Halliburton Macaé convoca estudantes de Engenharia em todas as funções

Halliburton Macaé Calls For Engineering Students In All Positions

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 20/09/2019 at 11:20

Updated on 20/09/2019 at 13:31

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New Internship Positions in Macaé Announced by Halliburton Today, September 20, See the Necessary Requirements and How to Participate.

Halliburton, through its official network, announced today a new engineering internship program in the city of Macaé. Students nearing graduation are invited to join the company’s team and contribute to ongoing projects. Take advantage and check out other internship programs open this week shortly after.

Engineering Internship Program Macaé

Requirements:

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Pursuing a higher education degree in Engineering
Expected graduation in August 2020
Advanced English
Availability to intern during business hours (Monday to Friday, 6 hours a day)

Halliburton Company, an American multinational in the oil industry, was created from the legacy of 4 companies and is now one of the largest service companies for oil fields in the world and a leading provider of engineering and construction services.

Application

If you meet the requirements for the internship, apply here directly on the company website, another way to apply is by sending your resume to talentos@halliburton.com, indicating in the subject line the position name “Internship Engineering Macaé”.

We advise you to apply in both ways.

The company emphasizes that this opportunity includes people with disabilities. Don’t miss this chance to join one of the best companies in the market.

Macaé has been gradually regaining momentum, and the region has seen new projects and opportunities arising, stay updated on more open selection processes in the city.

Halliburton Macaé Calls For Engineering Students In All Positions

New Internship Positions in Macaé Announced by Halliburton Today, September 20, See the Necessary Requirements and How to Participate.

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