oilfield

There are already commercial oilfield tools that use neutron generators with relatively low power input requirements.

My first job out of uni was for an oilfield services company around 2006-2008.

I think I saw some of those when I was working with guys who designed oilfield tools.

But nowadays oilfield-specific instrumentation vendors (and sensor manufacturers!) have largely been bought out and either shut-down or brought in-house by the bigger players.

Are you in oilfield service delivery or Baker's product development/support side?

I know a little about this from working in the oilfield.

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It's an outrageously homogenized industry at almost every level, at least here in Australia: it seems that in earlier times, it wasn't so hard to make your small own oilfield startup.

Sidney, MT, which is in the Bakken oilfield, has such a shortage of housing that workers there spent last winter sleeping in campers and trucks on the side of the road.

- Oilfield service companies don't try really hard to attract top talent.

I do know that I get much more excited reading about new sensors for accurate oilfield seismic surveys than I do reading about new algorithms for partitioning distributed graphs.

Few big corporations pay that much because the USA has a lot of special credits and deductions that lobbyists for big companies have slipped into the code for themselves, like executive entertainment expenses and "research" or "domestic" manufacturing and oilfield operations and banking interest and such.