sapura seemed to hire mainly engineering technical wise. .

does gom resources provide subsurface services. doesn't see that in their homepage though

Erm, like I'd mentioned most of those positions require years of experience like at least 5. Myself and I think most of others are seeking entry level positions. I think if one were to have 5+years of experience, they would be either be head hunted or have extensive networks and qualifications to secure their desire positions. =.=

And I'm mad serious. 

I have PM you man

Which company are you targeting ?

Hi Zara,

Is there any document controller or quality management position?

fuuuu this is theee most stressful hitch of date.

manyak sakit hati woo...both on the well and non work/well related. really annoyed with this rust bucket of a rig.    

The company above was suggested if you were looking for jobs in oil & gas field.

According to Sugarbun: 'Hello, I have my geology degree in 2011.  I applied for mud logger position in Schlumberger and was interviewed in April. Unfortunately, I did not succeed in the interview. Does anyone know what other companies also have mudlogger position in Malaysia?

Right now, I am desperate to get in the field I studied in. It has been 2 years since graduation and still zero experience in geology. It seems like a waste of time and money with this degree. I am taking other unrelated jobs just to survive.

Scomi was looking for Drilling Fluids Engineer (Mud Engineer) and still have it vacant .
Meanwhile,GOM resources does and there's opening for geophysicist published on our website

You can view and apply for it in case you met the requirement .

Thank you !

Dear all sifus,

I got an offer from UTP to study degree in petroleum geoscience and it will be starting in January 2014.
I need advise from all sifus whether should I go or not because i am from diploma mechanical engineering..I am confused   
is this 2 course related to each other and is it suitable for a mechanical engineering student to do petroleum geoscience ?  
please give me some idea..
thank you guys in advance

Ooh...so does that mean mechanical engineering is not related at all to petroleum geoscience ? 

Not really. If you were doing a Physics or any science background, I would say you're okay but if your diploma is Mechanical Engineering, I still cannot understand why they offered you Petroleum Geoscience unless they expact you to start as a freshie (meaning not being able to carry the Mec Engr diploma)

Dear azraeil, what would be your advise to me ?