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Technical and economic evaluation of oil and gas assets using a variety of engineering and economic methods.
Reserves estimation using performance analysis, analogy, volumetric calculations, and material balance techniques, as appropriate.
Presentation of evaluations to all levels (from asset engineer to CEO) within client company, with a focus on the data used to support his/her estimates and opinions.
Preparation of reports ranging from simple letter reports to annual reports for SEC filings to complex Competent Persons Reports for international filings or IPOs. Requires adherence to internal company guidelines and industry standards.
Educating clients on requirements and limitations of specific reserves definitions (PRMS, SEC, COGEH, etc.), and making recommendations regarding additional data that could justify additional reserves volumes or categorization upgrades.
The successful Reservoir Engineer candidate will be an independent, entrepreneurially-driven, motivated engineer, who wants to build and run their own business within the firm's overall structure. They will have the opportunity to develop their career in a variety of challenging assignments and will develop at a much faster pace than is typical of most E&P companies. The candidate's career and responsibilities will develop towards a lucrative track as an officer and shareholder in the firm over time. A career with the firm can be very rewarding, technically challenging, and financially superior to typical major E&P company career paths and compensation programs.
Oil and gas field surveillance, including volumes forecasting, production analysis, and evaluation of workover opportunities.
Development planning for oil and gas fields, including selection, planning, and execution of drilling programs, evaluation of recovery factors, construction of depletion plans, analysis of improved recovery projects, and project economics.
Reserves estimation using performance analysis, analogy, volumetric calculations, reservoir simulation, and material balance techniques.
Single-well and multi-well reservoir simulation in conventional and unconventional assets using industry-standard software packages.
Economic analysis of both well-level and field-level projects, with a focus on investment decisions, project risk, and outcome uncertainty.
A rising, intelligent, very hands-on, driven professional who understands, or wishes to develop an understanding of, the total business process, the "nuts and bolts" of the energy industry, the financials behind decisions, and enjoys doing the technical work in addition to working as the project manager.
An individual with a sense of urgency and a commitment to achieve coupled with the highest levels of personal and professional integrity. One who brings exceptional business ethics and sound judgment to work assignments.
An inquisitive, curious, quantitative, and analytical thinker who can assess data and decode and decipher it into relevant information.
A friendly and open individual who is, and would be described by others, as credible, competent, and trustworthy, both inside and outside the company.
A proven leader for their level of experience, without an ego who does not have to prove himself/herself but gets involved and shares in success. A team-oriented leader who gets "buy-in" from all appropriate parties. One who can, or wishes to develop the skills to mentor, coach, and work through people.
Has passion and enthusiasm for their work and is driven to get the job done right.
Possesses strong technical competence and has a track record of success appropriate to their experience level. Someone capable or willing to apply the right tools for the tasks at hand.
Someone who readily generates ideas, shows creativity and ingenuity, and provides results.
An excellent communicator, capable of conveying ideas and concepts to others, especially to the client. As a consultant, you should not only have strong technical skills but also have refined presentation, communication, and leadership skills. You should also be able to thrive on variety of work and in developing strong client relationships.
Must be a team player and accustomed to working in a team environment.
A confident individual willing to present his/her opinions and supportive evidence. Will learn to communicate well at all levels. One who will learn to challenge conventional thinking, stand up for his/her ideas and convictions, and think creatively, but one who will also support final decisions and strategies.
Full Time
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$113k-133k (estimate)
06/19/2024
08/18/2024
csirecruiting.com
DENVER, CO
50 - 100
Private
$10M - $50M
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