PRIO Opens Positions for Its 2024 Internship Program in the Oil and Gas Sector

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 26/09/2023 at 10:06

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Are You Ready to Be the Next Talent at Brazil’s Leading Independent Oil and Gas Company? Applications Are Now Open.

Rio de Janeiro, September 21, 2023 – Following the news of securing a contract with giant McDermott for the installation of subsea structures in the Campos Basin, the oil and gas market comes into focus with the movement of PRIO, the leading independent player in the Brazilian industry. They are actively seeking new professionals filled with energy and fresh ideas to join the PRIO Internship Program 2024. Selected candidates will have the chance to contribute at the office located in Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro. Interested individuals can apply through the official website (Link).

Requirements and Areas of Activity

For those interested in entering the oil and gas world of PRIO, it is important to have a graduation expected between December 2024 and July 2026. The opportunities cover a variety of courses: Administration, Accounting, Data Science, Computer Science, Communication, Law, Economics, Engineering (Production, Electrical, Electronic, Computer, Petroleum, Chemical, Naval, Mechanical, Geological, Geophysical, Materials, Civil), Geophysics, Geology, Journalism, Psychology, Advertising, Information Systems. The focus of the positions is on both operational and corporate areas.

Luiza Martin, coordinator of Talent Attraction and Selection, emphasizes: “At PRIO, we value those who wish to reinvent themselves, think outside the box, and seek creative solutions. Our culture is based on caring for people, combined with a constant pursuit of efficiency and results. We want to join forces with those who have a passion for learning, working collaboratively, and envisioning a more promising future for our sector and society.”

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A Unique Experience at PRIO

Patrick Emmanuel Corrêa, a young law student and intern in the Regulatory sector for 7 months, shares his journey: “Working as an intern at PRIO has been an enriching journey in every sense. From the start, I was given the freedom to make decisions and lead projects, engaging with various segments of the company. This environment provides a broad learning experience, expanding my skills and perspectives.”

In addition to the rich learning environment, PRIO interns are rewarded with a range of benefits. Among them, an internship stipend of R＄2,500, transportation allowance, health and dental plans without co-participation and extendable to dependents, meal allowance of R＄1,600, and a comprehensive Health and Wellness program that includes everything from physiotherapy to online Psychology and Nutrition services.

Additional Information:

Application for the PRIO Internship Program 2024
Location: PRIO – Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro
Link to apply: [Link]

PRIO Opens Positions for Its 2024 Internship Program in the Oil and Gas Sector

Are You Ready to Be the Next Talent at Brazil’s Leading Independent Oil and Gas Company? Applications Are Now Open.

Requirements and Areas of Activity

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