Halliburton Has Job Openings in Engineering for the Cities of Macaé and Mossoró on April 15th

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 16/05/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 18/08/2019 at 10:38

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Halliburton Announced May 15th, Through Its Official News Vehicle, Job Openings for Engineering Professionals Available to Work in the Cities of Macaé and Mossoró

Halliburton Released Yesterday, May 15th, Through the Company’s Human Resources Department Job Openings for Full-Time and Internship Positions for Engineering Professionals. For the Positions, the Company Requires Candidates to Speak English and Be Available to Work in the City of Macaé or Mossoró. The Company Reports That the Openings Are Also for PWD Professionals. All Other Details About the Openings Will Be Provided Below.

Reliability Engineer – Macaé

Requirements

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Internship Programs

Macaé Internship Program

Requirements

Pursuing a Degree in Engineering
Expected Graduation in February 2020
Advanced English
Availability to Intern Monday to Friday, from 7:30 AM to 3:30 PM

Information Technology Internship in Macaé and Mossoró

Requirements

Pursuing a Degree in Information Systems, Computer Science, or Related Fields
Expected Graduation in February 2020
Advanced English
Availability to Intern Monday to Friday, from 7:30 AM to 3:30 PM

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 Job Title in the Subject Line. Don’t Forget to Check All Your Contact Information and Update Your Courses and Qualifications! Good Luck!

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Halliburton Has Job Openings in Engineering for the Cities of Macaé and Mossoró on April 15th

Halliburton Announced May 15th, Through Its Official News Vehicle, Job Openings for Engineering Professionals Available to Work in the Cities of Macaé and Mossoró

Reliability Engineer – Macaé

Internship Programs

Application

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