Lisa typically works 40 hours a week in an office environment, although overtime can be necessary to meet project deadlines. Every few weeks, she travels to an offshore drilling rig, where she works 12-hour shifts for up to three weeks at a time. The offshore experience provides her with valuable hands-on knowledge that enhances her professional development.

Lisa holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Memorial University and a Master of Science in Drilling & Well Engineering from Robert Gordon University through distance education. Her high school courses in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Design and Technology laid the groundwork for her engineering studies. Additionally, her involvement in athletics and team-oriented activities taught her the importance of collaboration, a critical skill in her current role.

Lisa Wishart’s workday typically involves a mix of office-based planning and offshore fieldwork. In the office, she works a standard 40-hour week, focusing on subsea well completion design and coordination. Every few weeks, she travels offshore for up to three weeks at a time, working 12-hour shifts. These rotations provide valuable hands-on experience and deepen her understanding of field operations. Whether onshore or offshore, Lisa is constantly solving technical challenges and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams.