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Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited Trainee Geoscientists
MOBIL PRODUCING NIGERIA UNLIMITED (MPN)
Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited (MPN) a subsidiary of Exxon Mobil Corporation and one of the largest oil producers in Nigeria is recruiting superior caliber Trainee Geoscientists & Experienced/Specialist Geoscience professionals with the highest standards of integrity, capacity for hard work, ability to build strong working relationships and effectively interact in a multi-cultural environment
TRAINEE GEOSCIENTIST
The successful candidate must have clear understanding of basic Geoscience concepts and principles as well as be self motivated with the ability to make effective individual contributions within a functional team. No previous experience required, but demonstrated ability to learn and integrate quickly is an advantage
The Ideal candidate must fit the following profile
MSC degree in Geoscience (Geology or Geophysics) Candidates expecting to
obtain a Maters Degree by October 2008 may also apply BSc with a minimum of second class upper in geoscience (geology or geophysics) and possess NYSC discharge or exemption certificate .The successful candidates will undergo an 2-3 years training program in various geoscience skill areas.
METHOD OF APPLICATION
If you meet the requirements listed for this position and you are interested in pursuing a career with our company, please visit
http://www.exxonmobilafrica.com/Africa-English/PA/Operations/AF_OP_Nigeria.asp
to submit your application and upload your CV. All Candidates are encouraged to submit their applications online DEADLINE- 22nd January 2008. Applicants are hereby advised to submit only one application, as multiple applications may result in disqualification.


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