What does an electrical engineer do in oil and gas?

Electrical engineers work with mechanical engineers in the oil and gas industry to develop new equipment for measurement while drilling (MWD), directional drilling, and downhole drilling. ProDirectional has a robust engineering department that includes electrical engineers, among mechanical, application, and software engineers.

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