There are many jobs at Baker Oil Tools listed on their website.  Of course, most require experience in the oil industry, but not all of them do.  They actually offer training for the two jobs listed below.  Check it out at https://bakerhughes.recruitmax.com/MAIN/careerportal/Job_List.cfm?szSearchType=Advanced (search by Country).

Posting Title:  OPS/MKTG Account Rep I  Req ID: 16169
City, State:  LAGOS, 
Country: Nigeria 

Responsibilities:
Receives training in sales methods and products. May work under the direction of experienced sales representatives. Usually calls at rig site. Handles special projects, as assigned.

Skill Requirements:
Understanding of fundamental concepts of product or products. Excellent communication skills.

Education/Experience:
Bachelor's Degree or equivalent. Entry level.


Posting Title:  Technical Support Engineer Trainee I  Req ID: 16150
City, State:  PORT HARCOURT, 
Country: Nigeria 

Responsibilities:
Begins training on operational features and application of division's products. Begins in-depth training programs to obtain product, well site and drilling knowledge. Trains to measure product performance and recommends design modifications to existing products. Learns how to analyze and report product field test results. Learns to monitors product tests and makes recommendations on operating parameters to rig personnel. Handles special projects, as assigned.

Skill Requirements:
General knowledge of basic engineering and business principles. Knowledge of metallurgy, materials and petroleum engineering concepts.

Education/Experience:
Bachelor's Degree in Engineering.

pls,its not easy getting to the site.i beg expantiate on it well.

Thanks, found the link

Hello adeyemi_oa. Try going to http://www.bakerhughes.com/careerportal. The tricky thing is you need to scroll to the lower part of the page to where you see the job search box then select Nigeria for the country search criteria.

I would still contact them if I were you, because although the listing is a few months old they are constantly recruiting. Besides, the small effort it takes to apply for the job is nothing compard to the benefits of working with a multinational org.