At Rio Oil & Gas, Multinational Schlumberger Explains How to Apply for Job Openings and Announces New Technologies for Energy Transition in the Oil Industry During the Event

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Published on 11/10/2022 at 00:30

Updated on 27/01/2025 at 15:19

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Rio Oil & Gas Event Brought Innovations by Schlumberger to the Industry Sector

Among the exhibitors present at Rio Oil & Gas 2022, Schlumberger Brazil, represented by Bruno Alves, General Director; Gustavo Nilson who is the Human Resources Director; and Javier Rojas, Sales and Marketing Director, discuss important topics such as the energy transition in the industry, business, and jobs. Watch the video interview from CPG Click Petróleo e Gás below:

Video: Job Openings and Business from Schlumberger Brazil

YouTube video — ***Gustavo Nilson, Human Resources Director and Javier Rojas, Sales and Marketing Director of Schlumberger Brazil***

Schlumberger Announces Innovation Hub Innovation Factory in the Oil and Gas Sector, Contributing to Energy Transition

Innovation is a constant pursuit for Schlumberger, and the Innovation Factory is the latest creation of the multinational. It is an innovation hub aimed at engaging clients and companies to use technologies that optimize the energy transition. However, the experience of the multinational’s team of professionals helps clients solve challenges, especially those related to sustainability and production.

This initiative has already selected 6 startups to receive contributions from the large multinational. Additionally, the company addressed some topics related to sustainability, subsea services, encouragement of diversity, and the importance of digitization. Furthermore, Schlumberger discussed the International Career Program that will stimulate the comprehensive training of new professionals to join the successful team they are building.

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How to Apply for Job Openings and Career Plans at Schlumberger

Gustavo Nilson, Human Resources Director at Schlumberger Brazil, says that this is a very important moment for this in-person reunion at Rio Oil & Gas with their audience, clients, and potential candidates who wish to work at the company.

He explains that due to the growth of the oil and gas industry in Brazil, the company has also increased its hiring volume and has job openings in the following areas:

Operational
Administrative
Support
Sales
Opportunities for People with Disabilities (PWD)

To apply, simply visit the Schlumberger careers page here.

About Schlumberger and the Energy Transition

Schlumberger is a company in the oil and gas sector that was founded in 1926 in France by two brothers. Over the years, the company has developed activities in various countries, including Brazil, consolidating studies to bring technologies and innovations to the industry sector.

Currently, the multinational has a team of over 126,000 employees in more than 85 different countries. The company is now focusing on innovations aimed at sustainability and building an oil and gas sector favorable to the energy transition.

At Rio Oil & Gas, Multinational Schlumberger Explains How to Apply for Job Openings and Announces New Technologies for Energy Transition in the Oil Industry During the Event

Rio Oil & Gas Event Brought Innovations by Schlumberger to the Industry Sector

Video: Job Openings and Business from Schlumberger Brazil

Schlumberger Announces Innovation Hub Innovation Factory in the Oil and Gas Sector, Contributing to Energy Transition

How to Apply for Job Openings and Career Plans at Schlumberger

About Schlumberger and the Energy Transition

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At Rio Oil & Gas, Multinational Schlumberger Explains How to Apply for Job Openings and Announces New Technologies for Energy Transition in the Oil Industry During the Event

Rio Oil & Gas Event Brought Innovations by Schlumberger to the Industry Sector

Video: Job Openings and Business from Schlumberger Brazil

Schlumberger Announces Innovation Hub Innovation Factory in the Oil and Gas Sector, Contributing to Energy Transition

How to Apply for Job Openings and Career Plans at Schlumberger

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At just 14 years old, a boy creates a system without energy, using steel pipes buried in the ground, that irrigates seedlings with moisture from the air, to combat the water scarcity threatening reforestation in northern China.

Where there was only sand and wind at 40 degrees, China built a megacity of 500,000 inhabitants with farms, wineries, and universities in the middle of the desert using melted glacier water from hundreds of kilometers away.

At over 8,800 meters above sea level, the summit of Mount Everest is made up of rocks that originated at the bottom of an ocean about 500 million years ago and were pushed to the highest point on Earth by the collision of tectonic plates.

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