Primary responsibilities are to assist with reservoir engineering assignments related to updating and running the reserve database, compiling and supporting workover evaluations, production forecasting, and quarterly budget preparation. The analyst will coordinate with multiple functions within the company to aggregate data to support reserve and economic assumptions.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following. Other duties may be assigned.
· Track Drilling and Completion information in Aries
· Update daily and monthly production from ProCount
· Load 3rd party well production from IHS
· Update Aries with accurate WI/NRI from Land
· Run economic analysis for trades, interest buyouts, workovers, contract renegotiations, pad economics as needed
· Support the Reservoir Engineering Manager with miscellaneous tasks
· Responsible for compiling all operational and Aries data into operations budget
· Utilize company meetings to collect information to update drilling, completion, pad and road build, infrastructure and federal permit timing
· Provide and track budget metrics and compare them with actual. Explain and forecast deviations and quantify impacts
· Track drilling and completion costs independently for budget and reserves applications
· Report production vs budget to field team and management
· Liaison for LOE accounting to ensure things are not double counted or included as required by SEC reserves
· Provide quarterly updates on PUD conversions and estimates of YE conversion.
· Provide quarterly reserve reports for accounting purposes
· Transmit necessary information to third party auditor
· Assist in the documentation of reserve selection
· Assist in modeling assets in Aries and database cleanup.
· Provide cash flow models of combined company.
· Run sensitivities around rig assumptions, well timing, etc.
This position does not have any supervisory responsibilities.
· Strong communication skills for correspondence with company management, field personnel and service providers
Previous relevant experience associated with upstream Oil & Gas Operations within the Reservoir department. Experience with Aries, Excel, Spotfire, and SQL. A Bachelor of Science degree and 5 years of experience is required.
Ability to write reports, business correspondence, and procedure manuals. Ability to effectively present information to management.
Ability to interpret a variety of instructions furnished in written or oral form.
Less than 10% travel may be required for mandatory meetings or training. A company pool vehicle may be made available for travel events.
Work is typically performed indoors in an office environment. Employees must be able to perform work which includes typing, sitting and standing. In the event that the employee visits operations worksite, personal protection equipment, including head protection, hearing protection, safety glasses, safety shoes, and flame-resistant clothing is required. Safety rules including OSHA and DOT requirements are strictly enforced. Employees must be willing to travel, and work extended hours on short notice.