Reservoir Engineer

Job responsibilities: Lead the development, maintenance and history matching of fit-for-purpose dynamic reservoir simulation models.
Utilize classical reservoir engineering techniques e.g.
material balance and decline curves as appropriate to support the model.
To work as an integrated team member with geoscientists, drilling and production engineers to monitor field performance and optimize production.
Provide input into Field Development Plans (e.g.
forecasted production profiles, well count, data acquisition plans etc.).
Assess opportunities for future infill wells, workovers and near-field exploration targets and prepare recommendations, well proposals, and AFEs as appropriate.
Attend relevant internal and external reviews with shareholders, MTJA and reserves auditors and other ad-hoc technical meetings.
Develop production profiles and reserve booking for input in to shareholders and MTJA reporting systems.
With key focus on delivering dynamic models and reservoir engineering interpretations to optimize field development and hydrocarbon recovery Job requirements: Honor Degree or M.Sc in Engineering or related discipline with formal training courses in various reservoir engineering functions 12 years or more work experience in relevant reservoir engineering disciplines.
Good understanding of petroleum geology, geophysics, petrophysics, reservoir engineering and production.
Proficient in dynamic modelling, history matching and sensitivity analysis using Eclipse or similar software Experience in field development planning, economic evaluation and proposing and implementing successful reservoir management plans