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Engineering Interns Are Called by Multinational Company in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Flavia Marinho Published on 30/08/2019 at 17:49

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Internship Opportunities for Interns in Rio de Janeiro Were Announced by Vallourec Group; The Positions Are for Engineering Courses and the Area of Operation in the City of Rio das Ostras/RJ.

The multinational group Vallourec announced job openings for interns in the city of Rio das Ostras, located in the state of Rio de Janeiro. To participate in the process, candidates must be enrolled from the 6th semester of engineering courses and reside near the city. Schulumberg also announces internship openings this week. A total of 3 positions are offered by the company, which seeks active, committed professionals with an interest in the Lean Six Sigma approach.

Internship in Lean Six Sigma – Vallourec

Main Activities

Collaborate with Lean Six Sigma project teams in executing the methodology,
conduct analyses using statistical software (e.g., Minitab)
Organize and lead group analyses,
Report to immediate supervisor on the status and results of ongoing work through reports, meetings, and daily information flow,
Intermediate/advanced English level.
Working Hours: 7:45 AM – 2:45 PM

Candidate Profile

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Application

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Engineering Interns Are Called by Multinational Company in Rio de Janeiro

Internship Opportunities for Interns in Rio de Janeiro Were Announced by Vallourec Group; The Positions Are for Engineering Courses and the Area of Operation in the City of Rio das Ostras/RJ.

Internship in Lean Six Sigma – Vallourec

Application

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Internship in Lean Six Sigma – Vallourec

Application

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