Modec busca estudantes de Engenharia do Rio de Janeiro, com disponibilidade para estagiar por 2 anos

Modec Is Seeking Engineering Students from Rio de Janeiro, Available for a 2-Year Internship

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 19/05/2020 at 15:44

Modec busca estudantes de Engenharia do Rio de Janeiro, com disponibilidade para estagiar por 2 anos

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The Global Leader Modec Started Yesterday (18) the Search for Engineering Students to Work in Operations Cell, Supporting the Operations Manager in Planning and Indicators!

Internship opportunity in Engineering to join the team of the multinational MODEC in Rio de Janeiro. The Japanese company is looking for students in the area, on this May 19th. The company constantly announces onshore and offshore job openings to meet its projects in Brazil.

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ATTENTION! Click Oil and Gas is not responsible for applications; the internship opportunities in Engineering posted below are external and may expire at any time on the MODEC website

Requirements

Pursuing a Degree in Engineering
Expected Graduation date of 07/2022 or 12/2022
Intermediate/Advanced English
Intermediate/Advanced Excel
Knowledge in PowerBI and VBA will be a differential
Availability to intern 6 hours/day (between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM)

Application

Do you want to build a career at the highly sought-after Modec? If you are a resident of RJ and a student of engineering, check this link for all the details and apply now for the internship vacancy at the oil and gas multinational!

Modec Is Seeking Engineering Students from Rio de Janeiro, Available for a 2-Year Internship

The Global Leader Modec Started Yesterday (18) the Search for Engineering Students to Work in Operations Cell, Supporting the Operations Manager in Planning and Indicators!

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ATTENTION! Click Oil and Gas is not responsible for applications; the internship opportunities in Engineering posted below are external and may expire at any time on the MODEC website

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Modec Is Seeking Engineering Students from Rio de Janeiro, Available for a 2-Year Internship

The Global Leader Modec Started Yesterday (18) the Search for Engineering Students to Work in Operations Cell, Supporting the Operations Manager in Planning and Indicators!

Also Read

ATTENTION! Click Oil and Gas is not responsible for applications; the internship opportunities in Engineering posted below are external and may expire at any time on the MODEC website

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