Oportunidade: MODEC lança programa de trainee offshore e onshore

Opportunity: MODEC Launches Offshore And Onshore Trainee Program

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 31/08/2018 at 20:05

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Applications Will Begin in the First Weeks of September for Engineers Who Wish to Fill Strategic Positions at Modec, Learn How to Apply

Modec is a Japanese multinational company with over 50 years of experience in the global market and 15 years of operation in Brazil. It operates in the oil and gas sector with a focus on oil production, building and operating oil production platforms. Now, Modec is launching a robust and innovative program to develop new talent: The Toward Excellence!

The goal of this program is to promote development actions and monitor the growth of selected engineers for two and a half years, who will assume strategic positions to support the company’s success.

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The Selection Process

Modec will select engineers who have graduated within the last 4 years in:

Electrical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Naval Engineering
Control and Automation Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Production Engineering
Civil and Petroleum Engineering

During the program, the engineers will experience and be trained in offshore environments and onshore technical areas.

Some Testimonials

Thiago Barbosa joined Modec in 2013 as a trainee, working in operations, he worked on 2 vessels, and today he is an operations engineer on one of them. He reports that the company is now a reference in Brazil for oil and gas production.

Juliana Aquino joined Modec in 2005 as an intern. She said that she chose and continues to choose the company because it is robust and a market leader in its field.

Daniel Lobo started at Modec in 2011 in the offshore sector and had an opportunity to move to the onshore sector of the company. He is very satisfied to work at Modec because despite the high level it has achieved, it continues to grow and undergo continuous internal improvement processes.

How to Apply

If you are professionals with experience in the oil and gas sector, the chemical or petrochemical sector, and wish to grow along with Modec, visit Modec’s website, http://www.modec.com/career/program/index.html in the first days of the first week of September, it will launch a specific method for this particular selection process. Click Petroleum and Gas will also send a notification when applications open, just revisit this site using Google Chrome, Mozilla, or Safari and subscribe to notifications to receive them directly on your smartphones. Watch the program video below:

Opportunity: MODEC Launches Offshore And Onshore Trainee Program

Applications Will Begin in the First Weeks of September for Engineers Who Wish to Fill Strategic Positions at Modec, Learn How to Apply

The Selection Process

Some Testimonials

How to Apply

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How to Apply

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