MODEC Launches 2024 Internship Program With Applications Open

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Published on 27/10/2023 at 22:36

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Unique Opportunity for Students: 32 Open Positions with Attractive Benefits

The renowned company MODEC announces its new edition of the internship program for 2024. Applications are ongoing and will close on October 31. Interested students can secure their application through the official portal https://estagiomodec.gupy.io/. There are 32 opportunities available for those studying Administration, Engineering, Computer Science and related fields, Accounting, Statistics, Economics, and International Relations, with an expected graduation date by January 2026.

Henrique Toledo, the People Manager at MODEC, states: “We have a solid commitment to nurturing and developing talent here at MODEC. It’s a golden opportunity for students looking for a dynamic and innovative start to their career. Our internship program is a differentiator, as it prioritizes technical enhancement aligned with areas of study, placing them in the reality they will face as future professionals.”

Prerequisites and Program Details

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To be eligible to apply, it is essential to:

Have an expected graduation date by January 2026
Live in Rio de Janeiro, Macaé, or Santos
Demonstrate advanced skills in Office Suite
Communicate in English at an advanced or fluent level
Be available for 30 hours per week of internship

The internship at MODEC can last up to 24 months. During this period, interns will explore various sections of the company, from Operations to Business Support. In addition to deepening their practical knowledge, interns will also be entitled to benefits such as health insurance, dental insurance, meal vouchers, life insurance, among others, in line with the best market practices.

Development doesn’t stop there. During the program, interns will be continuously evaluated and receive feedback on their progress. Mentoring sessions are also scheduled to ensure sustainable growth. At the conclusion of the program, various opportunities await them in business support areas.

Encouraging all candidates, Toledo emphasizes: “It’s a gateway to join a cutting-edge team and contribute to growth and development. We extend an invitation to embark with us on this transformative journey, where learning is constant.”

Getting to Know MODEC

Standing out in the market, MODEC is a global giant in the construction, chartering, and operation of platforms aimed at oil and gas production. With a track record of over five decades and nearly 20 years navigating Brazilian waters, the company operates 14 Oil and Gas platforms and is developing two more units for Brazil. With a team of over 3,000 professionals, MODEC continues its upward trajectory in the country.

Source: Gabriel Torres.

MODEC Launches 2024 Internship Program With Applications Open

Unique Opportunity for Students: 32 Open Positions with Attractive Benefits

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