Siemens selection process announced for candidates with knowledge of subsea products and connectors and willingness to travel

The technology giant Siemens announced yesterday (03/12) in its communication vehicles that it is requesting technical professionals in electrotechnics, electronics or similar areas to attend the Subsea project in the city of Macaé. The company stands out for excellence in engineering, innovation and quality. Also check out that Atlas Professionals wins a contract from Prosafe to supply offshore labor in Brazil

Professionals will be responsible for installing and inspecting electrical connectors for subsea equipment at the customer site or on platforms, in a professional, competent, effective and safe manner in order to satisfy customer requirements and expectations.

Requirements

• Technician in electrical engineering, electronics or similar
• Microsoft Office Pack knowledge
• Availability for onshore and offshore work trips

Desirable Knowledge

• Basic English.
• Knowledge in Mechanical Techniques and Machining, Interpretation of technical drawings and electrical diagrams.
• Knowledge and experience in onshore and offshore environments.
• Desirable knowledge about Subsea Products and Connectors.
• Job Location: Macaé-RJ

Siemens operates in more than 200 countries with a focus on the areas of electrification, automation and digitalization and is a leader in providing efficient solutions for energy generation and transmission, a pioneer in infrastructure, automation, drives and software solutions for the industry.

Application for the Siemens selection process

Interested candidates who are within the profile required by the company should apply by clicking here who will be automatically redirected to the Siemens registration page. The company seeks talent from different backgrounds, genders, ages, races, sexual orientation and people with disabilities. At Siemens, opportunities are for everyone.

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