Graduate Wells Engineer at ExxonMobil

As a Wells Engineer in the Drilling and Completions department, you will be part of a dynamic, high-performing team responsible for designing, planning, and executing drilling, completion, and well intervention projects. You will develop technical expertise, gain hands-on field experience, and build a solid foundation for a successful engineering career within ExxonMobil.

The closing date for this opportunity is Friday 23rd May 2025.

What you will do

• Standard wells engineering role is a office (5 and 2 day) job in Lagos; possibility of working internationally
• Assist in well design, planning, and execution activities for drilling and completions projects.
• Support the development of drilling and completion programs, including wellbore schematics, casing and tubing designs, and equipment specifications.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams (geoscience, production, facilities) to optimize construction and performance.
• Monitor drilling and completions operations, ensuring adherence to safety, environmental, and quality standards.
• Analyze drilling and completion performance data to identify lessons learned and drive continuous improvement.
• Participate in risk assessments, peer reviews, and management of change (MOC) processes.
• Contribute to cost estimation, scheduling, and operational planning activities.
• Support the application of new technologies and innovative practices in field operations.
• Commit to a strong safety culture and demonstrate leadership in operational excellence initiatives.

About you

• A Bachelor’s of Science degree, or greater, in Engineering or Technology with a minimum of Second Class Upper Division (2.1) 
• Maximum of 3 years of engineering experience since graduation date.
• The ability to travel and work in an offshore environment to support operations
• Ability / Desire to work internationally (training / rotation / expatriate); rotational schedules could include a 28 / 28 day rotation and / or a 3 week office / 3 week offshore / 3 week off rotational schedule (rotations may be either offshore Nigeria or an international location)
• Read, write, and speak fluent English, especially as it applies to technical and business communications
• NYSC discharge or exemption certificate.