Role Synopsis
This is a rotational role in the Reservoir Management Team (RMT) to provide high-quality reservoir engineering support to optimise overall reservoir performance and help deliver short- and long-term production targets. Integrates across multidisciplinary teams to interpret reservoir data (static reservoir description, dynamic surveillance and production data) to provide technical recommendations, inform business decisions, and mature value?adding well?work and new?well opportunities. Clearly describe and communicate key subsurface uncertainty, risks and opportunities to other disciplines.
Key Accountabilities
Reservoir Surveillance & Technical Analysis:
- Provide surveillance recommendations, QC, and interpretation of surveillance data to inform reservoir management decisions
- Performance management of the different reservoir units, which are able to use the pressure & water cut data to explain the pressure & sweep performance and how this will be linked to the AOP
- Support the delivery of the surveillance program by integrating with the surveillance team, providing the value of information and prioritising planned candidates
- Ensure high?quality pressure surveillance planning, QC, and interpretation
- Work closely with Base Management and Waterflood Operations to optimise VRR, diagnose injection system constraints, and maximise the value of water
- Maintain simple, effective dashboards and analytics (Power BI, Python, Spotfire) to track field performance against plan
- Identify and mature well?work (Conversions, recompletions, twins) and new?well opportunities into the RMT Hoppers
- Collaborate across subsurface disciplines to ensure opportunities are technically integrated and aligned with the reservoir strategy
- Drive alignment across geology, petrophysics, operations, wells, and production teams to ensure a consistent understanding of reservoir status and required actions
- Assure the quality of key reservoir management deliverables and communicate risks, deviations, and opportunities to senior leadership
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in petroleum engineering with 7+ years of proven experience in Reservoir Management
- Strong classical Reservoir Engineering skills: Material Balance, DCA, PTA, PVT
- Proficiency with PROSPER, MBAL, Kappa Saphir
- Ability to interpret scarce and ambiguous data to drive conclusions, diagnose issues, and define mitigation strategies
- Familiarity with surveillance workflows and value?of?information approaches
- Working knowledge of data analytics tools (Power BI, Python, Spotfire)
- Strong collaborator with excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Demonstrated ability to work independently and handle multiple priorities under tight deadlines
- Safety?focused mindset with willingness to challenge unsafe practices
- Thrive for technical excellence, structured thinking, and cross?disciplinary integration
- Supports the development of junior engineers and contributes to a learning?oriented team culture
- Strong communication skills (verbal, written and presentation) with an ability to communicate information and evaluations clearly and concisely, in English
- Experience creating coherent material and presenting at key meetings, including to non-subsurface disciplines.
- High proficiency with the Microsoft suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams)
- Experience in dynamic reservoir simulation is an advantage
Rotation
14/14
*Only applicants meeting the strict criteria outlined above will be contacted as part of the shortlisting process.