Eden

Field Engineer

• Support the execution of detailed field plans for Electric Reservoir Stimulation (ERS) pilots, including mobilization, pre-ERS operations, equipment staging, field operations, and demobilization.
• Work with both the R&D team and the engineering team to translate pilot objectives and tests into practical field work plans.
• Coordinate field readiness across site hosts/clients, internal engineering, vendors, and subcontractors.
• Help identify field constraints early, including: access, power, water, pressure-control needs, lifting/handling requirements, and permitting/regulations. Assist with preparing the proper permits.
• Responsible for ensuring that required equipment, tools, spares, instrumentation, consumables, PPE, vehicles, rentals, and support services are available.
• Build and maintain equipment lists and packing lists for mobilization.
• Support building timelines and Gantt charts. Track performance vs planned timelines.
• Own pilot logistics from pre-mobilization through demobilization, including equipment preparation, shipping, site delivery, travel scheduling, lodging, rental vehicles, and field crew coordination.
• Coordinate with vendors and subcontractors for equipment rentals, equipment deliveries, testing services, and other field support.
• Coordinate real-time changes to the field plan with engineering, operations leadership, site representatives, and contractors.
• Serve as the primary day-to-day field lead during ERS pilot execution.
• Run daily field activities, including morning planning, task assignments, schedule reviews, contractor coordination, daily reports, and end-of-day progress updates. Proactively identify delays and required decisions.
• Manage a small field team of approximately 1–4 people, including Eden personnel/technicians and contractors.
• Act as the on-site point of contact for Eden during field execution, escalating technical, safety, schedule, or commercial issues as needed.
• Own the field-level schedule during pilot execution and maintain a clear view of critical path activities.
• Responsible for knowing how to troubleshoot electrical issues by having basic knowledge of electrical principles including currents, volts, circuits, and power.
• Will oversee, and when necessary, perform routine maintenance services, and routine electrical services on various equipment.
• Support cost tracking for field-related expenses, including equipment, rentals, contractors, and travel.
• Participate in/lead daily safety meetings, hazard analyses, and stop-work discussions.
• Confirm that field personnel have the required safety training and understand site rules, PPE requirements, emergency procedures, exclusion zones, and equipment-specific hazards.
• Maintain organized field records, including daily activity reports, equipment status, contractor reports, and test data.

Field Operations Lead – Senior Field Operations Engineer