This role pays less than
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of similar roles. Most pay
$150,000–$214,000
— the shaded band above.
At the midpoint, this role pays about
$103k
versus about
$182k
for comparable roles.
Based on 240 similar postings.
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About Baker Hughes
Baker Hughes Company is a leading global energy technology company, co-headquartered in Houston, Texas, and London, UK, providing integrated oilfield services, equipment, and industrial technology to clients in over 120 countries.
Baker Hughes currently has
11 open roles
on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs
$85,750–$159,235
across 6 roles with salary data.
As a Sensors Engineer, Product Performance Engineering - Electrical, you will join the Bently Nevada team to support and sustain sensor technologies throughout their lifecycle. You will perform sensor characterization, troubleshooting, testing, and engineering support activities to ensure reliable product performance and manufacturing continuity. Your daily responsibilities include evaluating sensor performance, investigating production issues, conducting root cause analyses, and maintaining technical documentation. You will work with cross-functional teams to improve processes and manage laboratory equipment and reference standards. The role requires expertise in electrical engineering fundamentals, analog electronics, signal conditioning, and measurement systems. You will utilize statistical analysis techniques and programming skills in tools like Python, MATLAB, C#, or LabVIEW. This position focuses on the technical challenge of ensuring high-quality condition monitoring and asset protection solutions for critical industrial applications involving eddy-current and non-eddy-current technologies.
Mechatronics
C++
Python
Embedded Systems
Signal Processing
Control Systems
SMU
DMM
Oscilloscope
Root Cause Analysis
FACA
Motion Control
Haptics
Acoustics
Python
C/C++
Embedded Systems
Mechatronics
Signal Processing
Control Systems
SMU
DMM
Oscilloscope
Root Cause Analysis
FACA
Hardware-Software Integration
Motion Control
Haptics
Acoustics