Software Engineer - Pathway

Do you drive Purposeful Innovation?

NOV is actively recruiting ambitious college and university graduates for a Software Engineer role within our Pathway Rotational Program. This structured 1-to-2-year program offers hands-on experience, challenging assignments, and exposure to various teams across NOV. Participants will develop strong technical expertise and business knowledge, preparing them for impactful full-time positions within the company.

About NOV Rig Technologies :

NOV Rig Technologies delivers cutting-edge solutions for the global drilling industry. As a leader in the design and manufacturing of drilling equipment and automation software, we are committed to innovation and operational excellence. Our advanced technologies support customers worldwide in achieving safer, more efficient, and more reliable drilling operations.

What We Offer :

• A structured rotational program designed to accelerate career growth.
• Hands-on experience with real-world software development projects.
• Exposure to various business units and technical teams within NOV.
• Opportunity to work on innovative technologies shaping the future of energy.

Key Responsibilities :

Qualifications : Essential :

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Is this you?

You are an innovative problem-solver with a passion for software development and cutting-edge technologies. You thrive in a dynamic and collaborative environment, eager to expand your technical expertise while contributing to impactful projects. You have a strong desire for continuous learning and are excited to explore different areas of software engineering within NOV.

Why Join Us?

By joining NOV's Pathway Rotational Program, you will gain unparalleled exposure to the energy technology sector while building a strong technical foundation. This is your opportunity to kick-start your career with a global industry leader that values innovation, collaboration, and professional growth. At NOV, you will be surrounded by mentors, experts, and peers who are committed to your success.

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