Job Description - Dover Artificial Lift

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5201 California Ave

Suite 370

Bakersfield, CA 93309

661-633-2792

JOB DESCRIPTION

Job Title:

Advanced Mechanical Engineer

Department:

Engineering

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Reports To:

VP/GM Theta

SUMMARY

Under leadership/supervision of Theta GM, drive artificial lift technologies at Theta, including developing input for product development. This will include working with the developers to implement algorithms that simulate and diagnose artificial lift systems.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

1.

Drive artificial lift technology at Theta, providing specifications and general input to

2.

development team for all forms of artificial lift (rod pumping, ESP, PCP, gas lift, plunger lift).

Heavy focus area is the development of design and diagnostic logic that will be used to either enhance existing products or develop new products.

Assist with developing long term direction for Theta products (product roadmap)

3.

Represent Theta at 2-3 industry conferences/trade shows per year, participating in lectures and paper writing

4.

Uphold core Dover values and be an example of excellence at all times

5.

Foster and motivate an atmosphere of achievement and excellence in software development and technical support of customers

6.

Monthly reporting including activity/status report, expense reports, travel schedule, etc.

(All duties and responsibilities must be carried out within Theta’s policies and procedures.)

QUALIFICATIONS

 Masters or Higher Degree in Mechanical Engineering required

 Advanced understanding of flow modeling and fluid mechanics

 Experience in using computer models to calculate and simulate fluid mechanics

 High level of proficiency with the mathematics involved in the tasks above

 Excellent interpersonal and communication skills and the ability to speak clearly in English

 Experience in software programming is highly desired

 Experience in Artificial Lift is a plus

 Willingness to travel ~ 15% (internationally & domestically)

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