SLB Opens Selection For Internship At Taubaté Factory

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 24/08/2023 at 11:29

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Global Technology Company Has Eight Open Positions for Internship Program Lasting Up to Two Years

SLB, a global technology company, has eight open positions for interns at its Taubaté (SP) factory, OneSubsea, dedicated to the construction of subsea equipment for the oil and gas sector.

The positions are for students of Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Business Administration, Accounting, and Chemistry with a workload of 30 hours per week. All positions are inclusive of people with disabilities.

The company offers a scholarship and benefits such as on-site meals, transportation vouchers, health and dental plans, gympass, and life insurance.

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See Below the Job Openings:

Position	Field of Study	Role
Position 1	Engineering/Administration	Administrative Support to the Logistics Team
Position 2	Accounting	Support to the Engineering Team
Position 3	Engineering	Administrative Support to the Engineering Team
Position 4	Environmental Engineering/Chemistry	Support in the HSE (QSMS) Team
Position 5	Engineering/Administration	Administrative Support to the Engineering Team
Position 6	Engineering	Administrative Support to the Quality Team

Interested candidates must apply by August 31 by sending their resume to recruitingbrz@slb.com.

SLB Opens Selection For Internship At Taubaté Factory

Global Technology Company Has Eight Open Positions for Internship Program Lasting Up to Two Years

See Below the Job Openings:

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