Operating Systems Engineer

The Operating Systems Engineer  is an entry-level engineering professional responsible for supporting the design, development, testing, and improvement of products and systems. Working under the guidance of senior engineers and engineering management, this position applies engineering principles to solve technical challenges, prepare engineering documentation, perform calculations, and support manufacturing and field operations. The Engineer I gains exposure to product development processes while developing technical expertise and industry knowledge.

• Assist in conducting research and analysis to support ongoing engineering projects.

• Collaborate with the engineering team to develop and test prototypes or models.

• Prepare failure reports and analyze information to include root cause. 

• Aid in the design and implementation of engineering solutions to optimize performance and efficiency.

• Participate in the documentation and presentation of project plans, progress, and results.

• Conduct experiments and gather data to evaluate the performance of different engineering systems.

• Support the analysis of data and provide recommendations for improvement.

• Contribute to team meetings and brainstorming sessions to generate innovative ideas

• University degree in Engineering or equivalent. (Civil or Mechanical Engineering degree preferred. 0-2 years
  experience in contract drilling)
   
• Proficiency in equipment, drilling systems and components 
   
• Proficiency in safety codes, welding procedures and material 
   
• Proficiency in Word, Excel, Access and MS Projects 
   
• Knowledgeable in AutoCAD
   
• Ability to read and explain drawings to field personnel 
   
• Reliable self-starter able to establish priorities and organize workload on daily basis with minimal direction 
• Dependable and adaptable to change 
   
• Good interpersonal skills Must be a team player with a positive attitude 
   
• Knowledge Structural/Mechanical design analysis software. e.g. Risa 3D, Solidworks, etc.

Behavioral Competencies

• Problem Solving - Identifies issues, gathers relevant information, and develops practical solutions with guidance.

• Technical Learning - Demonstrates curiosity and commitment to developing engineering knowledge and skills.

• Oral Communication - Effectively communicates technical concepts and project updates.

• Written Communication - Produces clear and accurate technical documentation.

• Teamwork - Collaborates effectively with cross-functional teams and contributes to team success.

• Quality Focus - Demonstrates attention to detail and commitment to producing accurate work.

• Professionalism - Maintains a professional and respectful work environment.

• Planning and Organization - Manages time effectively and prioritizes assigned tasks.

• Adaptability - Responds effectively to changing priorities and project requirements.

• Dependability - Follows through on commitments and meets deadlines. 

Technical Competencies

• Basic understanding of machine design and mechanical engineering principles.

• Knowledge of drafting standards and engineering documentation practices.

• Ability to utilize CAD software for part and assembly modeling.

• Familiarity with BOM management and engineering change processes.

• Knowledge of manufacturing and assembly processes.

• Ability to perform engineering calculations using Microsoft Excel and Mathcad.

• Basic understanding of tolerance analysis and design verification methods.

• Familiarity with FEA concepts and engineering testing methodologies.

• Knowledge of MRP/ERP systems is a plus.