SBM Offshore Calls For Candidates Without Experience In Engineering And More, In Rio de Janeiro And São Paulo, Starting In September

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Published on 25/07/2022 at 17:37

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Job Openings For Students Of All Ages Who Want To Work In The Offshore And Onshore Industry In September This Year! Opportunities Are For The Internship Program Of The Multinational SBM!

Do you want to work in the offshore and onshore industry but have no experience? Start your career at one of the largest oil companies in the world! The multinational SBM Offshore is recruiting candidates with and without experience in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo for its 2022 Internship Program. See below how to apply for the positions and submit your resume.

SBM Offshore is the market-leading company in providing floating production solutions for the offshore energy sector, specializing in deep water. The company believes that the oceans will provide the world with safe, sustainable, and accessible energy for many generations.

Check Below The Requirements To Apply For Job Opportunities At SBM Offshore

Graduation Expected Between December 2023 and July 2024
Currently Enrolled In: Naval Engineering and Architecture, Production Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Automation, Business Administration, Psychology, Economics, Environmental Engineering, Law, Data Analysis, and Computer Engineering
Advanced English
Knowledge Of Office Suite
Availability To Intern 30 Hours Per Week
Approval In The Beliefs Scale Tests, English, And Logical Reasoning
Easy Access To The Office
Availability To Intern In Person In Santos – SP Or Rio De Janeiro – RJ

Benefits: Scholarship Amount: R$ 1,250.00, Medical Assistance by Amil, Dental Assistance (Odontoprev), Transportation Voucher + Meal/Food Voucher of R$ 1,846.00 and Life Insurance

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Why Work At SBM? The oil company is constantly seeking smarter, faster, and safer ways to share its experience with the world. They work together with other companies to develop new and sustainable ways to produce energy to meet the planet’s development needs. Accept the challenge and participate actively in your commitment to innovate and access the energy of the oceans. Join SBM in this adventure!

Application: Those interested in starting their offshore career at SBM Offshore can submit their resume until August 9, AT THIS LINK.

SBM Offshore Calls For Candidates Without Experience In Engineering And More, In Rio de Janeiro And São Paulo, Starting In September

Job Openings For Students Of All Ages Who Want To Work In The Offshore And Onshore Industry In September This Year! Opportunities Are For The Internship Program Of The Multinational SBM!

Check Below The Requirements To Apply For Job Opportunities At SBM Offshore

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