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Northeast Has Job Openings at PetroReconcavo for the Drilling Area

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 20/09/2019 at 10:48

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Northeast, Birthplace of Onshore Activities, Has Official Announcement from PetroReconcavo for Professionals Who Want to Be Part of Exploration and Production Projects

The Northeast has one of the largest onshore oil reserves in Brazil, and PetroReconcavo comes public to announce that it has a selection process open for positions in the drilling and exploration area.
With Petrobras’s exit from Onshore to focus on offshore exploration, many smaller companies have taken its place, and the Northeast is a good example. Some of these companies can be checked by clicking here later, if you are interested in working with them.

With the maximization of these projects, there is a natural need for qualified labor in the onshore drilling and exploration sector, that’s where PetroReconcavo comes in, one of the largest players in this industry operating in this region.
We have separated some job vacancies, which you can click on the links in the job titles, to learn more details and apply for the selection processes in the Northeast.

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See the List of Available Onshore Job Vacancies

It is worth noting that these job vacancies for the Northeast refer to today’s post (September 20, 2019), and we do not guarantee their availability on a different date.

The northeastern cities where the company has projects are: Mossoró, Mata de São João, and Salvador.
PetroReconcavo requests that you keep your resumes always updated in their system, as there are periodic consultations for professionals who wish to be part of the company.

Northeast Has Job Openings at PetroReconcavo for the Drilling Area

Northeast, Birthplace of Onshore Activities, Has Official Announcement from PetroReconcavo for Professionals Who Want to Be Part of Exploration and Production Projects

See the List of Available Onshore Job Vacancies

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