Electrical Engineer 2
Upwing Energy
Electrical Engineer 2
Upwing Energy
Subsurface magnetic gas-compression systems for recovery
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Upwing Energy is developing and commercializing first-of-their-kind Subsurface Compressor Systems (SCS) for natural gas extraction. Our development efforts combine exciting engineering challenges in turbomachinery; rotordynamics; high-speed and high-power electric motors; power electronics; industrial automation; aerodynamics; structural, thermal and fluid flow simulations; mechanical design and design-for-manufacturability. |
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The Electrical Engineer II will own and optimize the electrical design of the Upwing Compressor Systems, including all surface equipment for deployment. They will work with the engineering team in the design and integration, and support build, test and validation of the systems that support the core compressor units, including power electronics and other surface support systems. They will also participate in reviewing field installation plans for electrical related integration/connection. |
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Most time will be spent in an office environment or on-site assembly/lab. Personal protective equipment may be required in designated areas. Up to 10% travel may be required to support products in the field. 24/7 on call support may be required up to 15% of the time. |
Subsurface magnetic gas-compression systems for recovery
Upwing Energy provides downhole gas compression systems for the oil and gas industry. It designs and sells subsurface compressors that sit in the well and boost gas production by drawing gas closer to the perforations. The main product, the SCS 425, uses a magnetically levitated permanent magnet motor to drive a high-speed compressor downhole. Torque is transmitted from the motor to the compressor through a magnetic coupling instead of a traditional rotating shaft, so there are no rotary seals or pressure chambers in the transfer path. Electric parts are hermetically sealed to prevent common ESP failures. The system is built to handle harsh downhole environments and is serviced through sales, maintenance contracts, and technology licensing. Compared with conventional downhole pumps, Upwing Energy emphasizes reliability under extreme conditions and leveraging magnetic technologies from its parent company, Calnetix Technologies, to improve gas drawdown and recoverable reserves.
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