Field Engineer

Job description

About the role Corva is hiring Field Engineers to support our 24/7 drilling and completions operations. This is a remote, field-based role: you will spend roughly 20 days per month on-site at active rigs and frac spreads, delivering hands-on training, installing hardware, and keeping customer data flowing without interruption. Field Engineers are the bridge between our customers in the field and our Operations team. You will solve problems in real time, own the on-site experience, and make sure every rig you visit walks away running Corva better than when you arrived. Location & Assignment Remote role based in or near an active U.S. drilling basin (Permian, Bakken, DJ, Haynesville, Marcellus/Utica, Eagle Ford, or similar). 100% travel required; location flexibility is a plus. Schedule options: 20 days on / 10 days off, or 10 days on / 5 days off. 12-hour workdays; early morning, evening, and weekend work as operations require. Extended out-of-town assignments of two to three weeks at a time should be expected. Key Responsibilities Travel to drilling and completions locations to train customers and service crews on the Corva platform. Install and maintain Corva completions hardware across Frac, Wireline, Pumpdown, and Coiled Tubing operations. Troubleshoot data flow, sensor, and connectivity issues on-site and escalate cleanly when needed. Provide on-call field support for data-related issues to keep operations uninterrupted. Maintain accurate field visit records, inventory counts, and installation documentation. Coordinate with service companies, third-party vendors, and Corva's Operations team in Houston to resolve issues quickly. Identify recurring field issues and feed them back to Product, Engineering, and Support to improve the platform. Perform other duties as needed to support the team and customer operations. Required Qualifications 3+ years in drilling or completions operations. 3–5 years as an Electronics Technician or Field Engineer at a frac or drilling service company. Working knowledge of electronic drilling recorder (EDR) systems and completions data acquisition. Proven ability to diagnose data anomalies and resolve field issues independently. Strong communication skills; able to train customers and collaborate with service crews on location. Valid U.S. driver's license with a clean driving record. High School Diploma or GED. Ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions and lift up to 50 lbs. Preferred Qualifications Associate's Degree in Electronics or a related technical field. Hands-on experience with real-time drilling and completions operations. Familiarity with frac van software packages and common oilfield service workflows. Current Safeland and H2S certifications. Working knowledge of HSE protocols specific to oil and gas. What We Provide Company-supplied work truck. Lodging, meals, and fuel reimbursement while on duty. All required field equipment and Corva hardware. Direct line into Corva's Operations, Engineering, and Product teams — your field insights shape the platform. Who Thrives Here Dependable, detail-oriented, and comfortable owning outcomes without daily oversight. Performs under pressure and adapts quickly when plans change on location. Communicates clearly with both field crews and office teams. Looks for ways to improve the work, not just complete it. Corva is an equal opportunity employer. About Corva Corva has built a first-of-its-kind energy app store on a bedrock of best-in-class technologies, data pipelines, and a secure and scalable architecture. Our energy solutions solve today's toughest well delivery challenges, from well design through drillout. The ever-evolving platform is not only future-proof for digitizing operations but is your toolkit to accelerate sustainability and energy transition goals. Our platform is built for speed and reliability and delivers unmatched features and capabilities. Corva is powering worldwide innovation by driving efficiency, productivity, and profitability with our innovative energy solutions. Mission Corva’s mission is to accelerate the future of energy. Values Boldness : Corvanauts have the confidence and courage to question status quo for the products we make and the relationships we cultivate. Own End-to-End : We take ownership of what we start and see it through to completion through trust and dependability. Transparency : It's crucial to be open and honest and consistent with updates and data flow with customers and colleagues. We value the free-flowing of information and data to make better decisions. Bias Action : Corvanauts don't sit still - our default mode is taking action! We make progress through high-quality iterations. Failure is built into the process and success is defined by the number of shots on goal.