Field Engineer
$106,000 - $126,000
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$106,000 - $126,000
About the role
- Install, operate, and decommission specialized pipeline equipment.
- Manage your own travel, logistics, and equipment coordination (with a company credit card).Perform gas sampling, data logging, and daily reporting.
- Communicate directly with clients and company leadership.
- Travel to job sites across the U.S.—up to 60% of the year.
- Work independently and be the on-site expert for our clients.
- Education, Experience, and Skills Required
- We're looking for engineers with real field experience:
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Petroleum, Mechanical – required)2–4 years of hands-on oilfield experience (fracking, wireline, mud, cementing, or similar)
- Strong mechanical aptitude and comfort with tools
- Ability to trace piping and valve systems
- Safety-first mindset with relevant training (OSHA, H2S, etc.)Valid driver's license and clean driving recordU.S. work authorization (no sponsorship available)
- Compensation$106,000 - $126,000 in estimated annual cash compensation.
- Earn significant additional cash bonuses for field work and annual performance.10% Company Retirement Contribution
- A monthly stipend for your medical, dental, and vision plans
- Company credit card for all travel expenses
- Stipend for cell phone and internet services
- Company sponsored procurement of PPE (including Rx protection)
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Your notice period
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