Referência no mercado do petróleo ExxonMobil está com vagas de emprego para área de TI

ExxonMobil, A Reference In The Oil Market, Has Job Openings In The IT Sector

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Published on 02/01/2020 at 10:32

Updated on 08/05/2025 at 15:35

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Oil Giant, ExxonMobil Announces Job Openings in Curitiba, Paraná for IT Area

Multinational oil and gas company, ExxonMobil has job openings for qualified IT professionals. The positions are for the city of Curitiba, Paraná. See also: Healthcare Operator with More Than 70 Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

ExxonMobil uses innovation and technology to provide energy to a growing world. It explores, produces, and sells crude oil, natural gas, and petroleum products.

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Furthermore, the company operates facilities and markets products in most countries worldwide and explores oil and natural gas on all six continents.

The job openings for the IT area are for the city of Curitiba, Paraná. If you live in the region or are available to relocate, don’t miss this opportunity. Check it out!

SAP Business Intelligence Analyst

Requirements: degree in systems development, systems engineering, computer science, or other related fields.

Knowledge of Business Intelligence technologies (BW, HANA, ABAP, SDA, SDI, SLT); familiarity with SAP ECC modules (FI, CO, SD, MM, etc.) and business processes (OtC, PtP, Financials, PtA); understanding of application integration, databases, security, and relational databases.

English Level: advanced, with oral and written proficiency.

Microsoft Business Intelligence Analyst

Graduated in Systems Development, Systems Engineering, Computer Science, or other related fields.

Proficiency in Business Intelligence technologies – SQL, SSIS, SSAS, and SSRS; design data warehouses by developing multidimensional data models. Develop ELT solutions; implement Analytics/OLAP cubes with SSAS and storage with TFS.

English Level: advanced, with oral and written proficiency.

SAP Basis Analyst

Expected Proficiency Level: NW ABAP, NW JAVA (Solution Manager, S / 4, Technical Monitoring, LaMa, Focused Run, etc.) HANA, scripting skills (Powershell, shell script), minimum of 5 years of experience.

Oracle DBA

Expected Proficiency Level: 5 years of previous experience as an Oracle Database Administrator. Experience with OEM, RMAN, OUD; administration of Unix/Windows server is helpful.

Applications

Those interested in participating in the company’s selection process can click the link provided for each position offered. Good luck!

ExxonMobil, A Reference In The Oil Market, Has Job Openings In The IT Sector

Oil Giant, ExxonMobil Announces Job Openings in Curitiba, Paraná for IT Area

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ExxonMobil, A Reference In The Oil Market, Has Job Openings In The IT Sector

Oil Giant, ExxonMobil Announces Job Openings in Curitiba, Paraná for IT Area

Applications

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