Geoscientist: North Development Program Trainee

Equinor UK; Harstad; On-site; NOK 700,000 - 900,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Career development

Learning opportunities

Competitive benefits

Job summary

Equinor is offering a North Development program position in Norway, with development and stretch responsibilities early in the career. The role includes participation in geological and geophysical analyses for fields in production, exploration and early-phase projects.

Candidates should be prepared for a three-year development track that may include an exchange between northern Norway locations, and an initial focus on safety and collaboration while learning processes in data management and

Qualifications

• Master's degree completed by August 2027.
• No more than three years of relevant full-time work experience.
• Strong interest to learn geological/geophysical work processes in the energy industry.
• Data analyst mindset with experience in data management and visualization; coding or cloud knowledge is a plus.
• Strong collaboration and communication skills.
• Ability to understand and manage risk and contribute to safety culture.

Responsibilities

• Participate in geological, geophysical, or petrophysical analysis related to fields in production, early-phase projects, and/or exploration.
• Engage in geological and/or geophysical tasks related to prospect evaluation, well planning, operations monitoring, and post-well analysis with guidance.
• Take part in geophysical tasks such as structural interpretation, 3D/4D seismic interpretation, depth conversion, seismic modelling, and uncertainty analysis.
• Play a role in geological tasks in reservoir geology, geological modelling, seismic interpretation, and prospect identification and maturation under supervision.

Skills

Collaboration

Communication

Data analytics

Coding knowledge

Cloud knowledge

Risk management

Safety culture

Education

Master's degree in Geology/Geophysics

Job description

Equinor is offering a North Development program position in Norway, with development and stretch responsibilities early in the career. The role includes participation in geological and geophysical analyses for fields in production, exploration and early-phase projects.

Candidates should be prepared for a three-year development track that may include an exchange between northern Norway locations, and an initial focus on safety and collaboration while learning processes in data management and