Associate Electrical Engineer

Posted 17 days ago

national oilwell varcoHouston (TX)

Electrical Engineers Engineering Services

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About the role

Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering or Engineering Technology - Electronics Drilling equipment and drilling applications desirable. Familiar with NEC, IEEE & IEC standards along with awareness of ABS & DNV rules content for offshore drilling installations. Familiar with hazardous area ratings for electrical equipment: ATEX, IECEx, UL, FM, and CSA for offshore drilling installations. Experience with AutoCAD desirable. Experience with PLC and HMI applications preferred. Good written and verbal communication skills. Good analytical skills. Ability to handle multiple projects and multitask. Self-directed and highly motivated.

Travel Requirements: Domestic and International travel may be required on an occasion. Work Information:

Location: 6390 N. Eldridge Pkwy., Houston TX 77041.Hybrid schedule after six months (3 days in the office and 2 days remote work). Produce drawings packages: Electrical One Line Diagrams, Wiring / Interconnect Diagrams, Loop Diagrams, I/O Lists, Cable Indexes, Fabrication and Assembly general arrangement drawings of Control Panels and Terminal Boxes, Cable and Instrument Layouts, Hazardous Area Layouts. Provide support to NOV drilling products, aftermarket/service, and installation & commissioning. Design electrical subsystems and assemblies to meet customer and internal requirements within budget and schedule constraints. Coordinate and review designs with 3rd parties and customers. Designing new NOV drilling products. Coordinate equipment Factory Acceptance Tests, electrical commissioning, and start-up support as required. Provide leadership in continuing to improve the quality and processes of NOV products. Ensure that equipment designs comply with industry standards, foreign or domestic. Perform other work-related tasks as assigned. Full time

Posting Date: 2026-07-23

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