[goorley]

Nothing wrong with it - actually I wanted to eventually combine the two. I thought that due to the drop in oil price, now would be the right time to leave and gain the skills that would help me build tools for the oil industry in the future.

[dhruvkar]

Don't know where you're located or if you're open to relocation, but check out osisoft.com

They make software to handle real time data (since the 80s), and a majority of their clients are oil companies. I worked in IT department for a couple years. On their client support side, they hire a lot of chemical engineers, and I'm sure petroleum engineers fall in the same category for them.

If you have a resume, I can forward it to a contact of mine. email in profile.

[ShGao1123]

The company looks exciting, because I want to get into IIoT industry to build data pipelines / analytic platforms.

I come from a mechanical engineering background.

Is it ok I send my resume to you? Thanks.

[dhruvkar]

Sure.