Applications For Foresea's 2024 Internship Program Close This Friday (15)

Applications For Foresea’s 2024 Internship Program Close This Friday (15)

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Published on 14/03/2024 at 16:25

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Program Has Openings in Rio de Janeiro and Macaé, Lasting Up to 2 Years, and Opportunities in Various Areas

The application deadline for the 2024 Foresea Internship Program, a market-leading company in the offshore drilling sector, ends this Friday (15/3). There are 10 openings in the offices in Rio de Janeiro and Macaé for undergraduate students from the following courses: Engineering (Mechanical, Environmental, Production, Electrical, Electronic, Control and Automation); Nursing; Administration; Psychology; and Accounting, starting from the 4th semester. Students from other courses can register in the company’s talent pool. Applications can be made through the careers page of Foresea on the Gupy.

The recruitment will be blind, that is, without exposing names, gender, age, race, residential address, educational institution the candidate attends, or companies previously worked for. The selection process will focus on the competencies, skills, and stories of individuals, considering attributes that truly matter for the hiring of interns.

Foresea encourages applications from students over 50, women, Black and mixed-race individuals, people with disabilities, and LGBTQIAP+ individuals, in line with the company’s best practices in diversity, equity, and inclusion.

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“We are growing and investing heavily in the training of new talents. In this context, we offer a motivating and challenging Internship Program, with opportunities for professional development in a very attractive and strengthened market. Interns will have direct contact with experienced professionals who can contribute to the evolution of their skills and to the transition from student to the job market,” explains Hygo Souza, Director of People and Management at Foresea.

BENEFITS:

The benefits offered to interns include a scholarship, food voucher, meal voucher, health and dental plan, Gympass, and flex office, among others.

About Foresea

Foresea is a company focused on providing solutions in offshore drilling and has a fleet consisting of the rigs ODN I, ODN II, Norbe VI, Norbe VIII, and Norbe IX, all with active contracts. The company is the only one in Brazil to hold the international quality and efficiency certification APIQ2 for its entire fleet and has the highest operational Uptime index in the market (98.2%).

It operates in deep and ultra-deep waters for the offshore oil and gas upstream industry in Brazil and abroad. Among its main values are high operational performance achieved with respect to the safety of its team members and the environment, as well as partnership and trust from clients. The company operates respecting the principles of ESG and follows the most rigorous environmental, social, and governance practices. More information: www.foresea.com.

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Applications For Foresea’s 2024 Internship Program Close This Friday (15)

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