Asset Manager, Eagle Ford

WARWICK INVESTMENT GROUP LLC

Oklahoma City (OK)

On-site

USD 150,000 - 200,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

WARWICK INVESTMENT GROUP LLC in Oklahoma City is seeking an Asset Manager to maximize asset value within the Eagle Ford basin. The ideal candidate will lead technical and economic performance for both operated and non-operated assets.

This role requires a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering and at least 10 years of relevant experience, especially in the Eagle Ford shale. Strong leadership and interpersonal skills are essential, and the position involves both office and field work, requiring travel as needed.

Qualifications

Minimum 10 years of oil & gas experience, strong in reservoir engineering.
Direct experience in Eagle Ford shale is required.
Prior asset management or team leadership experience is crucial.

Responsibilities

Lead full-cycle asset management responsibilities including planning, budgeting, and performance optimization.
Develop short and long-term asset development strategies to maximize NPV.
Monitor production performance, identify opportunities for improvement.

Skills

Unconventional reservoir characterization

Decline curve analysis

Reserves estimation

Strong communication skills

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Chemical, or Petroleum Engineering

Tools

Ares

Job description

Job Details

Level: Management | Job Location: Oklahoma City, OK 73116 | Position Type: Full Time

Firm Introduction

Warwick Investment Group is a private equity firm that was founded 15 years ago and invests in energy, real estate and energy transition opportunities. The firm has approximately $2.3 billion in managed assets. Energy is the firm’s largest platform and Warwick’s energy platform has assets in the Eagle Ford, Permian, Anadarko and Rockies basins today, and has completed over 4,000 oil and gas transactions since inception. The firm has ~125 team members and advisors in the US and Europe. Uniquely, Warwick’s in-house data science team works hand-in-hand with Warwick’s energy sector investment teams over the life cycle of an investment from investment to asset management to divestiture. Warwick’s team is vertically integrated, with internal geology, reservoir engineering, production engineering, oil and gas accounting, land, legal and operations teams.

Job Overview

The Asset Manager will lead the technical and economic performance of operated and non-operated assets within the Eagle Ford basin. This role is responsible for maximizing asset value through integrated reservoir management, development planning, and cross-functional leadership. The ideal candidate has a strong reservoir engineering background, deep knowledge of unconventional shale development, and proven experience in the Eagle Ford.

Key Responsibilities

Asset Leadership & Strategy

Own full-cycle asset management responsibilities, including planning, budgeting, forecasting, and performance optimization.
Develop and execute short- and long-term asset development strategies to maximize NPV and reserve recovery.
Drive business decisions by integrating subsurface, drilling, completion, and production data.
Lead small cross disciplinary team in developing the assets.

Reservoir Engineering & Technical Oversight

Lead reservoir evaluation, decline curve analysis, reserves estimation, and type curve development for asset.
Oversee reservoir simulation and modeling to support field development planning.
Optimize well spacing, landing zones, and completion designs specific to Eagle Ford geologic variability.
Champion and underwrite technologies that enhance technical understanding of the asset and drive asset value creation.

Operations & Performance Optimization

Monitor production performance and identify opportunities for improvement, including refracs, workovers, and artificial lift optimization.
Collaborate with drilling and completions teams to enhance well productivity and capital efficiency.
Analyze production trends and apply data-driven insights to improve asset performance.

Financial Management

Own asset-level budget development (CAPEX/OPEX) and track financial performance against plan.
Conduct economic evaluations of development scenarios, acquisitions, and divestitures.
Deliver accurate forecasts and reserves updates in line with corporate and regulatory standards.

Cross-Functional Leadership

Lead and coordinate cross-functionally with multidisciplinary teams, including geoscience, drilling, completions, production operations, and commercial teams.
Serve as primary point of contact for senior leadership on asset performance and strategy.
Mentor and develop junior engineers and technical staff.

Stakeholder & Regulatory Interface

Interface with partners, investors, and regulatory bodies as needed.
Ensure compliance with Texas regulatory requirements and industry standards.

Qualifications

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Chemical, or Petroleum Engineering or similar (required).

Experience

Minimum 10 years of oil & gas experience, with a strong emphasis on reservoir engineering.
Direct experience in the Eagle Ford shale (required).
Prior asset management or team leadership experience.

Technical Skills

Expertise in unconventional reservoir characterization and development.
Strong proficiency in decline curve analysis and reserves estimation, Aries (Combo Curve and Whitson a plus), economic evaluation and forecasting tools, and working knowledge of drilling, completions, and production operations.

Leadership & Business Skills