It's going to be very difficult because usually you will need some sort of degree in Geophysics/Physics or Geology to be able to do Seismic processing etc. Unless you can show you are capable of understanding the concept in seismic signal processing, the chances are very low.

Petronas would have an Seismic Acquisition (my borther is in there) but they don't usually have a seismic processing department. I know that Petronas Research has a processing unit/department though.

Hi everyone,

I have been working with petronas since 2009 and i guess its time for me to share with you what little experience i have working with petronas.

I am blessed to be sponsored by petronas to pursue my degree overseas and currently serving my 10 year bonds.

As for the interview process, i went for my interview during my 3rd year in University in 2008. Went back to report for duty in end of Aug 2008, and got a position a week or two after that, and started my work with pipe a week after raya in oct 2009 with 3.5k starting salary.

After a year, started to get my 1k allowance (which currently being absorbed as basic salary after the adjusment). as mentioned somewhere in the thread previously, below 3 years, i didnt get any adjustment on my salary during the first salary adjusment in 2010. However, the annual increment as well as new salary grade restructure has been in my favor.

promoted to G2 end of 2012 (when they first introduce new salary grades) and now waiting for a G3 position next year.

i am working in upstream geoscience development division.

Feel free to ask me any questions especially regarding gng in petronas!

I actually just left PETRONAS. It's a great place to work in but some OPU and department has this sheeps and wolf mentality. Or even worst, not my job mindset.

During my exit interview, my push factor is 70%. Hahaha I can't take it.