NOV Opens Job Vacancies in Macaé and São João da Barra, Rio de Janeiro, With Opportunities for High School, Technical, and Higher Education Graduates

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Published on 22/09/2023 at 10:40

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In Addition to the Positions in Macaé and São João da Barra, NOV Also Has Positions in Betim, Minas Gerais and Pojuca, Bahia

A technology, construction, and drilling giant, NOV has various job openings available in Macaé/RJ, São João da Barra/RJ, Betim/MG, and Pojuca/BA. There are opportunities for those with only a high school diploma, up to those with technical and higher education. Assistants, analysts, engineers, specialists, apprentices, and inspectors are being called on this September 22nd.

According to a post by the company’s HR on LinkedIn, NOV BR is looking for a Warehouse Assistant to work at its base in Macaé / RJ, performing tasks such as receiving, organizing, inventory control, support documentation, materials dispatch, and supplier registration. Required qualifications: complete high school; desirable to be pursuing higher education; previous experience in the role or similar activities; desirable knowledge of ERP systems (preferably JDE); intermediate English.

NOV has a diverse portfolio of resources and sectors, with equipment and technology that enhance operations, including: artificial lift, drilling, hydrogen solutions, lithium extraction, offshore construction, offshore engineering, offshore production, onshore production, energy transition, and more.

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List of Job Openings According to the NOV Website

Warehouse Assistant – Macaé/RJ
Warehouse Assistant – Macaé/RJ
Riser Repair Leader – Macaé/RJ
Planning Analyst – Macaé/RJ
Electrical Engineer – São João da Barra/RJ
Operations Worker – Betim/MG
Quality Supervisor – Macaé/RJ
Project Manager – Macaé/RJ
Field Services Specialist – Brazil
HR Generalist I – Betim/MG

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Apprentice – Macaé/RJ
Sales Engineer I – Betim/MG
Quality Inspector – Pojuca/BA
General Intern – Betim/MG
Field Services Specialist (Controls) – Macaé/RJ
Manufacturing Leader IV – Betim/MG
Electrical Engineer – Macaé/RJ
Specialized Inspector – Brazil
Technical Instructor – Macaé/RJ

The Candidate Experience

According to the company, “we value every individual who wishes to join our global community of innovators and care about the experience of your candidate. That’s why at NOV we are committed to keeping all job candidates informed throughout the recruitment process. By submitting an application to our team, you will receive open and honest communication throughout your candidate experience with NOV.”

NOV Opens Job Vacancies in Macaé and São João da Barra, Rio de Janeiro, With Opportunities for High School, Technical, and Higher Education Graduates

In Addition to the Positions in Macaé and São João da Barra, NOV Also Has Positions in Betim, Minas Gerais and Pojuca, Bahia

List of Job Openings According to the NOV Website

The Candidate Experience

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NOV Opens Job Vacancies in Macaé and São João da Barra, Rio de Janeiro, With Opportunities for High School, Technical, and Higher Education Graduates

In Addition to the Positions in Macaé and São João da Barra, NOV Also Has Positions in Betim, Minas Gerais and Pojuca, Bahia

List of Job Openings According to the NOV Website

The Candidate Experience

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