Frac Engineer
Pubblicato il 20-10-2026 - Baker Hughes in Italia
Can you lead teams, design, deploy and execute solutions simultaneously?Would you like to work with cutting edge frac and completion technologies in the Adriatic region?Partner with the bestBaker Hughes stands as a leading global energy‑technology company, delivering innovative solutions that make energy safer, cleaner, and more efficient across the entire value chain. Operating in more than 120 countries, the company blends deep industrial expertise with advanced engineering and digital technologies to support energy production, transformation, and decarbonization. With over a century of heritage, Baker Hughes partners with customers in oil and gas, industrial sectors, and emerging energy markets to accelerate progress toward a more sustainable energy future.Fuel your passionJoin our Completions and Wellbore Intervention TeamOur Stimulation and hydraulic fracturing operations are critical to maximizing well and field value. Baker Hughes provides versatile, customised systems to meet the specific needs of our customers — whether they are in deep water,
extended-reach unconventional completions, or working a remediation stimulation project. We have frac vessels, surface equipment and innovative downhole multizone stimulation technologies to solve a range of customer issues.Opportunity of cross trainingThis is a great opportunity to receive training and exposure to different product lines. You may be required to support other aligned field operations during the well completion phase. Specific training will be given and you will be gradually introduced to cross training, when required, supported by senior downhole tool specialists.As a Frac Engineer you will interact with Baker Hughes completion office, customers office and customers representatives at the job site. You will lead a field specialist crew at rig site, mainly composed of downhole tools specialist and pumping operators. You will be involved in the design, execution and optimisation of various frac and grav