Não importa sua Engenharia de formação, Halliburton inicou no dia 25 vagas de emprego para profissionais sem experiência e recém formados para Macaé e Rio

Regardless Of Your Engineering Degree, Halliburton Opened Job Vacancies On The 25th For Inexperienced Professionals And Recent Graduates In Macaé And Rio

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 26/02/2020 at 10:59

Updated on 26/02/2020 at 11:09

Não importa sua Engenharia de formação, Halliburton inicou no dia 25 vagas de emprego para profissionais sem experiência e recém formados para Macaé e Rio

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The Oil Giant Announced Yesterday, New Positions for Recent Engineering Graduates in RJ and Macaé. See the Necessary Requirements and How to Participate.

Halliburton through its official network, announced yesterday, 25, new job openings for recent engineering graduates of all specialties. The oil giant does not require experience in the position and calls on professionals to join the company’s team in Macaé and RJ. There Are Job Openings at Metasa for Technicians and Engineers, Today February 26

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Halliburton Company is an American multinational company in the oil sector. Created from the legacy of 4 companies, it is now one of the largest oil field services companies in the world and a leading provider of engineering and construction services.

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Application for the Halliburton Selection Process in Bahia and Macaé

If you are interested in the positions and meet the requirements set above by Halliburton, send your resume to the email talentos@halliburton.com indicating in the subject line “Halliburton Engineering Opportunity”. Take advantage that no experience is needed!

Attention, before sending your resume, do not forget to update your contact information, courses, certificates, and qualifications! GOOD LUCK!

Regardless Of Your Engineering Degree, Halliburton Opened Job Vacancies On The 25th For Inexperienced Professionals And Recent Graduates In Macaé And Rio

The Oil Giant Announced Yesterday, New Positions for Recent Engineering Graduates in RJ and Macaé. See the Necessary Requirements and How to Participate.

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Application for the Halliburton Selection Process in Bahia and Macaé

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