Oil And Gas Multinational Oceaneering Accepts Resumes In Macaé For Internship Positions In The ROV Projects Department

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 17/03/2021 at 12:03

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The American Multinational Oceaneering, Leader in the Offshore Oil and Gas Industry, Receives Resumes for Internship Openings in Macaé Today (03/17)

Looking for a job but have no experience? This position is for you! Oceaneering is seeking candidates today (03/17) for oil and gas contracts in Macaé (RJ), high school technical students to fill positions in the ROV Project Management Internship Program. The company informs that during the pandemic, the work will be done remotely.

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Oceaneering operates the world’s leading fleet of work-class ROVs in the oil and gas sector. Additionally, it is a leader in offshore oilfield maintenance services, umbilicals, underwater hardware, and tools. The company develops products and services for use throughout the entire lifecycle of an oil field, from drilling to decommissioning.

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Check Below the Details of the Internship Openings in Macaé from the Oil and Gas Supplier Oceaneering

ROV Project Intern

Enrolled in Technical Level;
Graduation Expected from December 2022;
Availability to intern for 6 hours daily;
Intermediate English (will be tested);
Intermediate Excel.

Benefits

Oceaneering offers a scholarship, medical and dental assistance; profit sharing; life insurance; food allowance; meal voucher; and transportation allowance.

Resume Submission for Oceaneering Openings

To apply for the ROV internship openings in Macaé opened by Oceaneering, just click this link and you will be directed to the company’s application page. These opportunities encompass persons with disabilities or rehabilitated individuals. Good luck!

Oil And Gas Multinational Oceaneering Accepts Resumes In Macaé For Internship Positions In The ROV Projects Department

The American Multinational Oceaneering, Leader in the Offshore Oil and Gas Industry, Receives Resumes for Internship Openings in Macaé Today (03/17)

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Check Below the Details of the Internship Openings in Macaé from the Oil and Gas Supplier Oceaneering

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Oil And Gas Multinational Oceaneering Accepts Resumes In Macaé For Internship Positions In The ROV Projects Department

The American Multinational Oceaneering, Leader in the Offshore Oil and Gas Industry, Receives Resumes for Internship Openings in Macaé Today (03/17)

Read Also

Oceaneering Receives Offshore Contract from Petrobras for BOP Tethering Services

Check Below the Details of the Internship Openings in Macaé from the Oil and Gas Supplier Oceaneering

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