Artificial Lift Technician

Overview:

The Artificial Lift Tech is responsible for monitoring and analyzing daily well operations, identifying exceptions, and troubleshooting variances in production data. This role is responsible for coordinating chemical treatments, rigless jobs, and storm recovery efforts while ensuring accurate well test coding, downtime reporting, and displacement monitoring.

Responsibilities:

- Analyze day-to-day well operations and identify well exceptions (RT/cycle deviations).

- Assist with the coordination of hot watering, chemical treatments, and rigless jobs.

- Report on well failure activities and variances related to downhole, surface, or POC issues.

- Monitor displacement changes (SL, SPM) and ensure accurate and timely well tests and downtime reporting.

- Conduct test analytics and troubleshoot variances.

- Identify production opportunities for well and lease-level variances and based on oil loss.

- Work with Well Techs/Analysts on storm recovery initiatives and return wells to production following rig-off reporting.

- Maintain well test coding and continuity.

- Report uncontrolled release efforts and data.

- Perform relief responsibilities for Well Techs/Analysts as needed.

Qualifications:

- High School Diploma or GED equivalent; Associate's or Bachelor's in Computer Science, Information Systems, Business Administration, or related field preferred.

- 1-3 years of Oilfield Surface Production experience specific to Well Analyst or Engineering Tech.

- Proficiency in Cygnet, Nexus, and Open Wells Software highly desired.

- Must be willing to work night shifts.

- Strong understanding of data processes for analysis and visualization.

- Must meet all conditional job offer requirements, including background check, drug screening, hair follicle test, agility, and fit for duty.

- Housing and/or Per Diem NOT eligible for this opening.