Siemens contrata URGENTE Técnico em eletrotécnica ou afins para projeto de Subsea em Macaé

Siemens Urgently Hires Technician in Electrical Engineering or Related Fields for Subsea Project in Macaé

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 04/12/2019 at 09:52

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Siemens Job Selection Process Announced for Candidates with Knowledge of Subsea Products and Connectors and Availability for Travel

The technology giant Siemens announced yesterday (12/03) in its communication channels that it is seeking technical professionals in electrotechnics, electronics, or related fields to support a Subsea project in the city of Macaé. The company stands out for its excellence in engineering, innovation, and quality. Check also that Atlas Professionals wins contract from Prosafe to provide offshore labor in Brazil

The professionals will be responsible for installing and inspecting electrical connectors for subsea equipment at client sites or platforms, in a professional, competent, effective, and safe manner to meet the requirements and expectations of clients.

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Requirements

Technician in electrotechnics, electronics, or related fields
Knowledge of the Office Package
Availability for onshore and offshore travel work

Desirable Knowledge

Basic English.
Knowledge of Mechanical Techniques and Machining, Technical Drawing and Electrical Diagram Interpretation.
Knowledge and experience in onshore and offshore environments.
Desirable knowledge of Subsea Products and Connectors.
Job location: Macaé-RJ

Siemens operates in over 200 countries focusing on electrification, automation, and digitization and is a leader in providing efficient energy generation and transmission solutions, pioneering infrastructure, automation, drives, and software solutions for industry.

Application for Siemens Job Selection Process

Interested candidates who meet the profile required by the company should apply by clicking here where they will be automatically redirected to the Siemens application page. The company seeks talent from diverse backgrounds, genders, ages, races, sexual orientations, and people with disabilities. At Siemens, opportunities are for everyone.

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