Sr. Staff Reservoir Engineers

Sr. Staff Reservoir Engineers for Denver, Colorado location. Work on energy engineering projects from prospect generation through development resulting in economic discoveries and development across both conventional and unconventional resource plays. Utilize broad reservoir experience and engineering methods to analyze data and integrate into the team's understanding to inform decision making and appropriate reservoir management. Conduct reservoir engineering analysis and characterization to produce an integrated subsurface interpretation supporting asset development and acquisition decisions. Collaborate with geology, drilling, completions, and facilities to optimize well design and maximize value. Evaluate economic models and profitability of asset development, A&D, and annual planning. Drive initial flowback strategy and well surveillance to drive performance evaluation and ensure maximum productivity is achieved. Manage asset wedge performance through production forecasting and economic evaluation. Conduct post-well lookbacks in conjunction with cross-functional teams to interrogate well performance and capture learnings for implementation in future asset development. Develop/coordinate and integrate in-house and third-party studies; reservoir simulation, multivariate analysis, offset pressure monitoring/interference testing, rock and fluid analysis, into comprehensive subsurface understanding and reservoir characterization. Assist in tool development with data engineering team (well KPI dashboard, flowback monitoring, parent/child/depletion screening, competitor surveillance). Support year end reserve analysis efforts and convey technical findings through oral presentations and written reports. Technical Environment: Multi-disciplinary reservoir characterization of unconventional reservoirs; oil and gas field development planning, reservoir management, and production forecasting; Hydrocarbon resource evaluation and reporting according to corporate and regulatory standards; Petroleum economic evaluation, risk analysis and decision modeling; advanced working knowledge of upstream oil industry software (Whitson, ComboCurve, Eclipse, Enverus, or related); experience with communicating and working with senior leadership; Well inventory and hydraulic fracturing design and planning; advanced knowledge of hydrocarbon fluid properties analysis; competitor activity monitoring and evaluation. *Master's degree in Petroleum Engineering or a related field plus 15 years of experience exploring for and developing oil and gas assets in a variety of North American tight and unconventional plays required. Required/Specific Skills: Multi-disciplinary reservoir characterization of unconventional reservoirs; oil and gas field development planning, reservoir management, and production forecasting; Hydrocarbon resource evaluation and reporting according to corporate and regulatory standards; Petroleum economic evaluation, risk analysis and decision modeling; advanced working knowledge of upstream oil industry software (Whitson, ComboCurve, Eclipse, Enverus, or related); experience with communicating and working with senior leadership; Well inventory and hydraulic fracturing design and planning; advanced knowledge of hydrocarbon fluid properties analysis; competitor activity monitoring and evaluation. (*Bachelor's degree in Petroleum Engineering or a related field plus 18 years of progressive experience exploring for and developing oil and gas assets in a variety of North American tight and unconventional plays also acceptable). Any applicant who is interested in this position may apply to the following for consideration: Anschutz Exploration Corporation Taylor Schiche, Manager, HR [email protected] REF: KMM