Job Summary

Reservoir Engineers in Anchorage play a critical role in evaluating and optimizing oil and gas production from subsurface reservoirs. They work closely with multidisciplinary teams to support field development, production forecasting, and investment decisions.

Responsibilities

- Analyze reservoir performance using pressure transient analysis (PTA), decline curve analysis, and material balance.

- Design and evaluate well tests, flowbacks, and stimulation programs.

- Collaborate with geologists, drilling engineers, and operations teams to plan and execute development strategies.

- Conduct economic evaluations of development opportunities and recommend investment strategies.

- Support field development planning, including PVT analysis, core studies, and water compatibility assessments.

- Monitor and report on reservoir performance and recommend optimization strategies.

Required Qualifications

- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Petroleum Engineering or related field.

- 4+ years of reservoir engineering experience, preferably in conventional oil fields.

Preferred Qualifications

- Proficiency in reservoir simulation software (e.g. Petrel RE).

- Strong analytical and communication skills.

- Familiarity with Alaska Cook Inlet operations is a plus.