Reservoir Engineer - Optimize Reserves & Performance

Ormat Technologies, Inc.; Reno (NV); On-site; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Paid time off

Job summary

A global renewable energy company located in Reno, Nevada is seeking a highly skilled Reservoir Engineer. The role involves conducting engineering studies for geothermal resources and requires a Master's degree or equivalent along with 2+ years of industry experience. The successful candidate will lead multi-disciplinary teams and manage projects independently, ensuring safety and accuracy. Proficiency in well testing and excellent communication skills are essential. This position involves both office and field work, with up to 30% travel required.

Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years’ experience in the geothermal industry or related fields.
• Knowledge of key components of all associated and relevant disciplines.
• Ability to use a variety of software applications including databases.

Responsibilities

• Conduct Reservoir Engineering studies for geothermal resources.
• Analyze performance of production and injection wells.
• Manage data and information consistent with company processes.

Skills

Well testing

Well test analysis

Conceptual modeling

Project Management

Matlab

Python programming

Strong verbal and written communication

Proficiency in English

Education

Master of Science or Engineering in a relevant subject

Doctorate degree in a relevant subject (advantageous)

Tools

MS Word

Excel

Power Point

Job description

A global renewable energy company located in Reno, Nevada is seeking a highly skilled Reservoir Engineer. The role involves conducting engineering studies for geothermal resources and requires a Master's degree or equivalent along with 2+ years of industry experience. The successful candidate will lead multi-disciplinary teams and manage projects independently, ensuring safety and accuracy. Proficiency in well testing and excellent communication skills are essential. This position involves both office and field work, with up to 30% travel required.