Petroleum Engineer - 3-5 Year Field-Ready Training

Mewbourne Oil Company; Perryton (TX); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Mewbourne Oil Company is offering a structured, multi-year training program designed to develop engineers across key oilfield disciplines. Over approximately 3–5 years, you will gain exposure to drilling, completions, production, and HSE, with hands-on field experience and mentorship from experienced teams.

The program emphasizes boots-on-the-ground operations, close collaboration with geologists, landmen, drilling crews, and environmental scientists, and aims to build well-rounded engineers

Qualifications

• Technical proficiency across petroleum engineering domains.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
• Proficient with data analysis and engineering software.
• Effective communication and teamwork skills.
• Attention to detail and a safety-conscious mindset.
• Commitment to ethical conduct.

Responsibilities

• Drilling: design and supervise the drilling process and select techniques.
• Completion: supervise perforating, hydraulic fracturing, acidizing, and related work.
• Production: monitor production rates and optimize extraction.
• Collaborate with geologists, landmen, drilling crews, and environmental scientists to meet objectives.
• Prepare procedures and AFEs; manage project budgets and costs; identify savings opportunities.

Skills

Technical Proficiency

Analytical Skills

Problem-solving Skills

Computer Literacy

Communication Skills

Project Management

Attention to Detail

Safety Consciousness

Ethical Conduct

Education

B.S. in Petroleum or Mechanical Engineering

Job description

Mewbourne Oil Company is offering a structured, multi-year training program designed to develop engineers across key oilfield disciplines. Over approximately 3–5 years, you will gain exposure to drilling, completions, production, and HSE, with hands-on field experience and mentorship from experienced teams.

The program emphasizes boots-on-the-ground operations, close collaboration with geologists, landmen, drilling crews, and environmental scientists, and aims to build well-rounded engineers