Devon Energy is currently hiring a Production Engineering Technologist for an onsite position in Midland, Texas. The role, requisition R26202, was posted August 10, 2026 and supports engineering and operational work through technical data, analysis and production tracking.
This is not a general office data-entry job. The technologist works with production-engineering professionals and needs to understand how oil-and-gas data connects to wells, workovers, operating costs and decisions made in the field.
Technical Data Support
The technologist acquires, organizes and prepares both digital and hard-copy technical data for engineering work. That can include loading, entering, verifying, manipulating and reporting information used by engineering and petro-technical staff.
Data quality is important because production engineers use this information to understand well performance, identify problems and plan future work.
Production and Basin Tracking
The position helps monitor basin activity and maintain tracking databases. The employee can gather information on wells, production, workovers and related operating activity and then organize it so engineers can compare trends and performance.
Applicants with experience working with large datasets should explain how they checked data quality, resolved inconsistencies and produced useful reports rather than only listing the database software they used.
Engineering Models and Analysis
The technologist works with engineering professionals to support models, research and analytical tasks. The role can involve preparing information used in production analysis and helping technical staff understand changes in well or field performance.
Experience with oil-and-gas software or technical reporting is useful because the employee needs to move between raw operational data and engineering-facing outputs.
Cost and Workover Information
Another part of the job involves monitoring workover performance, AFEs and lease operating expenses. That connects technical production work with cost tracking and operational planning.
Candidates who have worked with budgets, authorization-for-expenditure tracking or operational cost data should make that experience visible alongside their technical skills.
What Devon Is Looking For
The current recruitment emphasizes data management, quality control, communication and the ability to handle several priorities in a changing environment. Microsoft Office and relevant oil-and-gas applications are part of the expected toolset.
Strong applicants will show how they supported engineers or operations teams, maintained reliable technical records and turned large amounts of production information into reports or analysis that people could actually use.
How to Apply
Apply through Devon Energy’s official Workday careers site for Production Engineering Technologist – R26202. Review the live posting before submission for any updated qualification or scheduling details.