US|Mechanical Technician I

Morning Shift: 5 am-1 pm; Swing Shift: 1 pm-9 pm; Grave Shift: 9 pm-5 am. Every 2-4 months, the worker will alternate shifts AND days of the week working (Monday-Friday or Wednesday-Sunday). We are one of the world's leading energy companies, with approximately 60,000 employees working in countries around the world. We explore, produce, and transport crude oil and natural gas; refine, market, and distribute fuels and other energy products; manufacture and sell petrochemical products; generate power; and develop future energy resources, including biofuels and geothermal energy.

The Company: 's Richmond Engine Laboratory (CREL) is a customer-focused service group within the company that supports client research activities used to develop and evaluate the performance of fuels (gasoline/diesel) and fuel additives. CREL conducts engine tests using vehicles, automotive engine test stands, and specialized research engines. The Shift Technician position is an integral part of a dedicated team, primarily mechanics and technicians.

Responsibilities: Works rotating (Day, Swing, and Grave) shifts. Operates automotive test engines and vehicles according to established specifications. Monitors all operations and makes necessary adjustments to control systems to ensure specification compliance. Performs diagnosis of problems and makes repairs to test engines and control systems. Maintains adequate fuel supply to all engines and vehicles. Strong mechanical aptitude is essential.

Required Qualifications: High School Diploma or Equivalent (GED)1+ years of experience with: Experience working with automotive engines or mechanical systems; must know how an engine works Experience working in a technical environment. General engine knowledge through recent education or work experience as a mechanic. Monitoring and adjusting process control systems. Basic math skills (algebra).Excellent teamwork skills.

Preferred Qualifications: Basic computer skills, experience with MS Office (Word, Excel, Outlook).Formal training in automotive technology, electronics, or automated control systems. Experience working shift work / off hours (highly desirable).Formal technical training in automotive mechanic/technology (ASE Certified or similar certification).Formal training in electronic instrumentation. Computer knowledge - Control systems vary- as an operator: looking at the screen and looking at numbers to make sure that specifications are within specs - Microsoft tools- nothing too high-level This is the entry-level position for a long term opportunity 4 different paths available after this position mechanic, blender (fuel/tanks), vehicle technician (setting up testing/training), and raters (working with the numbers and performance feedback).