Lead Mechanical Engineer
Baker Hughes
Lead Mechanical Engineer
Baker Hughes
Makes oilfield equipment and gas turbines
Are you passionate about building a strong foundation in engineering design and technology?
Do you enjoy learning from experienced engineers while contributing to real‑world oilfield engineering solutions?
Join our team
Baker Hughes is a global energy‑technology company operating in over 120 countries. We deliver innovative solutions that make energy safer, cleaner, and more efficient. Our engineering teams play a vital role in designing and delivering oilfield subsurface components, systems, and control equipment that enable reliable energy production worldwide.
Partner with the best
As an Lead Mechanical Engineer , you will support the design and development of oilfield subsurface components, systems, and/or controls equipment.
This role provides a structured environment to develop your technical, professional, and safety competencies while supporting design, manufacturing, and verification activities.
As an Lead Mechanical Engineer, you will be responsible for:
Supporting the creation of layouts, functional component specifications, stack‑up evaluations, and assembly procedures
Interpreting customer engineering specifications to produce layout, detail, and assembly designs
Assisting with the creation of work packs, reviewing detail drawings, and supporting small engineering teams under supervision
Developing conceptual design requirements and layouts following Design Process Management (DPM) protocols
Creating detail, fabrication, and assembly drawings in accordance with ASME Y14.5 standards
Modifying and creating 3D models and drawings to manufacturing standards using parametric design practices
Supporting manufacturing through application of design‑for‑manufacture principles for machining, welding, and assembly
Creating Bills of Materials (BOMs) within documentation systems for engineer approval
Participating in design verification activities, including tolerance studies, manufacturability reviews, and basic calculations
Supporting Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) and Prototype Verification Test (PVT) procedures and documenting results
Ensuring design documentation and data are accurately archived in electronic document management systems
Identifying opportunities to improve existing products, processes, and procedures in a cost‑effective manner
Fuel your passion
To be successful in this role you will:
Have an Engineering Mechanical or a related engineering discipline
Have Strong understanding of engineering design principles, verification processes, and risk assessment
Have proven experience in Oil and Gas Industry.
Have knowledge of materials, including metals, elastomers, welding, and heat treatment processes
Have awareness of relevant industry standards and engineering codes
Be conscientious, adaptable, and eager to learn in a structured engineering environment
Have strong written and verbal communication skills
Be able to work effectively within a team while responding professionally to changing work demands
Work in a way that works for you
We recognize that everyone is different and that the way people deliver their best work can vary. This role supports flexible working arrangements aligned with business and operational requirements.
4 days from office
1 day from home ( remote)
Working with us
Our people are at the heart of what we do at Baker Hughes. We are committed to creating an inclusive and collaborative environment where employees are supported, developed, and empowered to grow their careers.
Working for you
For more than a century, Baker Hughes has led the way in energy innovation. We continue to invest in our people and reward those who embrace learning, deliver value, and drive continuous improvement.
Makes oilfield equipment and gas turbines
Baker Hughes makes equipment and runs field services for oil and gas producers, LNG plant operators, pipeline companies and industrial power users. Its products cover the whole gas chain, from drill bits and well completions to the compressors and turbines that chill natural gas into liquid for export. Its oilfield arm drills, completes and maintains wells, while its industrial arm designs, builds and services turbomachinery, valves and monitoring software. It earns money from equipment sales, project work and long-term service agreements that keep installed machines running. The current company formed in 2017 when Baker Hughes combined with GE's oil and gas business, and it is based in Houston.
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