Laboratory Technical Support Specialist, Subsurface - Rock Mechanics and Physics

Events/University Recruiting (21 days ago)

Richmond, CA, United StatesOnsiteFull TimeMedior$133,600 - $230,900Subsurface - Rock Mechanics and Rock Physics (RMRP)

About this role

A Laboratory Technical Support Specialist (Rock Physics Laboratory Engineer) at Chevron is a fully lab‑based, hands‑on role focused on conducting and developing laboratory experiments to measure rock mechanical and physical properties. The position supports rock mechanics and rock physics testing for seismic interpretation, well logging, geomechanics, and New Energies projects across Chevron’s Subsurface organization. The role is based in Richmond, CA with planned relocation to Houston, TX in ~three years.

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Required Skills

Lab Experiments
Rock Physics
Sample Preparation
Wave Propagation
Signal Processing
Instrumentation
Troubleshooting
Data Acquisition
X‑ray Microtomography
Programming

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Qualifications

Bachelor's Degree in Geophysics, Physics, Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science or Related STEM
Master's Degree (Preferred)

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