Senior Oil & Gas Financial Analyst - Downstream Strategy

Saudi Aramco; Saudi Arabia; On-site; SAR 400,000 - 650,000; Full time

Job summary

Saudi Aramco is seeking an Oil & Gas Financial Analyst to join the Investment & Portfolio Analysis Division within the Downstream Strategy and Capital Planning Department. The role focuses on quantitative financial analysis and confirming the fit of the Downstream Investment Plan.

Responsibilities include modeling, valuation, and capital budgeting for downstream assets and projects, with emphasis on refining and petrochemicals, and exposure to risk analysis and market-driven constraints.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Economics and/or Engineering required.
• CFA, MBA or a relevant advanced financial degree strongly preferred.
• Minimum 15 years of experience in Oil & Gas Financial Markets.

Responsibilities

• Developing complete Financial Statements Models.
• Analyze and compare operational and financial inputs of oil & gas entities, assets and projects.
• Calculate and evaluate economic parameters related to profitability of oil & gas projects.
• Valuation of Companies and Assets using various methodologies and risk analysis.
• Apply Capital Budgeting and corporate finance concepts for investment plan analysis.
• Ensure adherence to governance and market regulations in analyses.

Skills

Financial Modeling

Valuation

Portfolio Analysis

Capital Budgeting

Stochastic Analysis

Excel

Bloomberg

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Economics/Engineering

CFA/MBA or advanced financial degree

Tools

Bloomberg

Factset

Reuters

CapitalIQ

Job description

Saudi Aramco is seeking an Oil & Gas Financial Analyst to join the Investment & Portfolio Analysis Division within the Downstream Strategy and Capital Planning Department. The role focuses on quantitative financial analysis and confirming the fit of the Downstream Investment Plan.

Responsibilities include modeling, valuation, and capital budgeting for downstream assets and projects, with emphasis on refining and petrochemicals, and exposure to risk analysis and market-driven constraints.