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Research Engineering/Scientist Associate III, Center for Subsurface Energy and the Environment, Cockrell School of Engin

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The Research Engineering/Scientist Associate III conducts research on geo-mechanical modeling of hydraulic fractures and supports multiple projects. The role involves communicating with sponsors and the principal investigator, tracking project progress, preparing reports, and incorporating feedback. It also collaborates with research assistants, promotes an industrial affiliates program through presentations and sponsor visits, and develops proposals for future funding opportunities.

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Skills

Geomechanical ModelingHydraulic FracturingProject ManagementProgress ReportingPresentationsProposal Writing

Full job description

Conduct research related to geo-mechanical modeling of hydraulic fractures.Conduct research on multiple projects by communicating with sponsors and PI; manage and maintain progress/status of the project, which includes preparing/submitting progress reports; receiving feedback from the project sponsors and PI. Collaborate with other students working as Research Assistants for Dr. Sharma on related projects.Promote Hydraulic Fracturing and Sand Control Industrial Affiliates Program. This includes making presentations and visiting potential future sponsors/member companies to join the Hydraulic Fracturing and Sand Control Industrial Affiliates Program.Research and write proposals for future funding opportunities.Performs other related duties as assigned.

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