YATEK experts took part in the final of the "CASE-IN" championship

The results of the championship have been summed up "CASE-IN", which brought together more than 600 students and young specialists in the energy and raw materials industry from 19 regions of Russia.  On the final day of the finals, all attention was focused on future specialists in the oil and gas industry and metallurgy, as well as current young employees of the country's leading industry companies.

The participants solved large-scale tasks in the field of energy-intensive technologies, the introduction of artificial intelligence into industry and the urban environment, the modernization of production taking into account respect for nature, and the development of industry companies in the post-crisis period.

The main season finale ended on June 2 in Moscow. During the day, the students had a fruitful meeting at the YATEK PJSC Career Day. Representatives of the HR department introduced the finalists to the company and its development prospects, and presented relevant vacancies. The guys submitted applications for an internship, a resume, and were able to personally communicate with the company's experts.

The expert Commission, which included the Director of Geology, Geophysics and Field Development Anton Nedosekin and the director of productionby Anatoly Baev, After hours of defending case solutions, she named the names of the best teams.  The OGteam LNG team, in addition to the Champions Cup in the Oil and Gas business, received a special prize from YATEK PJSC — an invitation to a paid internship at the company.

"We came to the championship to prove that we are capable and we proved it. We haven't heard much about YATEK, but thanks to the Championship, we managed to get to know it better. We are very grateful for the huge ticket, which we do not know how to carry by train, but we will be happy to go to practice in the heart of Yakutia's gas industry – the village of Kysyl-Syr." — the guys commented on their victory.

According to Anton Nedosekin, many of the participants' decisions had a high level of elaboration: "Some of the projects were much more extensive than the knowledge that young people at this age can possess, and this is encouraging. It is noticeable that the participants did a lot of extra-curricular work to achieve the result. For our company, participation in the championship is an invaluable experience, and we have seen a number of interesting young people who we are ready to invite to work and practice.»

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