Subtec busca profissionais de todos os níveis para área de Subsea

Subtec Seeks Professionals of All Levels for Subsea Area

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 18/09/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 17/09/2019 at 19:31

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Official Company Announcement Last Night, September 17, Covers All Professionals in the Subsea Area and at All Levels

Anticipating future contracts and believing in the demand for professionals in the Subsea area, Subtec Group published an announcement on Monday evening (09/17) on its professional social network, announcing job openings to join its team and also to strengthen the company’s database. Technicians Are Being Sought by a Large Multinational for Macaé and Niterói!

SUBTEC GROUP is a company that has been operating since 2014 in the Oil and Gas industry, providing specialized services in inspection, maintenance, and operation of equipment in general, focusing on drilling control equipment.

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“Seeking to grow our team, update our database, and prepare/anticipate the market’s increase, SUBTEC announces”:

Opportunity for Subsea

Experience as Subsea Required (at any level)
Intermediate English Preferred.

Interested candidates should send their resume with the subject CV – SUBSEA to recrutamento@subtecgroup.com. Only resumes with a title will be accepted. Don’t miss this chance, come be part of our team!

Official Announcement from Subtec

Subtec Seeks Professionals of All Levels for Subsea Area

Official Company Announcement Last Night, September 17, Covers All Professionals in the Subsea Area and at All Levels

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Subtec Seeks Professionals of All Levels for Subsea Area

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