About the role
Rig / Productivity Team - Intern
Function: Operations – Rig Data Processing & Productivity
Work Mode: On-site
Shift: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Role Overview
The Rig / Productivity Team is responsible for ensuring that recorded field data is uploaded, reconciled, validated, and made ready for reuse. The role combines two critical functions: processing SD card data and reviewing recorded videos to determine whether the data is valid.
The team ensures that every uploaded batch is accounted for, SD cards are returned to inventory within the expected turnaround time, and valid-data assessments are completed accurately. No shortcuts in data handling, no unexplained pending work, and no compromise on data quality.
What You'll Own
- Rig: Complete the upload-to-return cycle for SD cards, ensuring data is uploaded successfully before cards are formatted and returned to inventory.
- Productivity: Review recorded videos and accurately determine valid vs. invalid data.
- Maintain complete visibility of pending work, turnaround time, and any data-related issues.
- Ensure that every batch is processed in the correct sequence and that no data is skipped or misrepresented.
Key Responsibilities
1. SD Card Data Processing & Upload
- Receive reconciled SD cards from the inventory team.
- Upload recorded data to the cloud as per the defined process.
- Verify that uploads are completed successfully before proceeding to formatting.
- Track uploaded, pending, and failed uploads.
- Report any corrupt cards, upload failures, or other data-related issues.
2. SD Card Formatting & Return to Inventory
- Format SD cards only after successful upload confirmation.
- Ensure formatted cards are returned to inventory on the same day.
- Maintain accurate records of cards processed, formatted, and returned.
- Follow the complete upload → format → return sequence without skipping steps.
3. Video Review & Valid-Data Assessment
- Review recorded videos to determine whether the data is valid.
- Identify and record valid vs. invalid data accurately.
- Track videos checked against pending videos.
- Maintain valid-data percentages at card and batch level.
- Escalate unclear or questionable data for further review.
4. Reconciliation, Tracking & Reporting
- Maintain daily visibility of SD cards and batches across the processing cycle.
- Track turnaround from reconciled → uploaded → formatted → returned to inventory.
- Maintain clean and complete Google Sheets trackers.
- Report pending work, delays, and card/data errors.
- Ensure all uploaded batches are accounted for and their validation status is recorded.
5. Process Discipline & Quality
- Follow the defined upload, formatting, and video-review processes consistently.
- Avoid skipping, rushing, or incorrectly marking data to clear backlogs.
- Maintain accuracy during repetitive, high-volume video review.
- Ensure that data handling and reporting remain honest and traceable.
Skills & Requirements
Mandatory
- Basic computer knowledge and familiarity with Google Sheets.
- Comfortable handling SD cards, card readers, and computer-based data transfers.
- Ability to follow technical processes and checklists accurately.
- High attention to detail and accuracy.
- Ability to perform repetitive video review without compromising quality.
Preferred
Experience in data processing, video review, quality checking, or operations.
Familiarity with SD cards, file transfers, cloud uploads, or basic hardware handling.
Experience working with trackers, batch processing, or data validation.
Key Traits
- Process-driven: Follows the correct sequence every time.
- Detail-oriented: Can distinguish valid and invalid data accurately.
- Reliable and consistent: Maintains quality during repetitive work.
- Honest and accountable: Reports actual progress and valid-data results.
- Organized: Keeps trackers, pending work, and physical cards under control.
Performance Metrics
100% of reconciled batches uploaded within the defined SLA.
All successfully uploaded SD cards formatted and returned to inventory on the same day.
100% of uploaded batches reviewed for valid data.
Accurate valid-data reporting at card and batch level.
Timely identification and escalation of corrupt cards, upload failures, and mislabeled data.
Complete and accurate tracking of the upload → return cycle.
3 Non-Negotiables
No SD card is formatted until its upload is confirmed successful.
All formatted SD cards must be returned to inventory on the same day — cards must not be held unnecessarily.
Valid-data assessment must be done honestly — no inflating numbers or skipping checks to clear backlog.
Reporting & Work Environment
On-site at the inventory hub, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Works closely with the Inventory and QC teams to ensure smooth movement of SD cards and accurate data processing.
Requires disciplined handling of repetitive, high-volume work with consistent attention to detail.