were.

Halliburton Brazil Launches Technical and Higher Education Internship Program in Macaé

The Opportunities Are For Logistics And Chemistry Students, Halliburton Started The Process On February 6

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