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Overview

We are Seeking Geomechanics specialist with expertise in unconventional plays to join the Eastern Unconventional Characterization Division (EUCD) within the Unconventional Resources Exploration & Characterization Department (URE&CD).

Geomechanics specialist primary role is to integrate drilling records, well tests, appropriate subsurface data from regional to field-scale to perform mechanical evaluations, create fit-for-purpose mechanical models (1D, 3D and 4D), predicting wellbore stability, pore pressure and support hydraulic fracture design.
The candidate should demonstrate through previous experience ability of working both independently within multi-disciplinary teams in an operational environment that requires interactive and proactive approach to predicting and solving geomechanics related issues.

The successful candidate will be working on geomechanical issues as a part of a dynamic, multidiscipline team dealing/building with 3D Geomechanics, fractures and pore pressure modeling, well planning, design, placement, borehole stability, completion, stimulation and production.

Responsibilities

Candidate will be required to perform and demonstrate the following:
- Leading and building mechanical earth models from multidisciplinary data/observations to establish 1D models for individual wells to 3D and 4D models on reservoir/field and regional scales.
- Conducting detailed geomechanical studies integrating all available data to optimize borehole planning, placement, completion, stimulation and production designs to minimize instability risks.
- Use/maintain mechanical models to conduct and document reservoir characterization work-flows via generating cross sections from well logs, maps, cores, cross plots, histograms, summary tables, and written reports for different stratigraphic intervals to recommend placement of wells and supplementary processes to enhance fracture design and production. - Evaluate current practices and identify opportunities for innovative improvements using data science applications to predict reservoir quality.
- Demonstrate the ability to coordinate several projects simultaneously by actively participate in the well planning process to optimize landing zone using a variety of geomecanical data. Monitoring and tracking wells, during and post frac jobs.
- Effectively communicate through presentations to technical peers and management teams to enhance in-house knowledge.
- Provide support, recommendations and advise in the area of expertise.
- Mentor and develop young professionals on applying geomechanical principles to support drilling, completion and production.
- Remain abreast of latest industry trends, best practices and technologies in geomechanics.