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Alexander Nikitin has extensive work experience in the field of coiled tubing. Alexander started their career at Schlumberger in 2004, where they served as a Coiled Tubing Supervisor until 2006. Alexander then joined Trican Well Service Ltd. in 2007 and continued their role as a Coiled Tubing Supervisor until 2013. During this period, they gained expertise in managing coiled tubing operations. In 2013, Alexander joined Salym Petroleum Development as a Production Enhancement Engineer - Coiled Tubing. In this role, they were responsible for controlling and supporting contracting organizations in various coiled tubing procedures, such as drilling, cementing, fracturing, and fishing operations. Alexander also handled financial and general execution control activities, including signing and monitoring of contracts.

Alexander Nikitin has a diverse education history that ranges from technical training to a degree in engineering. In 1999, they enrolled at Arkhangelsk State Technical University, Institute of Oil and Gas, where they pursued a degree in engineering, specializing in machines and equipment of oil and gas fields. Alexander successfully completed their degree in 2004. In 2005, Alexander attended the International Training Centre in England, where they focused on coiled tubing and well control, specifically emergency procedures. In 2012, they further expanded their technical knowledge by attending a training center in Canada that focused on coiled tubing and work on hydraulic fracturing. In 2018, Alexander attended the Shell Training Centre in the Netherlands for round 1 of an unspecified field of study.