After Reporting Profits Of R$ 204.9 Million, PetroRio Now Starts Hiring

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 13/03/2019 at 15:56

Updated on 15/03/2019 at 18:08

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The Positions Are for Reservoir Engineer and Geologists Who Want to Join PetroRio, Which Will Grow Due to Challenges in Frade Fields, Watch the Video.

PetroRio launched an institutional video today (13) to call for Reservoir Engineers and Reservoir Geologists through its collaborator Thais Borba, a geology specialist for the company for projects and a new cycle of prosperity in the Frade Field, in the Campos Basin. She holds 70% of this asset recently purchased from Chevron, which is expected to continue producing until 2035. Watch the video for the call below and the requirements in the rest of the article.

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Reservoir Engineer

Main Activities:

Monitoring production;
Optimizing production alongside the operations team;
Evaluating well behavior;
Formation test analysis;
Reservoir simulation, including history matching and production forecasting;
Development plan preparation;
Estimating reserves, as well as interacting with certifiers;
Studies for revitalization of mature fields, considering infill wells and EOR techniques;
Writing reports for ANP, preparing PAT/PAP and BAR.

Main Qualifications:

Bachelor’s degree in Petroleum Engineering;
Minimum of 10 years of experience;
Knowledge in reservoir simulators, CMG suite preferred;
Knowledge in decline curves, uncertainty analysis, and risk;
Formation test analysis. Familiarity with Kappa suite is desirable;
Fluent English.

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Geologists

Main Activities:

Geological characterization of oil fields;
3D reservoir modeling, including geostatistics and uncertainty analysis;
Geomechanics studies;
Development plan preparation;
Support to reservoir engineering in defining wells for infill and implementing EOR techniques;
Identifying and evaluating prospects, along with the geophysics team;
Supporting well engineering in well project design;
Geological monitoring during drilling;
Preparing geological forecasting charts;
Preparing reports for ANP;
Asset evaluation.
Mentoring young professionals.

Main Qualifications:

Bachelor’s degree in Geology;
Minimum of 10 years of experience in siliciclastic reservoirs (experience in carbonates will be a plus);
Experience with geological modeling software, Paradigm Skua/Gocad suite preferred;
Fluent English.

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After Reporting Profits Of R$ 204.9 Million, PetroRio Now Starts Hiring

The Positions Are for Reservoir Engineer and Geologists Who Want to Join PetroRio, Which Will Grow Due to Challenges in Frade Fields, Watch the Video.

Reservoir Engineer

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After Reporting Profits Of R$ 204.9 Million, PetroRio Now Starts Hiring

The Positions Are for Reservoir Engineer and Geologists Who Want to Join PetroRio, Which Will Grow Due to Challenges in Frade Fields, Watch the Video.

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Geologists

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