I'm looking for a couple account managers that would be on site full time, Houston area. What I really need is people who've spent time at a refinery site, or in the field in similar industries.

The role would be embedded at a customer's plant, running the service, troubleshooting on the unit, and owning the relationship day to day. Comfortable in steel toes and a hard hat one hour and running a meeting in the offices the next.

Engineers or business type backgrounds with this experience preferred. Heavy on customer service and field ops with a real sales side. You'd own the account, not just service it.

If that sounds like you or somebody you know, shoot me a message. Happy to talk.

I'd love to message you directly, but I've just lost my job and subscribing for that seems like a poor use of funds right now. I'm a process engineer with a chem E degree from A&M. My experience is mostly split between production field support and engineering design in an office, so not exactly what you're describing. If you know of anyone in need of a process engineer in the Houston area though, I'd be glad to share my contact info!

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I'd love to message you directly, but I've just lost my job and subscribing for that seems like a poor use of funds right now. I'm a process engineer with a chem E degree from A&M. My experience is mostly split between production field support and engineering design in an office, so not exactly what you're describing. If you know of anyone in need of a process engineer in the Houston area though, I'd be glad to share my contact info!

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Hey bud, I hope you're in a better place than you were yesterday. Anyway, I still don't know what a process engineer exactly does, but that doesn't matter for this post. You live in Houston, so you might want to checkout this company because they're expanding manufacturing facilities and have a backlog of $1.7B, zero debt, and excellent advancement opportunities. If you can get stock options then you should jump on that because you'll be wealthy. They're growing but the demand for their products still far outpaces their current expansions, so they'll be expanding even further. They're in Houston too, but you may have to drive some.

https://www.powellind.com/

If you find something on their careers list that you're suited for, then I bet you'd get an offer. It's up to you man, but even if it doesn't interest you right now, what do you have to lose by checking it out.

Good Luck