Field Operations Coordinator Jobs in Texas
Field Operations Coordinator jobs in Texas are among the most active in the country, concentrated in energy, logistics, construction, and infrastructure across Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, and San Antonio. Major employers with deep Texas footprints include Halliburton, Fluor, and BNSF Railway, all of which consistently staff field operations coordinators across project sites and regional offices. The most in-demand specialties are oilfield and pipeline coordination, construction project support, and utility field operations. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Traysar is headquartered in Austin, Texas and is the world's first subterra defense tech company, building military boring and subterranean autonomous systems. Traysar is backed by Lux Capital, Craft and Silent Ventures, along with angels including Steve Blank, the founders of Anduril, and early SpaceX engineers. Learn more at www.traysar.com and x.com/traysartech.
Job Summary
Traysar is looking for a Field Operations Coordinator to own our demos and field tests end to end. You will take each event from first plan to final close-out: scheduling, logistics, vendors, equipment prep and purchasing, on-site execution, and teardown. You will work with heavy machinery at customer and test sites across the US, including US Army and DoD locations. We're looking for someone who has run field demos before, has a military background, and has planned and run conferences and trade shows. You are extremely detail-oriented: nothing gets missed. This is a 1-month contract to start, with possible extension based on need.
Responsibilities
Plan and set up new demos and field tests, from site selection and requirements through final run-of-show.
Build and own the timeline for each event; track milestones, dependencies, and owners, and keep everyone on schedule.
Coordinate logistics: transport of heavy equipment, freight, site access, permits, lodging, and team travel.
Source, manage, and coordinate multiple vendors (equipment rental, trucking, site services, fuel, power, catering, and more).
Prep equipment and supplies before each event; build and run checklists so nothing is missed.
Purchase equipment, tools, and consumables for demos; track spend and keep receipts and paperwork in order.
Run events on site: direct setup, manage the daily schedule, coordinate with customers and site staff, and solve problems in real time.
Lead wrap-up and teardown: pack-out, return of rentals, shipping equipment back, and leaving the site clean.
Close out each event: reconcile costs, close vendor POs and invoices, and document lessons learned for the next one.
Travel frequently within the US, often on short notice and to remote test sites.
Basic Qualifications
Hands-on experience planning and running field demos or field tests.
Experience planning and running conferences, trade shows, or industry events.
Extremely detail-oriented. You live by checklists, execute precisely, and nothing gets missed.
3+ years in field operations, event operations, logistics, or project coordination.
Proven track record running complex, multi-vendor events or projects on tight timelines.
Strong scheduling and organizational skills.
Comfortable working outdoors at field sites in varied conditions and around heavy equipment.
Able to travel frequently within the US, including extended stays at remote sites.
Valid driver's license.
Clear, direct communicator with internal teams, vendors, and customers.
Preferred Skills and Experience
Experience with heavy equipment logistics (oversize loads, flatbed transport, rigging, rentals).
Experience operating at US government or DoD test sites and ranges, including site access and range coordination.
Experience with domestic shipping and freight coordination.
Purchasing and vendor management experience, including POs, quotes, and budget tracking.
Startup experience: you are comfortable with ambiguity and doing whatever the job needs.
Additional Information
This role requires frequent travel within the US. It is a 1-month contract to start, with possible extension based on need.
Employment/engagement is contingent on successful background and reference checks. Candidates must be eligible to work in the US. Some roles may require the ability to obtain and maintain a US security clearance; requirements vary by role.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Traysar is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other protected characteristic.
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What Texas Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in field operations coordinator jobs across Texas.
- Bachelor's degree in business, operations management, engineering, or a related field
- Two or more years of field operations, project coordination, or site management experience
- Proficiency with scheduling and work-order management software such as Maximo or SAP
- Ability to travel to field sites across Texas and work in outdoor or industrial environments
- Strong knowledge of OSHA safety standards and Texas worksite compliance requirements
- Valid Texas driver's license and a clean driving record for site access and logistics support
Field Operations Coordinator Jobs in Texas: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a field operations coordinator in Texas?
Most field operations coordinator roles in Texas require a bachelor's degree in operations management, construction management, engineering, or business, combined with direct field or project coordination experience. Texas does not issue a state license specific to this title, but many employers in energy and construction expect candidates to hold an OSHA 30-Hour Construction or General Industry card and, for utility roles, may require an RCDD or NICET certification. Starting in a field technician, dispatcher, or project assistant role at a Texas-based operator is the most common entry path.
Which companies hire field operations coordinators in Texas?
Companies currently hiring field operations coordinators in Texas include USA Renovations, Vozzcom, and Quanta Services, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Texas's concentration of energy operators, engineering and construction firms, and freight and logistics companies means demand for this role stays consistent well beyond the largest metros.
Which Texas cities have the most field operations coordinator jobs?
Austin, Fort Worth, and Allen consistently post the most field operations coordinator openings in Texas. Houston leads because of its dense concentration of energy producers, pipeline operators, and engineering contractors, while Dallas-Fort Worth draws openings from logistics, telecommunications infrastructure, and corporate construction programs, and San Antonio's growth in military contracting and utility expansion keeps a steady pipeline of postings there as well.
Are there remote field operations coordinator jobs in Texas?
Yes, but they're rare. Field operations coordinators are fundamentally on-site roles tied to physical assets, project sites, and field crews, so most positions require regular travel to locations across Texas. About 0% of field operations coordinator openings tied to Texas are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, and those tend to cover scheduling, reporting, and vendor coordination tasks that can be handled from an office rather than the field itself.
How can I get hired as a field operations coordinator in Texas with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is starting as a field technician, operations assistant, or dispatch coordinator at a Texas energy, construction, or logistics company, then moving into a coordinator role after demonstrating site familiarity. Large Texas employers such as Halliburton, Oncor, and Turner Construction regularly bring on field support staff who move into coordination roles within two years. Earning an OSHA 30-Hour card before applying and gaining exposure to scheduling software like Maximo or SAP gives candidates a concrete edge over others without a direct coordinator title on their resume.
Where can I find and apply to field operations coordinator jobs in Texas?
You can find and apply to field operations coordinator jobs in Texas on Migrate Mate, which lists current Texas openings across energy, construction, logistics, and infrastructure. Find roles that fit your experience and location and apply directly to the employer from each listing.
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