Well Intervention Engineer

About the role

Join Baker Hughes' Oilfield Services team as a Well Intervention Engineer, driving solutions that restore production, improve well integrity, and maximize asset value throughout the well lifecycle.

Key responsibilities

• Support the definition of intervention scopes for production restoration, injectivity improvement, integrity management, recompletion, stimulation, clean‑out, and safe abandonment.
• Review well histories, completion diagrams, production trends, integrity records and past intervention reports to identify constraints and opportunities.
• Compile execution assumptions covering rig or rig‑less access, downhole tools, intervention sequences, logistics, HSE exposure and cost drivers.
• Document well access, integrity, downhole, pressure‑control and operational risks for screening and proposal development.
• Coordinate with production, reservoir, subsea and facilities specialists to ensure technically coherent and commercially practical concepts.

Required profile

• BSc in Petroleum, Mechanical or Wells Engineering.
• 5–8 years of experience in well interventions, completions, production operations or well integrity (rig‑based and rig‑less).
• Working knowledge of downhole applications used for production restoration, injectivity improvement, integrity remediation or abandonment support.
• Ability to interpret well files and prepare concise intervention inputs for multidisciplinary proposals.
• Proven ability to work in cross‑functional, multicultural teams.

Required skills

• Downhole applications
• Rig‑less intervention techniques
• Well data analysis and interpretation