As a Field Engineer, you’ll be involved in every part of our business. From helping acquire essential data to planning long-term well development, you’ll organize, run, and report operations in the field environment and assist specialists and other Engineers with key decisions. Your training will be hands-on as you learn about the energy industry and become an expert in the various tools and services in your business line. You’ll be asked to learn a lot quickly, and you’ll be given responsibility and support to make your impact and start becoming a leader in our business.

Responsibilities:


Perform operations, operate equipment, and be accountable for team wellsite performance, by the end of your training
Manage field operations, including engineering design, maintenance, job planning, and operational reporting
Learn the well construction process and understand the role of different service companies
Support engineers and specialists on-site and help with essential duties, such as risk analysis
Effectively manage a crew and/or processes within a year
Help prepare wellsite reports and post-job debriefings
Actively contribute to continuous improvement culture—across the business


Requirements:


Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in engineering or related science
Good verbal and written communication skills
Fluency in written and spoken English
Quick learner able to use logic to solve problems
Be personally committed to continuous improvement
Evidence of leadership and teamwork skills


Qualifications and Experience:


Meet minimum degree/experience requirements  
Good verbal and written communication skills 
Fluency in written and spoken English 
Quick learner able to use logic to solve problems 
Be personally committed to continuous improvement 
Evidence of leadership and teamwork skills