Electrical Engineer - Pathway Program

NOV•Conroe, TX

13d

About The Position

The NOV Pathway Rotational Program offers recent college graduates the opportunity to obtain meaningful work experiences through a structured 2-year rotational program. The program is designed to help participants develop strong functional/technical expertise and business knowledge through challenging, hands-on assignments and exposure to various groups within the NOV Energy Products and Services, Wellsite Services group. Towards the end of the program, participants will work with their management support team to identify full-time positions that best suit individual skill sets as well as company needs. Participants remain on one career track based on education and career interest. Each career track has its own training and experience-based learning objectives, and knowledge and performance are evaluated following each rotation. The start date for this program will be June 2026 Following the engineering career track, the primary path rotations and responsibilities will be as follows: Engineering Discipline Rotation : Operation and Field, Manufacturing, Sustaining and Certification Engineering. Apply Electrical Engineering Knowledge and General Engineering Principle in support of Brandt Products Equipment & Services Identify and solve problems of varying engineering complexity. Use established practices and apply educational knowledge of design engineering principles. Be involved in testing and hands on training on the shop floor, test center and field applications. Work with Operations and Technical Service group in support of the customer end user in the installation, operation and serviced for Brandt Products. Be involved with Manufacturing Engineering Group, identifying areas of improvement in efficiency, procedures, technical support, tooling, and processes related to the manufacturing of Brandt Products

Requirements

Required – graduating May 2026 or earlier, or recent graduate (0–2 years) with a Bachelor of Science or Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology, Controls Engineering, Mechatronics, or related discipline.
Excellent communication skills with the ability to clearly articulate technical ideas and concepts.
Hands-on experience with electrical systems, control panels, wiring, instrumentation, PLCs, or related electrical/electronic projects (e.g., lab work, internships, personal projects, technical hobbies).
Strong technical aptitude with the ability to troubleshoot electrical and control systems with minimal supervision.
Able to work independently while managing multiple projects and priorities.
Strong attention to detail and highly motivated to learn and grow within the organization.
Willingness and ability to travel for up to 9 months total during the first year of the program.

Nice To Haves

Experience with electrical design software (e.g., AutoCAD Electrical, EPLAN) and/or exposure to PLC programming and HMI development preferred.
Previous oilfield experience or familiarity with drilling equipment and industrial systems preferred.

Responsibilities

Apply Electrical Engineering Knowledge and General Engineering Principle in support of Brandt Products Equipment & Services
Identify and solve problems of varying engineering complexity.
Use established practices and apply educational knowledge of design engineering principles.
Be involved in testing and hands on training on the shop floor, test center and field applications.
Work with Operations and Technical Service group in support of the customer end user in the installation, operation and serviced for Brandt Products.
Be involved with Manufacturing Engineering Group, identifying areas of improvement in efficiency, procedures, technical support, tooling, and processes related to the manufacturing of Brandt Products