Last Call From Equinor Brazil for Oil Industry Professionals

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 14/03/2019 at 06:49

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With the application deadline for Equinor Brazil’s oil and gas activities approaching, Human Resources requests that you submit your resumes as soon as possible, as some positions expire on March 19

For those who wish to pursue a career at Equinor Brazil in offshore oil and gas activities, there are several opportunities available to apply for. The expiration date for many of them will be March 19, 2019, as endorsed by one of the company’s representatives yesterday (13) on social media. Below is the complete list; just click on the names individually to go to the official application page.

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Last Call From Equinor Brazil for Oil Industry Professionals

With the application deadline for Equinor Brazil’s oil and gas activities approaching, Human Resources requests that you submit your resumes as soon as possible, as some positions expire on March 19

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