Brine & Wellbore Reliability Engineer II

Lanxess Corporation; El Dorado (AR); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Global bonus program

Retirement plans

Health programs

Flexible working (Xwork)

Training & development

Job summary

LANXESS is seeking a Project Engineer to develop and manage brine well downhole workovers, ESP replacements, drilling and surface equipment projects, ensuring cost control and timely completion. The role writes procedures, develops budgets, and oversees rig operations with SAP data tracking.

You will support operational teams, drive reliability improvements and process safety initiatives, and ensure compliance with AOGC and PHMSA regulations while collaborating with cross‑functional groups on

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Petroleum or Mechanical Engineering.
• 3+ years in oil and gas or brine field operations.
• Experience with well repairs, project management, PSM and reliability engineering.
• Experience with electrical submersible pumps (ESP).
• Experience developing budgets, schedules and deliverables.

Responsibilities

• Develop and manage brine well workover and drilling projects.
• Write procedures and manage budgets.
• Oversee rig operations and service scheduling.
• Ensure compliance with AOGC and PHMSA regulations.
• Contribute to PHAs/PSM and process improvement initiatives.
• Use SAP for data and project tracking.

Skills

Independent worker

Technical aptitude

Communication skills

Collaboration

SAP knowledge

Leadership potential

Education

Bachelor's degree in Petroleum or Mechanical Engineering

Tools

SAP

Job description

LANXESS is seeking a Project Engineer to develop and manage brine well downhole workovers, ESP replacements, drilling and surface equipment projects, ensuring cost control and timely completion. The role writes procedures, develops budgets, and oversees rig operations with SAP data tracking.

You will support operational teams, drive reliability improvements and process safety initiatives, and ensure compliance with AOGC and PHMSA regulations while collaborating with cross‑functional groups on