The energy industry – oil & gas sector in particular – is bracing itself for a massive wave of retirements over the short to medium term, which has been dubbed “The Great Shift Change.” As the industry prepares for this turnover, companies are looking to the next generation of candidates with skills ranging from finance, geology, engineering, law, etc.

Additionally, lots of exciting opportunities are opening up in various renewable energy sectors as technological advancements rapidly disrupt traditional utility business models. The energy efficiency business is also growing by leaps and bounds, as significant cost saving benefits associated with using less energy are an easy sell for most businesses.

With these issues in mind, Breaking Energy highlights a few interesting energy jobs on a weekly basis.

Operations Tech I

Anadarko Petroleum Company, Liberal, KS

• Adhere to and enforce all applicable company, state, and federal safety and environmental regulations – Assist daily operation of assigned facility
• Operate equipment according to management guidelines – Assist with troubleshooting electrical elements of oil and gas facilities
•  Test, maintain, install, repair and operate electrical elements of oil and gas facilities
• Administer surveys, gather survey data and prepare reports

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Deepwater Drilling Supervisor

ConocoPhillips; Houston, TX

Provide direct offshore based supervision of the day-to-day operations and contractor personnel when carrying out drilling, completion and well testing operations. Works to provide coordination of all aspects of Well Operations activities to ensure that wells are drilled in a safe, cost effective, and an environmentally responsible manner, adhering to all company core values, corporate fiduciary requisites and policies, and in-country legislation. This position will report to the Drilling Superintendent.

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Litigation Assistant

National Resource Defense Council; Washington, DC

NRDC seeks a Program Assistant to work in its DC Office. The Program Assistant provides administrative and research support to the members of the Litigation Team. The successful candidate must be able to handle tasks such as: preparing court filings, proofreading legal documents, researching and writing memos, cite-checking, scheduling meetings, and processing expenses.

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