Who We Are:
We solve complex fluids problems to help society gain access to energy and water. Mutual respect and collaboration define our culture, where the sharing of knowledge and the drive for excellence are pervasive. Safety is a top priority and is integrated in every operation. Objectives of this Role: Provide engineering support for research projects on fluid systems and fluid handling equipment. Topics include oil and gas equipment testing, erosion testing, methane mitigation, carbon sequestration, and alternative energy. Design, build, and operate experimental testing programs that create field-realistic process flow conditions (pressure, temperature, fluids) in controlled test environments. Lead experimental research projects in a laboratory setting. Develop innovative solutions for commercial and government clients on the world’s challenges in the energy-water nexus. Daily and Monthly Responsibilities: Conduct experimental laboratory research for complex fluid flow systems at existing oil, water, gas, and particle multiphase flow facilities and other specialized temporary test setups. Implement data acquisition and control systems, select and install various instruments, operate test facilities, and perform tasks confidently under customer observation. Manage research projects and document findings. Post-process test data; and present reports and technical papers. Manage the technical and financial performance of projects. Learn and apply new skills in a fast-paced research environment led by pursuit of industry’s most pressing engineering challenges. Interact and engage with commercial and government clients to develop solutions that fit their requirements, attend conferences, create promotional material, bid new projects, and write proposals.
Requirements:
Requires a Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering, or directly related degree field. 0 years: Understanding and knowledge in one of these fields: Oil and gas industry, greenhouse gas mitigation, alternative energy, water management, or similar energy related field. Hands-on experience with experimental methods (e.g., lab testing, data acquisition) or facility operation in an engineering context. Must possess strong interpersonal and team skills and the ability to effectively communicate complex information. Must have the willingness and ability to learn new technical skills and have the ability to balance multiple tasks and prioritize work. Experience with one or more of the following: LabVIEW programming or similar data acquisition and controls experience, modeling in SolidWorks/Creo/Ansys/Fluent, or programming using Excel VBA/MathCAD/Matlab/Python is required. A valid/clear driver's license is required.
