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Ref: SP967-19
Job description / Role
- Reports to Subsurface Manager
- Direct Reports: 36
- Oversees geological/geophysical activities maintain and improve field subsurface understanding. Identify the knowledge gap and drive the study to help reducing subsurface uncertainties.
- Plans, initiates and coordinates all geological/geophysical activities within Block 9 to ensure quality and timely delivery of the geological & geophysical contents of field development work.
- Liaises with reservoir, petroleum engineering teams to ensure the overall quality of the team’s product.
- Ensures timely integration of geological plans, coordinates and participates in the day-to-day activities of other development personnel members of assigned field development team.
- Contributes to the preparation of the team’s budget by integrating G&G section requirements.
Requirements
Minimum Qualifications:
- MSc in Geology
Minimum Experience:
- Plus 12 years’ experience in petroleum geology, including active participation in integrated field development studies and planning activities.
- Experience of working in a similar role, working as a senior level technical geoscientist, ideally with experience of working on carbonate fields.
- Understand the key carbonate subsurface uncertainties and its impact to the reservoir behavior.
- Strong presentation/communication skills, ability to communicate subsurface technical / geological concepts in easy and understandable terms to non-subsurface staff.
- Good overview of exploration, development and production phases.
- Able for the coordination and integration of G&G findings with the work of other field development teams activities, guided by field development objectives and specialized professional standards.
About the Company
United Energy Pakistan (UEP) is Pakistan’s leading foreign exploration and production company. UEP is a subsidiary of the United Energy Group (UEG), an international energy company. UEG is listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and has operations in Pakistan, Iraq and Egypt.
UEP’s history dates back more than four decades, and the business has witnessed a change in ownership a number of times from UTP to ARCO and subsequently BP. In 2011, UEG acquired control of this asset from BP, ushering in a new era of growth for the company. Backed by UEG’s technical and financial support, UEP has emerged as the leading foreign producer and investor in Pakistan’s upstream oil and gas sector.
UEP’s parent company has also invested in the renewable energy sector. UEPW owns and operates a 99 MW wind energy project in the Jhimpir wind corridor of the Sindh province.