Tech Prof Leader-Technology

Job Description Under broad direction, supervises engineers and/or other technical staff members. Provides technical guidance to the group. Conducts goal setting and performance appraisals of personnel. Leads a cross functional, cross department or cross Center team in executing various corporate projects and/or initiatives (e.g., standards, best practices, lessons learned), or a standing sub-PSL design team. Utilitizes project management skills and tracking tools in the organization and execution of project assignments. Executes tactical action plans as set by department goals and objectives. Manage the development team to ensure delivery. Possesses thorough understanding of the supported PSL's technology and broad understanding of the associated development tools. This person will have responsibility for identifying and filling technological and functional requirements. A technical leader will be capable of managing outside consultants in developing solutions and coordinate project design and milestone reviews. Incorporates reliability analysis and promotes optimum use of development tools and standards during the design process. Understands and promotes HES's quality directives. Though this individual's focus will be technical leadership, they will perform development tasks maintaining their development expertise. Job role has budgetary type accountabilities or directly impacts a revenue center's viability or its quality of service via personal contributions. Requirement: Skills are typically acquired through an undergraduate degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Material Science, Computer Science, Engineering or equivalent degree, and a minimum of 8 years of related experience or through 12 years of related experience. Incumbents at this level will usually hold a certification as a Licensed/Chartered Professional Engineer. Working knowledge of API 6A, API 11D1, API 19AC, and ISO 14310 standards as applied to completion tool design and qualification. Understanding of material selection, traceability, and specification requirements (e.g., NACE MR0175, API material classes) for downhole completion environments. Knowledge of verification and validation processes for completion tools, including testing protocols, acceptance criteria, and qualification documentation.