DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:

Responsibilities for the position of Director of Geoscience - Development at Talos Energy are presented below.

- Leads and manages a team of Geoscientists in the Development organization.

- Influences decisions, best practices, and technologies.

- Provides technical expertise and guidance for both geology and geophysics workflows, pulling in support from Geophysics, Petrophysics, and other SMEs as needed.

- Guides a wide range of projects from detailed field development studies, to characterizing un-drilled exploitation opportunities near infrastructure, to detailed static modeling work.

- Works closely with the Director of Reservoir Engineering to prioritize projects and direct the appropriate level of subsurface technical work within the Development organization.

- Prepares the technical team for project approval, setting expectations for technical rigor, project deliverables, and final presentation materials.

- Interacts with executive leadership and communicates information and expectations to the technical team.

- Communicates technical recommendations clearly to stakeholders including management, partners, and regulatory agencies through reports and presentations.

- Charged with career development planning, performance reviews, and goal setting within the team of Geoscientists.

EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE:

- Minimum of 15 years of geoscience experience in offshore or conventional basins.

- Bachelor’s degree in Geology, Geophysics or related field required

- Masters degree in Geology, Geophysics or related field strongly preferred.

QUALIFICATIONS & SKILLS:

- Strong leadership skills with experience managing technical staff and complex technical projects

- Proven oil finder with experience in the Gulf of America

- Expertise in geology and geophysics workflows including subsurface uncertainty characterization and static modeling

- Fluent in subsurface risk assessment including Rose and Associates probabilistic tools

- Expertise in seismic interpretation, AVO analysis, and modern geophysical imaging workflows

- Experience with secondary recovery and 4D seismic analysis

- Outstanding communication skills and the ability to influence decisions at the executive level

- Excellent organizational skills with experience prioritizing a diverse and heavy workload

- Project management skills to guide, direct and empower a multidisciplinary team from idea creation through project final investment decision and execution.

- Experience building a culture of intellectual curiosity, pride of ownership, technical rigor, collaboration, and sense of urgency.

- A strong sense of integrity and the ability to deal with ethical situations effectively.

CERTIFICATES & LICENSES:

- There are no certificates, licenses or registrations required for this position

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

- Employee must be able to sit for extended periods of time and have use of arms and hands in repetitive motion. A fair amount of standing and walking is also required for the position.

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