2025-10-24 – Weekly Roughneck Jobs : Remote UX Designer roles in demand

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This week, the job market’s got a strong demand for roughnecks, especially in Louisiana and West Virginia. There’s a critical need for hands-on folks in the field, and a few remote gigs have popped up too. If you’re looking for flexibility, keep an eye out for those remote opportunities.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Roughneck
    Company: Expand Energy Corporation | Location: Mansfield, LA
    This role involves the hands-on operation of drilling equipment. If you’re ready to get your hands dirty, this one’s for you.
    Apply Here

  • Roughneck
    Company: Expand Energy Corporation | Location: Morgantown, WV
    Join a team in the heart of energy production, where your skills will be put to the test in the field.
    Apply Here

  • Key Account Manager
    Company: Novelty, Inc. | Location: Greenfield, IN
    Manage key accounts for a variety of products, including Roughneck™ branded items. This role is all about building relationships.
    Apply Here

  • Field Service Tech III
    Company: Forum Energy Services, Inc. | Location: Odessa, TX
    Tackle the installation and repair of hydraulic and electrical drilling gear. If you’re into problem-solving on the spot, check this out.
    Apply Here

  • Computed Tomography Technologist - (CT Tech)
    Company: AMN Healthcare | Location: Odessa, TX
    Not your typical roughneck role, but bring your expertise to the medical field and enjoy the Texas vibe.
    Apply Here

  • Obstetrics & Gynecology Physician
    Company: Amn Healthcare Inc. | Location: Odessa, TX
    Dive into a rewarding medical career while enjoying the local culture and sports.
    Apply Here

  • Gastroenterology Physician
    Company: Amn Healthcare Inc. | Location: Odessa, TX
    Contribute to healthcare while enjoying the vibrant community life.
    Apply Here

  • Driller
    Company: Expand Energy Corporation | Location: Mansfield, LA
    Lead a drilling team and ensure smooth operations on site. A vital position for seasoned pros.
    Apply Here


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This week, there’s a solid remote opportunity for those who love blending design with functionality. If you’re looking to break from the traditional office setting, these might catch your interest.

  • UX Designer
    Company: Impac Exploration Services Inc | Location: Houston, TX
    Design user interfaces so seamless, even the most tech-shy users find them a breeze.
    Apply Here

  • UX Designer
    Company: Impac Exploration Services Inc | Location: Weatherford, OK
    Craft intuitive designs that make complex software feel invisible.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s the rundown for this week. Keep an eye on these opportunities, and don’t let a good one pass by. Remember, the best jobs go quickly.

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I landed a remote UX contract by applying within hours and attaching a one‑pager focused on their KPIs — these are “blink and it’s gone” roles. For field gigs, calling the yard before the online app got me a faster yes in WV; also keep tabs on https://workforcewv.org and https://www.laworks.net. Small caveat: some listings recycle old reqs, so if you don’t hear back in 48 hours, move.

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I’ve gotten two remote UX callbacks by sending a 90‑second Loom walking through a small fix in their onboarding and the metrics I’d watch — it shows you can ship fast. For field slots, having your TWIC and OSHA‑10 screenshots ready shaved hours off paperwork for me — just don’t overdo it — keep it to one tight example and a short “here’s how I’d test it.”.

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Called the Houma yard at 7:10am, led with my TWIC/H2S and 2‑week availability, and the foreman said ‘first voice gets first shift’ — had an offer by noon… If they don’t pick up, a short text with your certs and travel radius usually gets a callback; for the few remote design roles, one annotated screenshot of a quick win beats a long deck.

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