Schlumberger Has Offshore Job Openings for the City of Macaé. Resume Submission Until June 28!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 24/06/2019 at 01:26

Updated on 23/06/2019 at 19:03

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The Largest Provider of Oilfield Services in the World Is Hiring High School Graduates for Offshore Work

The multinational company in the oil and gas industry, Schlumberger, is hiring Offshore Technical Assistant I to work offshore in the city of Macaé – RJ. The company also offers other opportunities for professionals available to work in the city of Taubaté in São Paulo. All details will follow

Schlumberger has a history and a culture of science and innovation, being the world’s leading supplier of technologies for reservoir characterization, drilling, production, and processing for the oil and gas industry. The company was founded in 1926 and is named after Conrad and Marcel Schlumberger, brothers who transformed the energy industry with the revolutionary idea of using electrical measurements to map rock formations below the surface.

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Offshore Technical Assistant I – Base OneSubsea Macaé

Technical training in Mechanics, Automation, Electronics, Electromechanics, Mechatronics, and Electrical Engineering
Knowledge of English, minimum intermediate (will be tested)
Immediate availability
Submit updated and signed resume

Benefits

Group life insurance
Health plan
Dental plan
Meal voucher

Application for the Position of Offshore Technical Assistant I

Schlumberger employs around 100,000 people from over 140 nationalities and operates in more than 85 countries. They leverage strong local experience and work hard to attract, retain, and develop diverse talent. You will always be encouraged to grow and never stop learning. Join this great multinational today to help tackle the technical challenges of the oil and gas industry, send your resume by June 28 to recruta-onesubsea@slb.com stating in the subject line OFFSHORE TECH ASSISTANT – CANDIDATE’S NAME. Good Luck!

Job Openings Taubaté – SP

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Schlumberger Has Offshore Job Openings for the City of Macaé. Resume Submission Until June 28!

The Largest Provider of Oilfield Services in the World Is Hiring High School Graduates for Offshore Work

Offshore Technical Assistant I – Base OneSubsea Macaé

Benefits

Application for the Position of Offshore Technical Assistant I

Job Openings Taubaté – SP

Application

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Offshore Technical Assistant I – Base OneSubsea Macaé

Benefits

Application for the Position of Offshore Technical Assistant I

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Application

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