RJ – Jobs Available at the Pioneer in Brazilian Pre-Salt Exploration, Offering 6-Hour Workdays and Home Office Flexibility, Interns Sought for Technical and Legal Areas at Repsol Sinopec, Provided by Grupo Capacitare

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Published on 30/10/2022 at 14:41

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The Internship Opportunities at Repsol Sinopec in Rio de Janeiro Are for Students of Petroleum Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Production Engineering, and Law

Repsol Sinopec, a pioneer in Brazilian pre-salt exploration, is offering internship opportunities in Rio de Janeiro in partnership with Grupo Capacitare, a company recognized as a specialist in internships. The opportunities are for law and engineering students, with graduation expected from December 2024 onwards.

Check the Internship Opportunities Offered by Repsol Sinopec

Gas Commercialization Internship – Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Prerequisites: Must be pursuing Chemical Engineering or Production Engineering; Must be in the 3rd semester or higher with graduation expected from Dec/24; Must have knowledge of Excel; Must have knowledge of English.
Main Responsibilities: Scheduling the flow of natural gas; Billing validation; Analyzing optimization opportunities.

Technical Management Internship – Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Prerequisites: Must be pursuing Petroleum Engineering from the 4th semester onwards; Graduation expected from Dec/24; Must have intermediate knowledge of the Office Suite; Must have intermediate knowledge of English.
Main Responsibilities: Enter, validate, and report all information related to production system data in the Company’s official database (EC- Energy Components); Monitor and classify information related to production losses; Learning and handling OFM and “Petroleum Experts – IPM” software used in oil and gas data management; Participating in the preparation of the production plan for Repsol-Sinopec assets.

Legal Internship – Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Prerequisites: Must be pursuing Law; Graduation expected from Dec/24; Must have knowledge of Office Suite; Must have knowledge of English.
Main Responsibilities: Drafting legal documents; Conducting research, assisting in the control and management of processes handled by external law firms; Assisting the lawyers in the department as needed.

How to Apply for Internship Opportunities at Repsol Sinopec in Rio de Janeiro

Interested candidates should apply for internship opportunities through the LinkedIn platform. To apply, it is necessary to create an account on the platform using full name, email, and other important details. Click here to access the application site.

Click Oil and Gas is not responsible for filling the internship positions offered by Repsol Sinopec, merely publicizing opportunities in various locations throughout Brazil and the world. To apply and learn more, visit the website or profile of the company offering the positions and be sure to check the requirements and activities. Good luck!

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RJ – Jobs Available at the Pioneer in Brazilian Pre-Salt Exploration, Offering 6-Hour Workdays and Home Office Flexibility, Interns Sought for Technical and Legal Areas at Repsol Sinopec, Provided by Grupo Capacitare

The Internship Opportunities at Repsol Sinopec in Rio de Janeiro Are for Students of Petroleum Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Production Engineering, and Law

Check the Internship Opportunities Offered by Repsol Sinopec

Gas Commercialization Internship – Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Technical Management Internship – Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Legal Internship – Rio de Janeiro, RJ

How to Apply for Internship Opportunities at Repsol Sinopec in Rio de Janeiro

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RJ – Jobs Available at the Pioneer in Brazilian Pre-Salt Exploration, Offering 6-Hour Workdays and Home Office Flexibility, Interns Sought for Technical and Legal Areas at Repsol Sinopec, Provided by Grupo Capacitare

The Internship Opportunities at Repsol Sinopec in Rio de Janeiro Are for Students of Petroleum Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Production Engineering, and Law

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