Facilities Engineer - Midland, TX

Job Summary ConocoPhillips holds approximately 416,000 net acres in the Midland Basin, located in west Texas. The current development strategy is focused on full-field development utilizing multi-well pad projects targeting Barnett, Spraberry and Wolfcamp reservoir targets. We operated three rigs and one frac crew on average during 2025, resulting in 86 operated wells drilled and 94 operated wells brought online. During 2025, net production averaged 192 MBOED. Position Overview The Facilities Engineer supports the safe, reliable, and efficient design, operation, and improvement of surface facilities and infrastructure across producing assets in the Midland Basin. Based in Midland, Texas, this role partners closely with operations, projects, environmental, regulatory, health and safety, and maintenance teams to deliver fit‑for‑purpose facility solutions that support production and long‑term asset value. This position plays a key role in both day‑to‑day operational support and project execution, including facility design, pipeline and gathering systems, and capital projects. The Facilities Engineer is expected to apply sound engineering judgment, prioritize safety, and collaborate effectively across disciplines. This role offers strong technical development, exposure to field and office work, and opportunities to grow within facilities engineering and asset support. Your responsibilities may include: Collaborate with operations, environmental, regulatory, health and safety, projects, procurement, right of way, drafting, and maintenance teams to plan and execute facility infrastructure in a changing operating environment. Provide engineering support for day‑to‑day operations, including normal, shutdown, and emergency conditions, to help maintain safe and reliable performance. Develop, review, and update operating and maintenance procedures to support safety, compliance, and operational efficiency. Serve as an engineering point of contact to support compliance with regulatory requirements and health, safety, and environmental standards. Support project teams through the full project lifecycle, including scope development, design, cost estimating, equipment selection, procurement, construction, commissioning, and start‑up. Identify and develop facility projects that improve safety, operability, and production performance. Coordinate with other engineering teams to ensure facility interfaces and tie‑ins are accurately designed and implemented. Support mechanical integrity programs in partnership with asset integrity teams. Provide engineering input for maintenance activities, including specification and evaluation of replacement or new equipment. Monitor project progress and costs, track performance against forecasts, and support cost reconciliation. Lead or support the Management of Change process to ensure facility modifications are reviewed, documented, and implemented safely. Participate in risk assessments, process hazard analyses, and incident investigations to support continuous improvement and learning. Provide objective technical feedback to support compliance with corporate standards, business unit requirements, and applicable industry codes. Success Profile To thrive in this role, you’ll demonstrate the following leadership competencies: Leads Change: Drives thoughtful and pragmatic change by encouraging innovative thinking and continuous improvement. Models adaptability by responding resourcefully, flexibly, and positively when faced with new challenges and demands. Communicates Effectively: Invites dialogue to gain a shared understanding and influences with confidence to support safe and effective execution. Takes Accountability: Takes ownership of actions and follows through on commitments by addressing issues directly and standin