Job vacancies in Macaé and RJ for projects by global leader Wood are for higher education professionals in engineering and accounting
Wood Macaé announced new job opportunities, this time the vacancies are for professionals with higher education in engineering and accounting. Engeman Macaé Human Resources announces new curriculum registration for offshore selection process
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The company has international oil companies such as Equinor, BP, Chevron and others as clients.
The vacancies are to serve the Macaé and Rio de Janeiro base, onshore work, so be sure to check the requirements that we describe below for each of the positions.
PROJECT CONTROL COORDINATOR – Macaé – Send resume by 23/03/2020
Requirements
- Complete degree in Engineering with registration in the active CREA
- Postgraduate degree in related courses
- Experience in management and leadership positions preferred
- Desirable advanced office suite
- Desirable advanced knowledge in PRIMAVERA software
- Desirable advanced English
SENIOR PLANNING ENGINEER – Macaé – Send resume by 20/03/2020
Requirements
- Complete degree in Engineering and registered with the active CREA
- Desirable advanced office suite
- Desirable advanced knowledge in PRIMAVERA software
- Desirable advanced English
FINANCIAL PLANNING ANALYST - Barra da Tijuca - RJ
Requirements
- Advanced English
- Advanced Excel
- Bachelor's Degree in Accounting
- Having already worked with Hyperion will be a differential
Inscription Wood Macaé and Rio de Janeiro
For interested residents of Macaé and Rio de Janeiro, who fit the profile presented above, send your updated CV to recruitment.br@woodplc.com citing the role name in the subject. GOOD LUCK!
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