Multinational NOV Hires Electronics Technician, Analyst, and More for Rio de Janeiro

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Published on 23/11/2020 at 19:15

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National Oilwell Varco (NOV) is a global leader in the manufacturing and sale of equipment and components used in oil and gas drilling and production operations, as well as in the provision of offshore and onshore services for the industry. Today, the company is hiring documentation analysts, electronics technicians, and design drafters. All job openings are for positions in Rio de Janeiro.

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National Oilwell Varco (NOV) is a global leader in the design, manufacturing, and sale of equipment and components used in oil and gas drilling and production operations and in the provision of oilfield services for the oil and gas industry.

Every day, thousands of the industry’s best minds put more than 150 years of experience to work to help our customers achieve lasting success. Our partnership with our customers has led to the innovation of some of the highest quality products in the market.

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Documentation Analyst

Higher Education in Letters, Library Science, Business Administration, Engineering, or related areas required;
Intermediate English required;
Knowledge of Office Suite required;
Desirable knowledge of ISO 9001 standards;
Desirable training/knowledge in Project Management;
Previous experience in related activities.

Electronic Technician – Jr

Work in the maintenance and operation of the workshop’s substation;
Occasionally perform operations with lathe and milling machine;
Technical education in Electronics, Electrical, Electrotechnics, or Automation required;
English required;
Previous experience in the role.

Design Drafter

Technical education in Mechanics, Industrial Maintenance, Computer Science, or related areas required;
Advanced English (conversation and writing) required;
Experience in the Oil and Gas Industry required;
Solid experience in related activities required;
Desirable knowledge in CREO/Windchill;
Desirable knowledge in Solidworks.

Job Applications at NOV: To apply for the job openings described above, just click on the desired position. Good luck!

Multinational NOV Hires Electronics Technician, Analyst, and More for Rio de Janeiro

The NOV Positions for Rio de Janeiro Are for Technical Professionals and Those with Higher Education on This Day 23

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Multinational NOV Hires Electronics Technician, Analyst, and More for Rio de Janeiro

The NOV Positions for Rio de Janeiro Are for Technical Professionals and Those with Higher Education on This Day 23

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