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Job Openings for Professionals Willing to Work on Major Engineering Projects at Techint

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 12/11/2019 at 15:34

Updated on 12/11/2019 at 15:51

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Job Opportunities Open for Professionals Without Prior Experience Who Are Willing to Understand How Major Engineering Works Are Done

The job openings announced this Tuesday afternoon, November 12, are to support the 2020 Internship Program at Techint Engenharia. Take advantage that the giant Subsea7 has job openings in various sectors for professionals without experience.

Students from various courses who love challenges, are interested in transforming lives through major engineering works, and are willing to work at the number one company in Diversity in the civil construction sector, according to Exame magazine, can participate.

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According to the press office, interns will work at the Brazil headquarters of the company, in a program composed of internal training, performance evaluations, semi-annual feedback, among other activities, and will have the opportunity to closely experience the reality of their area in one of Techint E&C’s projects in Brazil.

Roraima, Maranhão, Minas Gerais, and Rio de Janeiro are some of the states where the company has projects underway.

Requirements for Job Openings

University students expected to graduate between June and December 2021 in the fields of engineering (any specialty), law, psychology, or management.
It is also necessary to be available to intern in São Paulo
Advanced English

Benefits

Techint Engenharia & Construção offers an internship scholarship compatible with the market, medical and dental assistance, life insurance, meal vouchers, and transportation vouchers.

Application for the 2020 Techint Internship Program

Those interested in participating in the selection process and competing for a spot must register at the links exclusive for engineering students and other courses. Attention! The application deadline is November 17. Good luck!

Job Openings for Professionals Willing to Work on Major Engineering Projects at Techint

Job Opportunities Open for Professionals Without Prior Experience Who Are Willing to Understand How Major Engineering Works Are Done

Requirements for Job Openings

Benefits

Application for the 2020 Techint Internship Program

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