Field Service Engineer

TechnipFMC•Minot, ND

20d

About The Position

The Field Service Engineer provides in-person engineering support for heavy equipment assembly, installation, and troubleshooting in shop and field operations. The role serves as a liaison between operations and the engineering hub, relays field nonconformances to quality and engineering teams, and is prepared to deploy quickly to assess situations and troubleshoot in the field. The engineer may accompany sales and operations managers to customer sites for technical presentations, review field installation procedures and operations and maintenance manuals, and facilitate field trials of new products to determine design limits and needed improvements. The position regularly visits field locations to build rapport with field service personnel and customers. Work time is divided between approximately 50% field travel and 50% office and shop work. The role is based in Minot, North Dakota. Applicants must be authorized to work for any U.S. employer without restriction; visa sponsorship is not available at this time.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Engineering Technology.
Working knowledge of specific process technologies, procedures, products, and applications.
Knowledge of wellhead, frac, or pressure pumping product lines.
Oilfield product design experience.
Familiarity with or willingness and ability to learn CAD and database systems related to engineering functions.
Ability to troubleshoot product nonconformances with little supervision at a field service or plant location.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with automation and control systems.
Working knowledge of competitor products.

Responsibilities

Provide in-person engineering support for heavy equipment assembly, installation, and troubleshooting in shop and field operations.
Act as a liaison between the operations organization and the engineering hub.
Report and relay field nonconformances to quality and engineering teams.
Deploy rapidly to field locations to assess situations and troubleshoot.
Accompany sales and operations managers to meet customers and make technical presentations.
Review and audit field installation procedures, operations manuals, and maintenance manuals.
Facilitate field trials of new products to determine design limits and needed improvements.
Visit field locations regularly to develop rapport with field service personnel and customers.
Provide product life-of-field data for product improvement.