Petrobras Begins Calling More Than 300 Approved Candidates From Public Contest In Engineering Fields, Such As Oil, Processing, And Equipment (Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, Inspection, And Terminals And Pipelines)

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 23/12/2022 at 17:49

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Petrobras Started Calling More Than 300 People Approved in Its Last Exam

More than 300 people have begun to be called by Petrobras after taking the last public exam offered by the company in 2021. This selection process is the first for the oil company in over 3 years and focuses on areas related to engineering, such as oil, processing, and equipment (mechanical, electrical, electronic, inspection, and terminals and pipelines) and aligned with Petrobras’ strategies and investment plan of US$ 78 billion until 2027.

More Information About the Public Exam in the Engineering Area and Other Selection Processes

According to the Petrobras website, the company has started calling the approved candidates in its last exam, launched in December 2021. The professionals being called are on the reserve list of the public selection process, which had opportunities for higher-level positions to meet the company’s need for new talent. The expectation is that the new group will start their activities in February 2023.

The oil company is always looking for innovative professionals, connected with the future, willing to make a difference, and propose creative solutions. Therefore, selection processes are always being launched on the company’s digital platform to find new talent. To check which public exams are currently available from Petrobras, just click here!

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About Petrobras

Petrobras is a Brazilian multinational publicly traded company in the oil sector, headquartered in Rio de Janeiro. As its largest shareholder is the Government of Brazil, the company is state-owned and mixed economy. Currently, the oil company operates in 14 different countries in the energy segment, primarily in the areas of exploration, production, refining, commercialization, and transportation of oil, natural gas, and their derivatives. In 2020, Petrobras was ranked as the seventieth largest public company in the world by Forbes Global 2000.

Petrobras Begins Calling More Than 300 Approved Candidates From Public Contest In Engineering Fields, Such As Oil, Processing, And Equipment (Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, Inspection, And Terminals And Pipelines)

Petrobras Started Calling More Than 300 People Approved in Its Last Exam

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