Job Accountabilities:

• maintain oil and gas condensate production, e.g., through the use of artificial lift (gas lift, ESP) and appropriate well interventions (reservoir stimulations, workovers) to maximize recovery while maintaining economic viability
• evaluating the remaining hydrocarbon potential of the field and recommending development wells, production forecasting and resources assessments
• leading the planning and execution of well drilling, including definition and oversight of data gathering programs from drilling operations
• assessing the Company's hydrocarbon reserves and their economics, conduct reserves/resources certification study (PRMS standard), through third party consultants
• leading and carrying out subsurface reservoir analytical studies and assessments, and presenting the results of studies to various parties
• participate in the preparation of RoK project documents (mainly RoK Field Development Plans)
• evaluating technical opportunities in M&A (technical due-diligence)
• developing of subsurface field development concepts for new acquisitions and economic assessment of integrated development projects, leading and carrying out subsurface field development planning
• compiling performance ranges and uncertainty analysis models to facilitate full-field production forecasting, decisions analysis, economic analyses
• using specialized reservoir engineering and simulation software (TNav, Saphir, and Petex) developing high quality reservoir models to technically support the investments proposed for the assets.

Qualification requirements:

• university degree (Msc. or higher) in Petroleum Engineering
• professional experience 10+ years in reservoir engineering positions, ideally with team lead experience in reservoir management
• effective interpersonal communication (language requirements: English fluent, verbal and written, Russian recommended); ability to lead multidisciplinary teams & projects and delivery quality work on time and in budget
• expert knowledge in classical reservoir and production engineering methods, reservoir modeling and simulation, uncertainty analysis, field development planning, reserves/resources determination and classification, economics
• strong Operational reservoir engineering with extensive experience of production optimization
• understand hydrocarbon-related geophysics, geology (i.a. structural, carbonate and clastics sedimentology), petrophysics (well e-logs, open and cased hole), subsurface data acquisition (e.g. PLT)
• broad understanding of subsurface and ability to work independently across full spectrum of sub disciplines
• knowledge of and experience in implementation of industry-standard subsurface workflows from data acquisition to production forecasting and monitoring
• deep understanding of uncertainty management workflows
• proven commercial understanding of oilfield lifecycle.

Condition:

4 weeks on x 4 weeks off, work place in company headoffice in Uralsk, regular field visits to company sites of activities required, readiness for travels to other NOG entities required

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