Petrophysicist Advisor
Role Overview
The Petrophysicist Advisor provides formation evaluation and reservoir engineering expertise for multidisciplinary petroleum-sector projects.
The role is within Gaffney Cline energy advisory, a Baker Hughes organization segment offering technical, commercial, and strategic advice to the petroleum sector.
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Role overview
The Petrophysicist Advisor provides formation evaluation and reservoir engineering expertise for multidisciplinary petroleum-sector projects.
The role is within Gaffney Cline energy advisory, a Baker Hughes organization segment offering technical, commercial, and strategic advice to the petroleum sector.
Responsibilities
- Support field development planning, reservoir characterization, and reservoir performance analysis.
- Integrate petrophysical, geological, and reservoir engineering data to evaluate reservoirs and optimize hydrocarbon recovery.
- Perform log interpretation, petrophysical analysis, saturation evaluation, net pay determination, and reservoir quality assessment.
- Apply reservoir simulation, material balance, decline curve analysis, and production forecasting.
- Present technical findings and recommendations to clients and advise on reservoir management and production optimization.
- Mentor junior professionals, lead multidisciplinary teams, manage multiple projects, and support proposals and client engagement.
Qualifications and experience
- Bachelor's degree in Petroleum Engineering, Geology, or Geophysics.
- Minimum 15 years of oil and gas experience, including at least 10 years in formation evaluation and petrophysics.
- Demonstrated formation evaluation and reservoir engineering expertise, including log interpretation, rock typing, saturation analysis, reservoir modeling, and field development.
- Experience leading integrated studies and collaborating across reservoir engineering, petrophysics, geology, geophysics, drilling, and production.
- Strong understanding of integrated subsurface workflows and conventional and unconventional reservoir evaluation.
Additional qualifications and skills
- Experience with Baker Hughes and industry-standard software is preferred; other applicable platforms are also relevant.
- Strong analytical, technical, leadership, communication, project management, and stakeholder management skills.
- Able to manage multiple projects, work independently and across teams, and mentor technical professionals.
Work arrangements
- The posting refers to flexible working patterns but does not specify whether the role is remote, hybrid, or on-site.
Benefits
- Benefits listed include work-life balance policies, wellbeing activities, private medical care options, life insurance and disability programs, financial programs, and voluntary benefits.
Work authorization
- Applicants must have work authorization in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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