Subsea 7 Opens Positions in RJ for Unexperienced Candidates for Its Internship Program in the Oil and Gas Industry

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Published on 21/01/2021 at 13:35

Updated on 21/01/2021 at 13:45

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Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro in the Oil and Gas Industry for Candidates Without Experience with Immediate Availability in the Internship Program at Subsea 7

Higher education students residing in the Rio de Janeiro area interested in joining an internship program in the oil and gas industry, it’s your turn! Subsea 7 is looking for candidates without experience for various sectors to work at the company’s base in Rio de Janeiro. Check the requirements and how to apply below. Applications will be accepted until the 31st of this month!

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ATTENTION! Click Oil and Gas is not responsible for applications; the internship vacancies posted below are external and may be filled at any moment by Subsea 7 in Rio de Janeiro.

The Norwegian multinational has internship positions open in the following areas: Engineering; Supply Chain Management (SCM); Innovation; Human Resources (Payroll and Compensation; Facilities; Legal; HSE / SSMA (Health, Safety, and Environment); Quality; Sales & Marketing; Offshore Operations and Project Management.

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Students who are pursuing:

Business Administration
Library Science / Archival Science
Accounting
Economics
Statistics
Mathematics
Graphic/Product Design
Law
Engineering: Mechanical, Production, Naval, Petroleum, Civil, Environmental, Computer, Electrical, Control and Automation
International Relations
Logistics
Information Technology

Benefits

Subsea 7 offers interns a scholarship; meal ticket; health and dental insurance without deductions; company transportation and/or transportation vouchers and group life insurance.

Application for Internship Vacancies at Subsea 7 in Rio de Janeiro

Those interested in internship vacancies in Rio de Janeiro who want to build a career at the multinational Subsea 7 should submit their résumé by January 30, directly on the company’s website at this link.

Subsea 7 Opens Positions in RJ for Unexperienced Candidates for Its Internship Program in the Oil and Gas Industry

Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro in the Oil and Gas Industry for Candidates Without Experience with Immediate Availability in the Internship Program at Subsea 7

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Check Below the Areas for Internship Vacancies for Higher Education Students Opened by Subsea 7 in Rio de Janeiro

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