Subsea7 Is Offering Over 50 Onshore and Offshore Positions for Professionals in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 15/12/2022 at 14:56

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Subsea7, a Global Leader in Offshore Project Delivery, Is Hiring Dozens of New Onshore and Offshore Positions for Professionals Living in Rio de Janeiro. Check Out the Positions and Requirements Below.

Subsea7, a Norwegian company and global leader in offshore project delivery and services for the evolving energy industry, has announced the opening of new onshore and offshore positions for professionals in Rio de Janeiro. Among the municipalities with opportunities from the company are Rio das Ostras, Rio de Janeiro, and Niterói. There are vacancies for positions such as Foreign Trade Analyst, Cost Control Analyst, and in addition to permanent positions, there are opportunities also in the company’s Internship Program.

Offshore and Onshore Positions Available at Subsea7 – Rio de Janeiro

We have compiled a list of the main onshore and offshore positions that Subsea7 is offering for candidates from Rio de Janeiro, check it out below:

Deckhand;
Machinery Operator – AHTS;
Pipeline Design Engineer;
Offshore Training & Competencies Technician;
Structures Engineer – Design;
Senior EIC Engineer (Electrical Instrumentation and Control);
Second Officer – DPO – AHTS;
Mid-Level Local Content Analyst;
HSE Engineer;
Mid-Level Logistics Analyst;
Junior Tax Analyst;
Foreign Trade Analyst Pl;
Offshore Nurse;
Project Operations Engineer (Focus on Lifting);
Offshore Operations Manager – AHTS;
Deck Supervisor – AHTS;
Installation Analysis Engineer – Pipeline Group;
Senior Buyer;
Junior Offshore Training & Competencies Analyst;
Riser Design Engineer;
Marine Electrician;
Rigging Technician;
Offshore Safety Technician;
Training Instructor;
Senior Cost Control Analyst;
Senior Proposal Analyst;
Senior Quality Analyst;
Installation Project Engineer – Pipeline Group;
Controls Analyst;
Installation Engineer;
Deck Foreman – PLSV;
Planning Specialist;
Engineering Internships;
Technician II (Electronics, Electrical or Automation);
Mid-Level Accounting Analyst;
Process Specialist;
Installation Analysis Engineer – Design;
Technician II (Mechanical, Mechatronics or Electromechanical);
Procurement Specialist;
Chief Mate – AHTS;
Quality Engineer;
HSE Technician II;
Deckhand – AHTS;
Lead Cost Controller.

Apply for the Selection Process

These and other opportunities in Rio de Janeiro can be found on Subsea7’s website on the Gupy platform. To apply, simply select the desired position, carefully read the provided information, such as requirements, location, and responsibilities, and register on the platform. Subsequently, complete a form with basic data such as full name, CPF, email, among others.

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Employee Comments on Working at Subsea7

For Offshore Operations Trainee Coordinator, Nathalia Gallo, after graduating in Petroleum Engineering, she has always sought to develop and qualify herself for the market. The pursuit of entering this sector, experiencing what she studied for 5 years, and having the experience of offshore work was intriguing, until she received the call that changed her future.

Gallo says she joined Subsea 7 a year ago as an Offshore Operations Trainee Coordinator. Since then, she has gained significant experience, the opportunity to practice all that she studied, expand her engineering knowledge, and most importantly, meet people that only offshore work can provide. The journey is just beginning; there is still much to develop and goals to achieve, but she is confident that Subsea 7 will help her move forward.

Subsea7 Is Offering Over 50 Onshore and Offshore Positions for Professionals in Rio de Janeiro

Subsea7, a Global Leader in Offshore Project Delivery, Is Hiring Dozens of New Onshore and Offshore Positions for Professionals Living in Rio de Janeiro. Check Out the Positions and Requirements Below.

Offshore and Onshore Positions Available at Subsea7 – Rio de Janeiro

Apply for the Selection Process

Employee Comments on Working at Subsea7

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Subsea7, a Global Leader in Offshore Project Delivery, Is Hiring Dozens of New Onshore and Offshore Positions for Professionals Living in Rio de Janeiro. Check Out the Positions and Requirements Below.

Offshore and Onshore Positions Available at Subsea7 – Rio de Janeiro

Apply for the Selection Process

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