Saipem Expands Hiring in Brazil and Opens Dozens of Offshore and Onshore Positions

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/05/2025 at 12:08

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Technicians, Operators, Mechanics, Storekeepers, Sailors, PWDs and Much More Are Being Recruited for Offshore Positions at Saipem This Week

The Italian multinational Saipem, a global reference in engineering, construction and services for the oil, gas, and renewable energy sectors, is strengthening its presence in Brazil by opening dozens of positions across different areas and hierarchical levels.

As a result, technical, operational, and staff professionals find a rare window to join a global company that operates at the heart of the energy transition and underwater engineering.

Main Open Positions at Saipem

According to official recruitment platforms, the open positions cover everything from offshore roles to administrative positions, including:

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How to Participate and Increase Your Chances

Interested candidates should access the provided links for each position and register in the Ncoreplat system, which centralizes applications for Saipem in Brazil. Candidates are advised to:

Update their resumes, emphasizing relevant experience and qualifications;
Prepare for interviews by studying Saipem’s projects and industry trends;
Keep an eye on updates on Saipem’s official website and LinkedIn page.

Moreover, it is essential to pay attention to safety recommendations: Saipem does not request payments at any stage of the selection process.

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Saipem Expands Hiring in Brazil and Opens Dozens of Offshore and Onshore Positions

Technicians, Operators, Mechanics, Storekeepers, Sailors, PWDs and Much More Are Being Recruited for Offshore Positions at Saipem This Week

Main Open Positions at Saipem

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