STIM EIC [Position Filled]
About the Company:
Gilgamesh Oilfield Services is delivering an expanding range of oilfield services from well construction to production services conducted throughout the life of oil and gas wells. We are focused on helping our customers succeed by bringing our main core values. Being experts on our home country. And our intelligent paranoia about innovations to deliver top quality of service and valuable solutions. As a leading independent oilfield service company, we serve our customers with an unrivaled expertise in the technical, geological, logistical, and cultural conditions of our home country. We also bring our determination to top service quality to get every task accomplished efficiently and safely, the first time every time. We deliver this with a team with global experience, world-class equipment, and standard quality processes to ensure total quality. Every project we work on is considered critical to our customers’ success—and ours.
About the Role:
We are seeking a highly skilled Stimulation Engineer in Charge (EIC) to manage, oversee, and direct all technical and operational aspects of our well stimulation and acidizing services. In this leadership role, you will be responsible for engineering design, technical proposals, operational planning, and managing client relations, ensuring all field execution aligns perfectly with contractual requirements and company standards.
Key Responsibilities:
• Review client service orders and approved programs to design technical proposals, job plans, operational specifications, and fluid formulas.
• Plan stimulation services by determining and organizing all required resources, including specialized equipment, chemicals, consumables, and personnel.
• Coordinate continuously with the Field Service Coordinator (FSC) and Site Manager before, during, and after field operations to maintain seamless execution and establish workflow priorities.
• Supervise laboratory activities and test results to ensure fluid performance matches specific well parameters and client requirements.
• Review and approve daily service reports, chemical consumption logs, equipment performance data, and job documentation.
• collaborate with the QHSE department to conduct operational risk assessments, investigate non-conformities, and implement corrective actions.
Requirements:
• Hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Petroleum Engineering, another engineering discipline, or a Technical Science field.
• Have a minimum of 7 years of related oilfield service experience (for Petroleum Engineering), 10 years (for other engineering Degrees), or 12 years (for Technical Science Degrees).
• Complete specialized technical training in well stimulation services, laboratory testing procedures, and equipment inspection.
• Possess valid safety training certifications including general HSE risk assessment.
• Demonstrate advanced professional skills in team leadership, resource management, problem-solving, and client negotiation.
• Possess strong English language proficiency for reading technical specifications, writing comprehensive operational reports, and conducting client meetings.