Petroleum Engineer

Overview

Analyze well and production performance, develop nodal analysis models, support well interventions, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to optimise field operations.

Scope of work

The role involves analyzing well and production performance to identify opportunities for improving recovery and deliverability.

Responsibilities include developing nodal-analysis and well-performance models to support operating envelopes and optimisation decisions, supporting well intervention, workover, stimulation, and production-enhancement studies, performing production surveillance, decline/trend analysis, and technical reviews of well constraints.

The engineer will work closely with reservoir, production operations, wells, and facilities teams on integrated field solutions, providing technical input to forecasts, field-development activities, well proposals, and management reviews.

Key requirements

• Degree in Petroleum Engineering or a closely related discipline
• Relevant upstream petroleum / production-engineering experience on producing oil and gas assets
• Strong understanding of well performance, inflow / outflow behaviour, artificial lift and production optimisation
• Nationality: Bruneian citizens / permanent residents are preferred; other suitably qualified candidates may be considered subject to applicable employment and immigration requirements.

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