Senior Conventional Reservoir Engineer

Overview

The Senior Staff Conventional Reservoir Engineer will be assigned to the Corporate Development group and will use the combination of strong reservoir engineering skills with a business aptitude to evaluate acquisition opportunities including exploration, asset, multi-field, and corporate acquisitions within the framework of Talos Energy’s policies and procedures and in compliance of applicable regulations.

The Senior Staff Conventional Reservoir Engineer is responsible for reserves determination and discounted cash flow analysis of conventional domestic and international opportunities. Duties include but are not limited to:

• Screen multiple opportunities and quickly identify the pros and cons of the opportunity
• Participate in management presentations, data rooms and technical discussions
• Communicate and assess subsurface risks, uncertainties and value drivers to drive work plans, analysis and approvals
• Perform technical evaluation for each opportunity including reservoir performance analysis and reserves estimation using a variety of modeling and analysis techniques
• Identify and utilize analogs to support reserve estimation and modeling work
• Guidance of multidisciplinary team members, as necessary, during evaluation and due diligence.
• Facilitate approval of an opportunity by coordinating the collection of support data, including reserves, production forecasts, costs, capital, and economics.
• Develop and/or support development of economic models for oil and gas assets and projects (exploration, development, and production).
• Establish and maintain a network of industry peers to assure exposure to acquisition opportunities.
• Support other technical and financial disciplines within the corporation with ad hoc requests and projects.

• Bachelor’s degree in petroleum engineering or related engineering field.
• 15+ years’ experience as a conventional reservoir engineer.
• Experience working Deepwater assets.
• M&A experience is desired.

• Proficient in reservoir engineering skills including decline curve, volumetric, material balance, nodal, and pressure transient analyses. Experience in reservoir simulation desired.
• Exposure to and understanding of geophysical/seismic concepts.
• Strong understanding of deepwater exploration, development, and production economics.
• Ability to identify potential production and reserve upside early in an evaluation.
• Comfortable navigating technical complexity in offshore developments.
• Experience evaluating and developing GoA Wilcox reservoirs is a plus
• Strategic thinker with sharp commercial judgment.
• Highly collaborative, with ability to influence senior leaders and technical experts.
• Resilient, detail-oriented, and able to manage high-stakes projects under tight deadlines.
• Have a strong sense of integrity

• There are no certificates, licenses or registrations required for this position

• Employee must be able to sit for extended periods of time and have use of arms and hands in repetitive motion. A fair amount of standing and walking is also required for the position