Operations Engineer

Downhole Chemical Solutions•Midland, TX

37d•$70,000 - $80,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Downhole Chemical Solutions (DCS) is an employee-owned oil and gas chemical company delivering performance-driven solutions in hydraulic fracturing. Founded in 2015, we specialize in slickwater fluid systems and data-backed stimulation chemistries, backed by engineering expertise and hands-on field execution. With a growing footprint across major U.S. shale plays, DCS is built on a commitment to safety, accountability, and teamwork. As an ESOP company, every employee plays a role in our success and shares in the results of our work. We are seeking an Operations Engineer to join our team. In this pivotal role, you will play a key part in providing technical support for DCS field operations and help drive continued growth of our dry friction reducer delivery program, DriFlow. We are seeking a driven individual eager to learn, grow, and excel as an engineer in a fast-paced environment. As an Operations Engineer at DCS, you will begin with a 3-month rotational development program designed to accelerate your understanding of DCS operations. This program provides hands-on exposure across multiple departments, giving you a comprehensive view of our business and preparing you for long-term success. During the rotation, you will work in several key roles, including: Operator - Gain hands-on experience with our equipment and processes in the field. Facility Operator - Manage inventory and load bulk products for field delivery. Field Coordinator - Oversee and coordinate field activities while maintaining strong communication with field teams. Electronics Technician - Support the technical side of operations, ensuring electronic systems function reliably. Remote Operations Center Coordinator - Monitor and support field operations remotely, troubleshoot equipment, and coordinate logistics for assets and products. Upon the successful completion of the development program, you will transition into the Operations Engineer I role, where you will continue to contribute to the growth and success of DCS. This role offers strong potential for long-term career growth and advancement within our organization.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science from an accredited university in Petroleum Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or Chemical Engineering
Minimum 3.0 GPA
Willingness to relocate to Midland, TX
Willingness to travel as needed throughout the U.S. to support DCS’s operations
Must be self-motivated and able to work autonomously alongside other engineers and field personnel
Ability to work in a fast-paced, dynamic work environment
Less than 1 year of field experience desired, internship or otherwise

Nice To Haves

Willingness to travel up to 25% is preferred
MS Office
Strong understanding of engineering fundamentals
Self-starter
Project management
Excellent communication skills
Ability to work in a multidisciplinary team
Safety minded
Comfortable working independently with minimal supervision
Data analysis

Responsibilities

Provide technical support for DCS field operations.
Drive continued growth of the dry friction reducer delivery program, DriFlow.
Participate in a 3-month rotational development program with hands-on exposure in various roles (Operator, Facility Operator, Field Coordinator, Electronics Technician, Remote Operations Center Coordinator).
Gain hands-on experience with equipment and processes in the field.
Manage inventory and load bulk products for field delivery.
Oversee and coordinate field activities.
Maintain strong communication with field teams.
Support the technical side of operations and ensure electronic systems function reliably.
Monitor and support field operations remotely.
Troubleshoot equipment.
Coordinate logistics for assets and products.
Contribute to the growth and success of DCS in the Operations Engineer I role.