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Multinational Company With Job Opening in Petroleum Engineering

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Published on 13/07/2018 at 01:47

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Large Multinational Company Competing for Candidates Has Great Job Opportunity in Petroleum Engineering in Rio de Janeiro.

Shell Brazil is currently conducting a selection process for Reservoir Engineer in the petroleum engineering field and is looking for a talented professional to be part of its research and development organization. “Our goal is to develop and provide multidisciplinary technological solutions aimed at increasing the recovery of the gigantic deepwater carbonate assets of the Pre-Salt of the Santos Basin, Brazil.” The petroleum engineer is a specialist with specific knowledge in reservoirs, geology, geophysics, chemistry, and is gaining more opportunities every day in the O&G sector.

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Shell offers Reservoir Engineers an excellent opportunity for professional and technical growth, and development for a technically strong Reservoir Engineer with creativity and stakeholder management skills at Shell Brazil. Shell expects this engineer to be capable of utilizing their current skills while building a variety of new and deep technical, business, commercial, project management, and leadership skills within a dynamic, agile, and multidisciplinary team, providing technological solutions to the challenges of pre-salt carbonate assets.

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Job Requirements

Reservoir Engineer with solid and varied industrial experience, preferably with exposure to deepwater projects and carbonate reservoirs, with some previous experience in EOR or in laboratories
Bachelor’s degree in Petroleum Engineering or another engineering discipline, with an M.Sc. or Ph.D.
Excellent interpersonal relationships, communication, stakeholder engagement skills to manage various internal and external situations, and work effectively across organizational boundaries
Committed to learning and working effectively in collaboration with others to provide technological solutions
Ability to multitask and prioritize activities to meet deadlines
Commitment to a Zero Safety goal and the ability to promote improvements in safety culture and best SMS practices.

Interested candidates for the position, here is the link, https://www.shell.com.br/carreiras/profissionais/busca-de-vagas.html

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Multinational Company With Job Opening in Petroleum Engineering

Large Multinational Company Competing for Candidates Has Great Job Opportunity in Petroleum Engineering in Rio de Janeiro.

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