Reservoir Engineer

• Analyze reservoir performance using geological, petrophysical, and production data to optimize hydrocarbon recovery.
• Monitor reservoir pressure, fluid behavior, and production trends to identify anomalies or performance issues.
• Recommend reservoir management strategies, including well interventions and production adjustments. 2. Field Development Planning (FDP) & Well Engineering Support
• Provide technical input for field development planning, including well placement, drilling, and completion strategies.
• Collaborate with geo science, drilling, and production teams to integrate subsurface and surface development plans.
• Support well testing, simulation, and enhanced oil recovery (EOR) initiatives to maximize field value. 3. Reservoir Model-ling & Simulation
• Develop and maintain static and dynamic reservoir models to forecast production and optimize field development.
• Conduct sensitivity and scenario analyses to support decision-making and risk management.
• Update models regularly based on new production, pressure, and geological data. 4. Reserves Evaluation & Reporting
• Perform reserves estimation, classification, and periodic updates in compliance with industry standards and regulatory guidelines.
• Provide technical input for production forecasting, annual budgets, and capital expenditure (CAPEX) planning.
• Prepare and present management reports, technical papers, and presentations on reservoir performance, reserves status, and optimization opportunities. 5. Technical Risk Management & Compliance
• Identify, assess, and mitigate subsurface, reservoir, and production risks associated with marginal field operations.
• Ensure compliance with internal HSE policies, regulatory requirements, and recognized industry best practices in all reservoir engineering activities.
• Support internal and external audits, inspections, and regulatory submissions relating to subsurface and reservoir operations.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in petroleum engineering, Geology, and Geophysics.
• Master’s degree in a subsurface-related discipline (Petroleum Engineering, Geo science, or Energy Studies) is highly desirable.

• Membership or affiliation with relevant professional bodies (e.g. SPE, NAPE, AAPG, NIG) is an added advantage. Minimum of 7-9 years’ progressive experience in reservoir engineering and subsurface activities within the oil and gas industry, with strong exposure to marginal fields and/or upstream E&P operations.