Baker Hughes Hiring Technical Support Engineer – Bachelors Degree – Mumbai
Baker Hughes Incorporated (BHI) offers the opportunity as an experienced Technical Support Engineer to join the team in Mumbai.
QUALIFICATION CRITERIA
Eligibility : Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering.
Experience : Freshers
Location : Mumbai
JOB DESCRIPTION / DESIRED CANDIDATE PROFILE
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES/ACCOUNTABILITIES
Completes training on operational features and application of division’s products
Completes in-depth training programs to obtain product, well site and drilling knowledge
Begins to provide technical selling and product application recommendations on division’s products
Measures product performance and recommends design modifications to existing products
Analyzes and reports product field test results
Monitors product tests and makes recommendations on operating parameters to rig personnel
Bench marks product performance
Handles special projects, as assigned
Completes training on operational features and application of division’s products
Completes in-depth training programs to obtain product, well site and drilling knowledge
Begins to provide technical selling and product application recommendations on division’s products
Measures product performance and recommends design modifications to existing products
Analyzes and reports product field test results
Monitors product tests and makes recommendations on operating parameters to rig personnel
Bench marks product performance
Handles special projects, as assigned
ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS/REQUIREMENTS
Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering. Prior oilfield experience or completion of divisional internship program preferred.
Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering. Prior oilfield experience or completion of divisional internship program preferred.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS/REQUIREMENTS
General knowledge of basic engineering and business principles
Knowledge of metallurgy, materials and petroleum engineering concepts
General knowledge of basic engineering and business principles
Knowledge of metallurgy, materials and petroleum engineering concepts
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