Title:  Stratigrapher & Data Integrator

Overview

We are seeking a Stratigrapher & Data Integrator to join the Northern Area & offshore Division of Gas Reservoir Characterization Department

The Northern Area & offshore Division is responsible for providing detailed well data correlations, log-log correlation, mapping, and sequence stratigraphy, core descriptions, biostratigraphic, chemostratigraphic, and reservoir data, applying them in the construction of reservoir stratigraphic lateral correlations at field and regional scales; and finally, inputs to the reservoir geological models.

The Stratigrapher & Data Integrator primary role is to integrate different data, pick formation and reservoir tops, as well as producing, correlating reservoir internal layers, and associated mapping.

Duties & Responsibilities

You will be required to perform the following:

• The focus of this role is to manage subsurface unit stratigraphy, pick and maintain formation and reservoir tops, and reads different geological data (data integration) to provide support for geological and sedimentological studies and operational decisions. Responsibilities will include:
• Well correlation, cross sections and mapping, field and regional scales
• Integration of variable data types
• Description and Interpretation of rock properties through petrophysical analysis.
• Effectively collaborating with other team members within a multidisciplinary group, which will include participation in well planning activities for designated areas in collaboration with the field geology team, geoscientists, and modeling in accordance with work procedures.
• Develop new technologies and workflows to improve reservoir characterization, reduce development cost, and improve work practice.
• Prepare/review reports.

Minimum Requirements

As the successful candidate you will hold a Bachelor’s degree in Geology-Sedimentology, Petroleum Geology or higher from a recognized and approved program.

• You will have fifteen years of experience in the field of reservoir geology, stratigraphy, and reservoir characterization, and stratigraphy.
• Considerable prior practical skills and experience in reservoir geology operation, reading wireline logs, can define geological observations and pick correlative stratigraphic unites.
• Full understanding of the principles and application of biostratigraphy, chemo-stratigraphy and sequence stratigraphy to siliciclastic reservoirs is required.
• Sedimentology of siliciclastic rocks background is favorable
• Previous experience in data integration for geological modeling purposes and the ability to use industry software (e.g., Petrel, Decision Space) is desirable for this position.
• Ability and skills in working on different scales, field and regional scales is anticipated. 
• Experience with regional and prospect size structural analysis, seismic analysis, and basin analysis will be advantageous.
• Effectively develop project work and manage progress, through work in team environment is crucial.
• Prior experience in mentoring of junior geoscience professionals highly advantageous.
• Familiarity with qualitative and quantitative micro scale analysis, including reservoir diagenesis modeling, and diagenetic influence on reservoir characteristics. 
• Core scale sedimentology and correlation to wireline log specifically image log.
• Fluent in written and spoken English.