Associate Technical Prof. (Completions) Labuan, Labuan , Malaysia Operations

Role summary

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The Associate Technical Professional (Completions) supports completion engineering and field operations for oil and gas wells. Requirements typically include a diploma or degree in petroleum, mechanical, chemical, or a related engineering discipline, basic understanding of well completions, strong analytical and computer skills, and the ability to work safely in operational environments. Candidates should be willing to complete Halliburton training, learn company procedures, work with experienced technical and field teams, and travel or work extended hours when required. The role expects careful technical documentation, effective communication, customer focus, and strict compliance with health, safety, and environmental standards.

About the employer

Halliburton is one of the world’s largest oilfield services companies, providing products, technologies, and professional services to energy producers. Its activities include drilling, well construction, completion, production enhancement, cementing, stimulation, well intervention, and digital solutions. Founded in 1919, the company operates across many countries and supports both offshore and onshore oil and gas projects. Halliburton employs engineers, technicians, field specialists, scientists, and corporate professionals. In Malaysia, it serves regional energy customers from locations including Labuan, a major center for offshore oil and gas services. The company is known for structured technical training, field-based career development, and work involving demanding operational environments. Employees are generally expected to maintain high safety standards, collaborate with customers and colleagues, and adapt to changing project and site requirements.

Working in Malaysia

Labuan is a federal territory and island off the coast of Sabah, Malaysia, known as an international business and offshore oil and gas hub. Job opportunities are strongest in energy services, marine support, logistics, finance, hospitality, engineering, and supply chain operations. The lifestyle is quieter and less expensive than Kuala Lumpur, with beaches, diving, seafood, island excursions, and a relaxed community atmosphere. Malay, English, and several local languages are commonly used. Foreign employees normally need an employer-sponsored Employment Pass or related work authorization before starting employment; dependants may require separate passes. Relocating workers should arrange certified documents, medical checks, accommodation, banking, insurance, and transport in advance. Labuan has an airport, ferry connections to Sabah, and regular links to Brunei, although specialist healthcare and some international amenities may be more limited than in larger Malaysian cities.