Reliability Engineer

Devon Energy•Oklahoma City, OK

92d

About The Position

At Devon, we will offer you a career full of energy and unmatched opportunities to solve today’s greatest challenges. Innovation, creative problem-solving and positive change happen when people step out of their comfort zone and think differently. Our values, workplace practices, wellness programs, benefits and compensation are aimed at helping employees manage their unique personal life and care for their families so they can focus on contributing to the fullest. The Reliability Engineer at Devon is responsible for ensuring the safe, efficient, and continuous operation of equipment and assets. This role focuses on analyzing failures, implementing preventive measures, and optimizing maintenance strategies to maximize asset reliability and minimize downtime. Analyze equipment performance data and failure trends to identify root causes. Develop and implement reliability-centered maintenance (RCM) programs. Reduce unplanned downtime and improve asset availability and reliability. Reduce costs through optimized maintenance strategies. Collaborate with operations, maintenance, and engineering teams to improve asset reliability. Consider and quantify reliability engineering-specific risks in decision-making, collaborates on cross-discipline risk initiatives, and provides detailed technical recommendations with business implications to leadership. Lead failure investigations and corrective action processes. Monitor and report on key reliability metrics (MTBF, MTTR, etc.). Support the selection and specification of new equipment with reliability in mind. Drive continuous improvement initiatives and implements best practices to enhance equipment efficiency, safety, and cost-effectiveness. Continues growth in knowledge and skills while gaining experience completing tasks gradually increasing in scope and complexity, collaborates seamlessly across disciplines, and actively seeks mentorship for gradual task escalation and complexity. Travel to field locations is required, including production sites, refineries, processing plants, etc.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, preferably Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, or related Engineering discipline.
5+ years of relevant experience in reliability, maintenance, or engineering roles, preferably in Oil & Gas or related industries.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Familiarity with reliability tools (FMEA, RCA, RCM, Weibull analysis).
Proficiency with CMMS and reliability software.
Excellent communication and teamwork abilities.
Knowledge of industry standards (API, ISO, etc.).
Stakeholder Relationships
Oral & Written Communication
Results Oriented
Active Learning
Digital Literacy

Nice To Haves

Certified Reliability Engineer (CRE)
Six Sigma or Lean Manufacturing certification

Responsibilities

Analyze equipment performance data and failure trends to identify root causes.
Develop and implement reliability-centered maintenance (RCM) programs.
Reduce unplanned downtime and improve asset availability and reliability.
Reduce costs through optimized maintenance strategies.
Collaborate with operations, maintenance, and engineering teams to improve asset reliability.
Consider and quantify reliability engineering-specific risks in decision-making, collaborates on cross-discipline risk initiatives, and provides detailed technical recommendations with business implications to leadership.
Lead failure investigations and corrective action processes.
Monitor and report on key reliability metrics (MTBF, MTTR, etc.).
Support the selection and specification of new equipment with reliability in mind.
Drive continuous improvement initiatives and implements best practices to enhance equipment efficiency, safety, and cost-effectiveness.
Continues growth in knowledge and skills while gaining experience completing tasks gradually increasing in scope and complexity, collaborates seamlessly across disciplines, and actively seeks mentorship for gradual task escalation and complexity.
Travel to field locations is required, including production sites, refineries, processing plants, etc.