Full-Time
Methods Analyst
Manufacturing & Supply Chain
Posted on 10/4/2025
Halliburton
10,001+ employees
Global oilfield services provider across lifecycle
No salary listed
Dundee, UK
In Person
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- Previous experience preferred within a manufacturing or engineering environment.
- Strong understanding of manufacturing methods and process planning.
- Proficiency in interpreting technical drawings and specifications.
- Excellent problem-solving skills and ability to collaborate across functions.
- Review engineering drawings and specifications to determine the required process plans, routings, tooling, and methods.
- Create detailed manufacturing sequences and instructions. Defining stages of manufacture, and routing steps necessary for completed assemblies and parts.
- Establish and maintain standard production times for processes, while identifying and recommending improvements.
- Collaborate with cross-functional departments to resolve issues, review impacts of process changes, and drive efficiency.
Halliburton provides a global range of services and products for the oil and gas industry across exploration, development, and production. Its offerings include locating hydrocarbons, managing geological data, drilling, well construction and completion, formation evaluation, production optimization, plus consulting and project management. The company differentiates itself with end-to-end, globally scaled capabilities across the entire lifecycle and a focus on sustainability and technology development like Halliburton Labs. Its goal is to help clients maximize resource value, boost operational efficiency, and reduce environmental impact.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Houston, Texas
Founded
1919
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Multibillion-dollar YPF contract expands electric fracturing in Vaca Muerta shale.
- $1B VoltaGrid investment targets gas microgrids for AI data centers by 2028.
- Latin America revenue jumps 22% in Q1 2026, offsetting Middle East declines.
What critics are saying
- Schlumberger captures YPF share in Vaca Muerta within 6-12 months via faster fleets.
- Middle East conflict slashes revenue another 20-30% in 12-24 months.
- Argentina fiscal crisis delays YPF payments, squeezing $200-400M cash annually.
What makes Halliburton unique
- Halliburton leads with LOGIX automated geosteering for precise well placement.
- ZEUS electric fracturing and OCTIV Auto Frac debut internationally via YPF contract.
- Volta all-electric control system eliminates hydraulics in SmartWell completions.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Life Insurance
Disability Insurance
Paid Vacation
Paid Holidays
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Family Planning Benefits
Employee Job Referral Bonus
Employee Stock Purchase Program
Educational Assistance
Company News
New Miles Perret Cancer center designed to improve client experience. Posted 8:19 PM, Apr 30, 2026 LAFAYETTE, La. - The Miles Perret Cancer Services Cancer Care Resource Center cut the ribbon to its new home Thursday. The center outgrew its old space on Kaliste Saloom Road and is now moving into the former Halliburton office on Capital Drive. Leaders with the organization say the new building was designed to improve the client experience with a more open layout, natural light and colorful decor. The center also includes three private family rooms and a children's area. "This new facility is going to allow us to expand services and provide more programs for our clients. We are so excited to open up for our community. This has been 26 years in the making for us," said Beth Guidry, the PR coordinator for Miles Perret Cancer Services. Miles Perret is also working to bring counseling services on-site and expand its focus on the well-being of their clients, even dedicating areas to be wig and prosthetic fitting rooms. "We want everyone in the community to know that the services that we provide are free," Guidry said. "Anyone can come to us that does receive a diagnosis, and we encourage everyone, if you haven't been affected by cancer or you know someone that has been, to please let them know that we're here, and we want to serve them."
Oilfield services stocks delivered a strong fourth quarter, with the 26 companies tracked beating analysts' revenue consensus estimates by 3.7% on average. Share prices have risen 5.7% on average since the latest earnings results. Halliburton reported revenues of $5.66 billion, flat year-on-year but exceeding expectations by 4.2%. The company also beat analysts' EPS and EBITDA estimates. Its stock has climbed 17.2% since reporting and currently trades at $37.58. Borr Drilling posted the best quarterly performance, with revenues of $259.4 million, down 1.4% year-on-year but outperforming expectations by 8.1%. The sector faces volatility tied to oil and gas prices, with fortunes tracking upstream capital spending cycles. Industry headwinds include intense competition and potential structural demand reduction from the energy transition.
Halliburton, Petronas, Valaris sign SCA for Suriname offshore assets. The companies are teaming up from the outset to stay aligned from initial planning through project delivery. Halliburton, Petronas Suriname Exploration & Production and Valaris have signed a strategic collaboration agreement (SCA) to develop Suriname's offshore assets. Valaris will participate in this initiative via its wholly owned subsidiary Ensco UK Drilling. The Suriname assets are situated within the Guyana-Suriname Basin, an area known for exploration and ongoing development activities, providing long-term prospects for operators and service providers. The companies are partnering from the earliest stages of development to stay closely aligned from initial planning through project delivery. This joint approach is designed to strengthen project preparedness, enhance execution results and generate sustainable long-term value. Valaris president and CEO Anton Dibowitz said: "This agreement reflects its strong track record of delivering operational excellence, the capabilities of its high-specification fleet, and its ability to collaborate closely with its customers and partners. "We are pleased to embark on this strategic initiative and look forward to delivering safe and efficient operations while creating long-term value for all stakeholders." The collaboration integrates Petronas' expertise in deep basin projects, Valaris' offshore drilling capabilities and Halliburton's technological prowess to optimise the Suriname development. By linking subsurface evaluation with field development planning and digital well construction, the parties aim to create visibility and efficiency at each project stage, from conception to execution. Halliburton chief operating officer Shannon Slocum said: "This collaboration reflects Petronas Suriname's confidence in its early engagement approach and the ability to establish execution readiness from the outset. "Our integration of subsurface insight with well construction expertise strengthens alignment throughout the development life cycle and reinforces consistent, high-quality execution with Petronas Suriname and Valaris." In a related development, Valaris revealed that it has secured an extension for the drill-ship VALARIS DS-4, working offshore with Petrobras in Brazil, for an additional 1,064 days. This extension is due to begin in November 2027, immediately following the current programme, adding around $447m (£337.76m) to the contract backlog. Alongside this extension, the day rate for the current agreement has been revised, which will decrease the contract backlog by roughly $21m from 1 April 2026 until November 2027. Earlier this month, Halliburton acquired Norwegian tech company Sekal from Sumitomo to bolster its drilling automation capabilities. The deal's financial details were not made public. Give your business an edge with its leading industry insights.
Aberdeen Group has increased its stake in Halliburton Company by 5.4% during the fourth quarter, according to a recent SEC filing. The institutional investor now owns 516,453 shares valued at $14.6 million, representing approximately 0.06% of the oilfield services company's outstanding shares. The firm purchased an additional 26,543 shares during the quarter, citing Halliburton's strong market position and growth potential. Aberdeen Group, which oversees over $600 billion in assets, said it continues to see strong fundamentals in the Houston-based company. The filing, made on 7 April 2026, covered the fourth quarter of 2025. The move suggests continued institutional confidence in Halliburton despite challenges facing the broader energy sector.
Valaris, PETRONAS, Halliburton enter strategic collaboration for offshore Suriname development. Apr 6, 2026 0 290 Less than a minute Valaris announced that its wholly owned subsidiary Ensco UK Drilling Ltd entered into a strategic collaboration agreement with PETRONAS Suriname and Halliburton to support the development of PETRONAS' offshore assets. The agreement brings together Valaris' drilling expertise, PETRONAS Suriname's basin knowledge and Halliburton's subsurface, well construction and digital solutions. It establishes a collaborative framework across the project lifecycle, including early-stage planning, technical integration and continuous improvement initiatives.