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PetroRio Has Job Opening for Engineer on This 9th, for Rio de Janeiro

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 09/06/2020 at 09:12

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For the Production Engineer Position Offered by PetroRio, a Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering and Experience in the Oil and Gas Sector Are Required

Professionals with a degree in engineering can apply for the Production Engineer position at PetroRio. Based in Rio de Janeiro, PetroRio focuses on oil and gas production through operational efficiency and lower costs, currently having assets in the Polvo Field, Frade Field, Manati Field, and the Amazon River Basin.

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The company focuses on investments and asset recovery in production, specializing in reservoir management and the redevelopment of mature fields.

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Production Engineer

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Monitor and optimize production, including multiphase flow simulation and flow assurance studies;
Evaluate the performance and behavior of well production, along with the reservoir team;
Develop projects and sizing of gas lift systems;
Prepare internal reports and reports for ANP;
Provide technical support and guidance to operations teams, creating manuals and regulatory procedures related to production;
Draft scopes of work/equipment for artificial lift in bidding processes;
Manage equipment and services contracts;
Manage operational costs, KPIs, and production area goals;
Participate in the change management process and SGIP;
Participate in the evaluation of new assets.

Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering;
Minimum of 5 years of experience in onshore and/or offshore E&P;
Experience in multiphase production and flow;
Experience in artificial lift, especially gas lift;
Knowledge in the use of software: Prosper, Energy Components, Pipesim, and PI ProcessBook.
Desirable knowledge in reservoir engineering;
Desirable knowledge in programming;
Fluent English.

PetroRio Has Job Opening for Engineer on This 9th, for Rio de Janeiro

For the Production Engineer Position Offered by PetroRio, a Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering and Experience in the Oil and Gas Sector Are Required

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Production Engineer

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