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Robert Boettcher

Currently holds the office of Sugar Land City Council - At Large, Seat 2 until May 3, 2027.

Candidate for Sugar Land City Council - At Large, Seat 2 in 2025 Texas General Election.

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Robert Boettcher

Sugar Land City Council - At Large, Seat 2

About Robert Boettcher

Professional Experience
Schlumberger, Senior Mechanical Engineer (2013 - Present)
Schlumberger, Mechanical Engineer (2011 - 2011)
Baltimore Gas & Electric, Mechanical Engineer (2010 - 2011)
Degrees
Master's, University of Maryland College Park, Mechanical Engineering (2012)
Bachelor's, University of Maryland College Park, Mechanical Engineering (2011)

Environment / Energy

He understands how important energy and oil & gas is to the local economy. With his expertise in problem identification, root cause analysis, and cost efficient solutions, Rob will utilize that same skill set while serving Sugar Land. Learn more

Election Information

Recent Candidacies
Sugar Land City Council - At Large, Seat 2 in Texas General Election
Texas House of Representatives - District 28 in Texas Primary Election
Texas House of Representatives - District 85 in Texas Primary Election

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