MODEC Hires Entry-Level Professionals For Internship Positions In Rio de Janeiro and Santos

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 01/02/2021 at 15:50

Updated on 15/02/2021 at 16:25

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The Internship Positions at Modec Are for the Areas of Logistics, Contracts, Communication and More, for Rio de Janeiro and Santos (SP)

Modec, a Japanese multinational leader in the onshore and offshore market, is hiring for internship positions in Santos and Rio de Janeiro. Students can apply for positions in the areas of logistics, communication, contracts, governance, BI, and compliance. Check the requirements as well as the activities and make sure to apply.

Check the Internship Positions at MODEC

Compliance Internship – Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Enrolled in a degree in Law, Administration, International Relations, Economics;
Expected graduation starting from Jul/2022;
Advanced Office Suite;
Advanced English.

BI Internship – Rio de Janeiro, RJ

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MODEC Hires Entry-Level Professionals For Internship Positions In Rio de Janeiro and Santos

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MODEC Hires Entry-Level Professionals For Internship Positions In Rio de Janeiro and Santos

The Internship Positions at Modec Are for the Areas of Logistics, Contracts, Communication and More, for Rio de Janeiro and Santos (SP)

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