Drilling Engineer (Remote, Part-Time)

What You'll Do7

• Review AI-generated answers about drilling and completions work and score them for technical accuracy.
• Write expert reference material that captures how drilling workflows actually run in the field.
• Compare model output against accepted well planning and cost analysis practices.
• Call out errors in terminology, sequence, or calculations and explain the correct approach in writing.
• Translate hands-on knowledge of tools such as WellView, SAP, ComboCurve, or AVEVA PI into clear training examples.
• Document feedback so research teams can trace why a response passed or failed.
• Keep your own queue moving without daily supervision from a manager.

Requirements7

• At least 2 years of professional experience in drilling, completions, or a related energy operations role.
• Background as a Drilling Engineer, Completions Engineer, Well Cost Analyst, Drilling Superintendent, or a comparable position.
• Direct working knowledge of at least one of these platforms: WellView, SAP, ComboCurve, or AVEVA PI.
• Writing that holds up to technical review, with precise wording and no ambiguity.
• Sharp eye for detail when checking numbers, units, and operational steps.
• Capacity to work on your own schedule and stay responsive to an AI research team.
• No prior AI or machine learning experience required.

Who Should Apply

The strongest fit is someone who has spent a few years inside drilling or completions operations and still remembers the exact steps, tools, and cost structures involved. If you have used WellView or AVEVA PI as part of your daily work, you can describe those workflows without guessing, which is exactly what this project needs. Candidates get rejected most often when their experience is adjacent but shallow, such as general oil and gas exposure without drilling or completions ownership. A second common miss is writing that stays vague, where a reviewer cannot tell whether the person knows the tool or simply recognizes the name. This role suits people who want flexible side income and not a permanent position, so anyone seeking full-time hours or a career track should look elsewhere.

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