Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Petroleum, Electrical Engineering, or Engineering Technology.
Working knowledge of specific process technologies and applications.
Familiarity with wellhead, frac, or pressure pumping product lines.
Preferred knowledge of automation and control systems.
Experience in oilfield product design.
Proficient in CAD and database systems related to engineering functions.
Ability to troubleshoot product non-conformances independently.
Responsibilities
Provide in-person engineering support for heavy equipment assembly and troubleshooting.
Act as a liaison between operations and engineering teams in the field.
Report field nonconformances to quality and engineering teams.
Rapidly deploy to the field for situational awareness and troubleshooting.
Accompany sales and operations managers for technical presentations to customers.
Review and audit field installation procedures and maintenance manuals.
Facilitate field trials of new products to assess design limits.
Benefits
Opportunity to work in a dynamic field environment.
Engagement with cutting-edge technology and product trials.
Chance to build strong relationships with customers and field personnel.
Balanced work distribution between field and office settings.
Full Job Description
Job Purpose
Are you ready to take your engineering skills into the field and make a real impact? Join our team in Minot, ND as a Field Service Engineer and be part of a company that values innovation, safety, and customer success.
Job Description
Assists shop & field operations by providing in person engineering support for heavy equipment assembly, installation and troubleshooting.
Functions as a "boots on the ground" liaison between the operations organization and the engineering hub.
Reports/relays field nonconformances to the quality and engineering team.
Stands ready to rapidly deploy to the field to gain "eyes-on" situational awareness and troubleshoot.
Accompanies sales/operations managers to the field to meet with customers to make technical presentations.
Reviews/audits field installation procedures, operations and maintenance manuals.
Facilitates field trials of new products to determine design limits and needed improvements.
Regularly visits field locations and to develop rapport with TechnipFMC field service personnel and customers.
Work time distribution is 50% traveling to field and 50% office & shop.
You are meant for this job if:
Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Engineering Technology.
Working knowledge of specific process technologies, procedures, products and applications.
Knowledgeable of wellhead, frac or pressure pumping product lines.
Familiarity with automation and control systems preferred.
Oilfield product design experience.
Must be familiar with/willing and able to learn CAD and Database systems related to Engineering functions.
Ability to troubleshoot product non-conformances with little supervision on field service/plant location.
Ability to provide product life-of-field data for product improvement.
Working knowledge of competitor products preferred