Petrophysicist in an International E&P Organisation

COMPANY PROFILE
We are currently collaborating with an International E&P organisation who are seeking to identify a Petrophysicist to provide an extensive petrophysical input to an asset team, supporting Well and reservoir management, well drilling and development planning.

JOB DESCRIPTION
The client I am currently representing are a well- established International operator seeking to identify a Petrophysicist to provide an extensive petrophysical input to an asset team, supporting Well and reservoir management, well drilling and development planning.

Skills required:

•     Degree in Science and Engineering
•     10 years’ minimum petrophysical experience
•     Experience and interest with dynamic integration of petrophyscial data with auxiliary disciplines.
•     Proficiency in Petrel software.

Roles and Responsibility:
Development and planning:

•      Productive collaboration with integrated team of geoscientist and petroleum/production engineers to deliver robust studies to define future field development opportunities and reserve potential.
•     Implementation of production activities sanctioned by FDP’s and associated studies.
•     Assuring accurate and relevant data acquisition.
•     Well proposal generation, data and interface management while directing, following and supporting rig operations.

Well and Reservoir management

•     Own, implement and monitor reservoir management and surveillance plans and activities under the umbrella of the Field Development and Management strategy, aimed at full life- cycle field development, reservoir management and maturation.
•     Ensuring cost-effective logging programs, minimizing scope change and looking for innovative ways of minimizing costs without compromising objectives.
•     Participation in reservoir / well performance and development against plans while actively supporting completion optimisations.
•     Working together with surveillance engineers and geoscientists to achieve maximised production levels in developed wells, undeveloped wells and by-passed oil.
•     Ability to make recommendations for production acceleration by ascertaining development and appraisal options.