Well Analyst

Overall Objective

The Well Analyst is under the supervision of the Optimization Foreman and is responsible for well optimization, variance detection, oil & water loads logistics for an assigned area in an asset. Monitor and maintain alarms to efficiently respond and initiate correction/actions.

Maintain compliance for all relevant Crescent procedures and policies.

Key Relationships

- Area Production Foreman

- Lead / Sr. Lead Operators

- Field Operators

- Production Engineers

- Gas Lift Engineer

- Optimization Team / Artificial Lift Techs

- P2 Team/ Accounting group

- Automation Group

- Western Midstream ROC

- Cygnet/ Scada Group

Responsibilities

- Work time 7 AM- 3 PM

- 5/2

- Optimizing artificial lift wells including gas lift, GAPL, Plunger Lift, and rod pumps.

- Complete daily morning variance and effectively communicate issues in the field during morning meetings and throughout the day.

- Identify wells that need to be swabbed, create work tickets for the wells, and coordinate the work needed with production team. “Possibly fill out template and send to over engineer for approval.”

- Identify wells that need slickline work done. Work with engineers, when necessary, to create a job specific procedure then generate the work ticket.

- Identify issues throughout the field that require a “call out” from the Chemical, Automation, and I&E departments. Generate work tickets associated with the specific issue.

- Quarterback production team with ongoing GAPL conversions ensure gas lift rates are adjusted accordingly to try to minimize or eliminate compression cost

- Assist operations if needed by generating work tickets for the Construction department for repairs or new construction regarding artificial lift. Currently being done by SR leads.

- Verify tasks requested through tickets that have been completed by closing out the ticket.

- Monitor wells for Frac Interference.

- Monitor and manage the Cygnet alarm system and make notifications when necessary.

- Maintain and ensure accuracy and data integrity in Cygnet.

- Identify and analyze volume discrepancies, troubleshoot problems, and make corrections as needed (Cygnet/P2).

- Work closely with field personnel to endure timely and proper transmission of production data thorough P2.

- Research and compile production data for engineers, and others as requested.

- Utilize analytical dashboards through Spotfire, Power Bi, Carte.

- Review well test entered by operators for accuracy.

- Participate in Operational Well Reviews, provide input, interact with production team for operation strategies.

- Assist Optimization team with wells that have been flagged with known issues by quarterbacking troubleshooting process. “Meaning if one thing fails, we are looking for the next fix not just leave on the back burner.”

- Highlight and generate 3-5 wells per week needing echo-meter analysis and optimization by the optimization team.

- Receive phone calls from the field to assist in the dispatch of vacuum and oil trucks.

- Work with chemical using the Helios app to cut cost and effectively and efficiently inject methanol to prevent hydrates during winter. As well as track hydrates to help in the process of RTP’ing the well from a hydrate and mitigate it from hydrating again.

Assist in implementation and succession of plunger optimization at the field level.

- Track all work that is done with all departments through ticket system and create notations in Cygnet. Determine anomalies to reduce LOE and increase production within our group to also improve the work of flow.

Minimum

Education Requirements:

- High school diploma or GED

Certifications (optional But Beneficial)

- H2S Safety Training

- Well Control Certification (e.g. IADC or IWCF)

- First Aid/CPR

- OSHA Safety Training

- Supervisory or Leadership Training

Experience Requirements

- Minimum:

- 5+ years of direct experience in oil & gas production operations (e.g. well operations, production equipment, artificial lift systems, etc.)

- Managing daily field operations

- Working with SCADA and production data systems

- Overseeing contractors and service companies

- Maintenance scheduling

Work Environment Experience

- Remote field locations

- Harsh weather conditions

- 24/7 operations or on-call rotations

- Safety-sensitive environments

Crescent Energy is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will be considered for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender/pregnancy, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, veteran status or any other legally protected status. Crescent Energy is also committed to compliance with all fair employment practices regarding citizenship and immigration status.

If you require accommodation to complete the application process, please let us know by contacting Kimberly Kalsey at Kimberly.Kalsey@crescentenergyco.com.