Senior Reservoir Development Engineer Growth-Optimization

Continental Resources, Inc.; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Continental Resources, Inc. seeks a Senior Reservoir Engineer to optimize resource development across Anadarko Basin assets.

You will perform decline curve analysis to forecast production and support budgeting and strategic decisions. You will design well spacing and completion strategies, develop field development plans, evaluate acquisitions or divestitures, and collaborate with geologists, landmen, and operations engineers to maximize recovery.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Petroleum, Mechanical, or Chemical Engineering.
• Minimum of five (5) years of relevant industry experience.
• Pre-employment background and drug test satisfactory.

Responsibilities

• Conducts decline curve analysis to generate short and long-term production forecasts to support budgeting and strategic decision-making.
• Designs and optimizes well spacing, completions strategies, and field development plans to enhance recovery and economics.
• Evaluates potential acquisitions and divestitures.
• Develops and maintains type curves and economic analyses for AOIs.
• Progresses well approvals from concept through executive approval.
• Collaborates with the Well Performance team to incorporate reservoir simulations and diagnostic tools into asset-level reservoir characterization.

Skills

Verbal communication

Written communication

Presentation

Data analysis

ARIES

Arps production curve

Education

B.S. in Petroleum Engineering

Tools

ARIES

Spotfire

Job description

Continental Resources, Inc. seeks a Senior Reservoir Engineer to optimize resource development across Anadarko Basin assets.

You will perform decline curve analysis to forecast production and support budgeting and strategic decisions. You will design well spacing and completion strategies, develop field development plans, evaluate acquisitions or divestitures, and collaborate with geologists, landmen, and operations engineers to maximize recovery.