Job Title: Drilling Engineer Company: KILONEWTONS | Location: Muscat, Oman Experience: 5+ Years | Job Type: Full-time Website: www. kilonewtons. comJob OverviewKILONEWTONS is hiring a skilled Drilling Engineer to optimize our oil & gas operations in Oman. We need an expert with 5+ years of drilling engineering experience, proficiency in industry software, and a strong grasp of well design principles.
Ready to take on challenging drilling projects? Your expertise starts here!Key ResponsibilitiesDesign and implement cost-effective drilling programs for onshore/offshore wellsConduct well engineering calculations (torque/drag, hydraulics, casing design)Monitor daily drilling operations and troubleshoot technical issuesPrepare AFE estimates and optimize drilling budgetsEnsure compliance with Oman oil & gas regulations and HSE standardsAnalyze drilling data to improve performance and reduce NPTCoordinate with geologists, contractors, and field teamsEvaluate and recommend new drilling technologiesMust-Have SkillsBachelor’s in Petroleum/Mechanical Engineering5+ years in drilling engineering (Oman/GCC experience preferred)Expertise InWell planning software: WellPlan, Petrel, DrillbenchDirectional drilling: Gyro/MWD/LWD interpretationCasing design:
StressCheck or similar Strong Knowledge OfHPHT drillingWell control procedures (IWCF certified preferred)Drilling fluids optimization Why Join Us?Tax-free salary + performance bonusesWork on major Oman energy projectsCareer growth in a dynamic teamContinuous training opportunities Apply NowSend Your CV And Well Design Portfolio Tocareers@kilonewtons. comSubject: “Drilling Engineer Application – [Your Name]”×
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