Para contratos Petrobras em Salvador, Curitiba, Rio e São Paulo, Malk RH oferece vagas com urgência

Malk RH Offers Urgent Job Openings for Petrobras Contracts in Salvador, Curitiba, Rio, and São Paulo

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 30/09/2019 at 12:54

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If You Have Experience in Petrobras Contracts and Hold a Degree in Library Science, Documentation or Archival Science, There Are Great Job Opportunities Available in the Major Capitals of the Country Today

Not only is the operational sector of Petrobras undergoing changes and adjustments, but so is the documentation sector. With the responsibility of recruiting professionals for this type of service, Malka Human Resources is looking for professionals in the capitals of Salvador (BA), Rio de Janeiro (RJ), São Paulo (SP), and Curitiba (PR). As the state-owned company announced a new business plan for 2020-2024, this selection process was already anticipated, understand:

EXCLUSIVE FOR PROFESSIONALS WITH EXPERIENCE IN THE PETROBRAS SYSTEM

Work Location
Rio de Janeiro
São Paulo
Salvador
Curitiba
Requirements for This Position:
Education: in Library Science and Documentation or Archival Science
Experience: in technical supervision, documentation, and archival management (2)
Experience: in documentation projects and management at Petrobras (2)
Candidates with experience in the above roles should send their resumes to mariana.oliveira@malkarh.com.br with the subject Documental Petrobras

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Malk RH Offers Urgent Job Openings for Petrobras Contracts in Salvador, Curitiba, Rio, and São Paulo

If You Have Experience in Petrobras Contracts and Hold a Degree in Library Science, Documentation or Archival Science, There Are Great Job Opportunities Available in the Major Capitals of the Country Today

EXCLUSIVE FOR PROFESSIONALS WITH EXPERIENCE IN THE PETROBRAS SYSTEM

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Malk RH Offers Urgent Job Openings for Petrobras Contracts in Salvador, Curitiba, Rio, and São Paulo

If You Have Experience in Petrobras Contracts and Hold a Degree in Library Science, Documentation or Archival Science, There Are Great Job Opportunities Available in the Major Capitals of the Country Today

EXCLUSIVE FOR PROFESSIONALS WITH EXPERIENCE IN THE PETROBRAS SYSTEM

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