Division Engineer - Oilfield Planning & Subsidence

City of Long Beach; California; On-site; USD 130,000 - 215,000; Full time

Job summary

The Division Engineer oversees oilfield planning and subsidence management for the City of Long Beach, ensuring responsible production and revenue optimization. The role supervises staff, coordinates reservoir data, and interfaces with regulators.

A strong background in petroleum engineering and leadership is required, with licenses desirable. The Energy and Environmental Services Department seeks a capable professional to drive strategic projects, collaborate with regulators and stakeholders,

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Petroleum/Chemical/Mechanical Engineering or Geology (or closely related field).
• Five (5) years of oil field experience managing complex projects.
• Two (2) years directing the work of junior staff or managing projects.
• Professional Petroleum Engineer License or Professional Geology License is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Oversee oilfield planning and subsidence management.
• Coordinate collection of reservoir data and elevation maps; review geology analyses.
• Assist in developing financial models to estimate City net revenue from oil operations.

Skills

Petroleum Eng

Oilfield Mgmt

Leadership

Reservoir Analysis

Education

Bachelor's degree in Petroleum Engineering

Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor's degree in Geology

Job description

The Division Engineer oversees oilfield planning and subsidence management for the City of Long Beach, ensuring responsible production and revenue optimization. The role supervises staff, coordinates reservoir data, and interfaces with regulators.

A strong background in petroleum engineering and leadership is required, with licenses desirable. The Energy and Environmental Services Department seeks a capable professional to drive strategic projects, collaborate with regulators and stakeholders,