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The Ministry of Energy invites applications for Technical Consultant (Upstream) to advise the Directorate General of Petroleum Concessions on licenses, field development plans, and pricing.
Educational requirements include a Master’s or Bachelor’s in Petroleum Engineering, Geology, or Geosciences with 16 years of education and PEC registration. Experience in exploration, drilling, or reservoir engineering is needed for the role.
Active Prep SPPS-II / Senior Technical Consultant MOE-PET-2026-01 AD-MOE-2026/01
Official recruitment notification, eligibility criteria, pay scale (SPPS-II / Senior Technical Consultant), quota allocation, and written screening test syllabus for TECHNICAL CONSULTANT (UPSTREAM OIL & GAS) (SPPS-II) in the Policy Wing & Directorate General of Petroleum Concessions (DGPC).
Case Number MOE-PET-2026-01
Pay Scale / BPS SPPS-II / Senior Technical Consultant
Department / Ministry Policy Wing & Directorate General of Petroleum Concessions (DGPC)
Total Positions 1 Post
Job Type / Status Full Time / Permanent
Place of Posting Islamabad
Age Limit 35 - 55 years
Estimated Base Salary Package Market Competitive Package / Standard Pay Scale
Posting Date October 25, 2026
Apply Before November 15, 2026
Open Merit (All Pakistan)
Educational Qualification Master's or Bachelor's degree in Petroleum Engineering, Geological Engineering, or Petroleum Geosciences with 16 years education from an HEC recognized institution with PEC registration
Prescribed Experience & Eligibility Criteria Minimum 12 to 15 years of professional upstream experience in exploration, drilling, or reservoir engineering in leading E&P companies
Ministry of Energy invites applications for Technical Consultant (Upstream) to advise the Directorate General of Petroleum Concessions on exploration licenses, field development plans, and wellhead pricing.
100 MCQs screening test comprising domain specialization, administrative governance, and English analytics.
The Petroleum Division of the Ministry of Energy is responsible for policy formulation, concession administration, and sustainable exploration of Pakistan's hydrocarbon resources.