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CGG is a global leader in high-tech geoscience. We offer a unique range of innovative technologies, services and equipment designed to provide extremely precise data on the Earth; primarily to support exploration for and optimal development of natural resources. Read more »

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To find out more about our organisation please visit:
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Graduate intake: 40+
Founded in 1931, the first CGG geophysical survey took place in West Africa in 1932.
We are a global company with over 35 locations worldwide.
Among the world’s top 5 for computing capacity.
Over 45 years of remote sensing experience.
Member of UK STEM Ambassador programme since 2010.
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Ali

Software Developer

"I developed a server that locks the resources so that other programmes or clients cannot access it simultaneously."

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Sharon

Web Developer & Campus Ambassador

"I learned a lot from my manager and from the experience of working at a company like CGG and I particularly enjoyed the social aspects from simple things like going for lunch or a walk together to the annual summer family picnic!"

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Eggshell faulting in the North Sea

The image is of a seismic time-slice through Oligocene shales showing small scale polygonal faulting, also known colloquially as eggshell faulting, created by compaction and dewatering of sediments.

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Imaging the earth with sound waves: basic principles of reflection

Using this information we can make inferences about rock types, fluid content and whether a recorded signal is geological in origin or an effect of our data acquisition.

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