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We are recruiting our future Quality Engineer Intern at Douala- Yes, sir. PARLYM Cameroon is a human-sized subsidiary of an engineering group with 50 years of expertise, committed to strategic projects in the Oil Gas. Want to set foot in this sector, alongside a team that is growing? We're waiting for you. Missions / Responsibilities / Activities
Candidate profile
Your playing field: The Quality Management System where you participate in its deployment, audit and continuous improvement, hand-in-hand with all teams; Audits & Process Monitoring Operational Quality Assurance Non-Compliance Management Cross-functional Coordination Job Requirements
You are qualified for this position if:+5 (Engineer or Master) in QHSE, Mechanical Engineering or Process Engineering You have a first experience (internship or employment) in the oil sector The ISO 9001:2015 standard speaks to you? You master French, and technical English has no secrets for you. A 6-month internship, but also a real springboard: real long-term hiring prospects await you Joining PARLYM is also that: a solid integration path, tailor-made training, the possibility to evolve between projects, and a team where it’s good to work. Applicant profile
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