• Coordinating project development and implementation with geoscience, drilling, production, and land professionals. 
• Integrating well performance/nodal analysis, pressure transient analysis, material balance, volumetric and decline curve analyses in the evaluation are essential.
• Performing field and screening studies of existing assets and potential acquisitions, including associated economic analyses. 
• Acquiring and analyzing the necessary test data used to define accurate reservoir characterization.  
• Exploration project evaluations include probabilistic analyses and providing monitoring and surveillance programs for reservoir performance, and coordinate these programs to determine if the development plan is conforming to management strategy.  

Qualifications include:

• Ten (10) plus years of industry experience with a minimum of five (5) years reservoir engineering experience.
• Expertise in economic evaluation and reserve assessment for exploration programs, development drilling programs, workovers and production optimization opportunities.
• Knowledge and practical application of volumetric calculations, decline curve reserve determinations, appropriate analogue techniques and material balance assessments.
• Skills associated with reservoir simulation techniques considered a plus.
• Aries for reserve reporting and economic calculations. Previous Aries experience is not required but is considered a benefit to any potential candidate.
• All business decisions are made in a team environment.  Successful candidates should have a broad understanding of the E&P business and be willing and able to communicate effectively with their peers in Geology, Operations and Drilling.
• Mentoring of less experienced and inexperienced individuals is required.  Candidates should be patient but also willing to leverage the maximum work volume by delegating lesser tasks to associate engineers and engineering technicians.
• Especially interested in unconventional experience associated with tight gas reservoirs, CBM development and shale gas resource work. 

Also Required:  A minimum of a Bachelor’s Degree in Petroleum, Chemical or Mechanical Engineering