Nestoil Plc was incorporated in Nigeria in 1991 for the provision of Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) services to the energy and oil & gas industry. Since then, Nestoil has grown to become the leading indigenous EPC provider for major IOCs (International Oil Companies) in Sub-Saharan Africa like National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Shell, Exx...
Working closely with geologists, modelers, and Petro physicists to understand geologic uncertainties and ensure they are incorporated in reservoir models.
Selecting appropriate ranges of key uncertainties to achieve high confidence uncertainty ranges in forecast reservoir performance.
Optimizing number and type of wells and completion types.
Interfacing with facility and drilling engineers to evaluate alternative facility and well configurations.
Interfacing with economic analyst to estimate investment outcomes of alternative development scenarios.
The use of economic models provided to estimate economic outcomes.
Working with economic analyst to rank well drilling opportunities to ensure that the most profitable opportunities are drilled earliest when practical.
Working with petroleum engineers working on gas assets to coordinate development of oil rims and gas caps in reservoirs with thin oil rims and large gas caps.
Visiting field locations to become familiar with oil production and gas processing assets, and for other reasons related to responsibilities.
Participating in formulating conceptual development plans of exploration opportunities, estimating the corresponding investment and production potential, and the resulting economic value.
Preparing and updating Field Development Plans and participate in securing Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) approval.
Meeting with officials of NUPRC as required to obtain well intervention, well drilling and project approvals. Providing information and clarity on projects, or any other issues that may arise.
Meeting with officials of Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (NPDC) as required to reach alignment on projects, providing information and clarity on projects, or any other issues that may arise.
Participating in the computation of flare numbers to ensure that they are accurate. Recommend the installation of meters where required.
What are we looking for?
A Bachelor’s degree or higher in Petroleum Engineering, Chemical Engineering or Process Engineering.
Relevant professional membership (e.g., Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE), Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), etc.)
Minimum of 3 years of subsurface oil and gas industry experience.
Familiarity with petroleum engineering principles (e.g., nodal analysis, etc.).
Familiarity with well and reservoir modelling software (e.g. Prosper, MBAL, GAP, PVTP, Petrel e.t.c.)
Strong analytical skills.
Good communication and interpersonal skills.
Well-organized with ability to perform amidst competing tight deadlines
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