Vagas de emprego para profissionais sem experiência recém-formados em engenharia na multinacional Trident Energy

Job Openings for Entry-Level Engineering Graduates at Trident Energy

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 17/04/2020 at 16:35

Vagas de emprego para profissionais sem experiência recém-formados em engenharia na multinacional Trident Energy

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Recently graduated engineers with no experience are called to work offshore at the multinational Trident Energy in Brazil! Optimization, Performance, Production, Offshore… Do these words sound music to your ears? Then keep reading because you could be the Production Engineer that Trident Energy in Brazil is looking for! Japanese MODEC’s offshore contracts demand job openings for Safety Technician

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Are You a Recent Graduate in Engineering, Have No Experience, and Are Looking for Your First Job? How About Starting Your Career at One of the Most Coveted Oil and Gas Multinationals? Check Below for All Requirements and Apply Immediately!

Requirements

Recently graduated in chemical, production, mechanical, or electrical engineering
Fluent in English and Portuguese
Excel
Able to maintain focus under pressure
Be a great communicator

Activities

Responsible for optimizing the performance of assets and wells, you will interface with a wide range of technical specialists in the sector, including onshore engineers, subsurface departments, and well intervention specialists (stimulation, workover).
Supervising the day-to-day activities of production and deck teams, you will also present small-scale projects/studies to improve operations, safety, or production.

Application

Do you want to be part of an ambitious and inspiring company? If you are looking for your first job and meet the above requirements, send your resume to Brazil.recruitment@trident-energy.com mentioning the position you are applying for in the subject line. Good luck!

Job openings for inexperienced professionals recently graduated in engineering at the multinational Trident Energy

Job Openings for Entry-Level Engineering Graduates at Trident Energy

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