Reservoir Engineer - Asset Development

Crescent

• $120K — $145K *
Energy & Utilities
Less than 5 years of experience
Job Overview by Ladders

Qualifications

  • Proven team-first mentality with a track record of collaboration.
  • Bachelor's degree in Petroleum Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related discipline.
  • Minimum 4 years upstream operator experience, including 2 years in reservoir engineering.
  • Experience with unconventional reservoirs.
  • Strong technical expertise in ARIES for economic evaluations.
  • Proficient in RTA software, specifically Whitson+.
  • Ability to use Generative AI tools for data analysis and workflow efficiency.

Responsibilities

  • Generate and maintain production forecasts and type curves for asset areas.
  • Evaluate well and reservoir performance using RTA and PTA methodologies.
  • Develop recommendations for well spacing, landing zones, completion design, and production practices.
  • Conduct economic analyses for AFEs and field development using ARIES.
  • Lead assessments linking reservoir performance to drilling, completion, and operational outcomes.
  • Analyze competitor results to inform internal strategies.
  • Collaborate with the Finance team on budget and long-term forecasts.
  • Partner with Land, Commercial and Finance teams to identify and evaluate strategic resource opportunities.

Benefits

  • Collaborative work environment emphasizing team-first mentality.
  • Opportunity to influence decisions impacting asset development.
  • Potential for career growth within a multidisciplinary setting.
Full Job Description
We are seeking a Reservoir Engineer to support asset development across our unconventional portfolio This role will focus on development planning, production forecasting, and performance evaluation to optimize capital efficiency and recovery. The Reservoir Engineer collaborates across multidisciplinary teams to drive key business decisions on asset development. Success in this role means seeing how individual well results connect to the broader development plans, questioning established approaches where the data supports a better one, and helping the organization adapt as the portfolio grows. This role is expected to operate with a high degree of independence while maintaining a strong, team-first mentality, balancing day-to-day economic evaluations with comprehensive well performance analysis.

Key Responsibilities
  • Generate and maintain production forecasts, type curves, and development cases for assigned asset areas
  • Evaluate well and reservoir performance using rate transient analysis (RTA), pressure transient analysis (PTA), and numerical simulation when necessary
  • Develop recommendations related to well spacing, landing zones, completion design, and production practices
  • Perform project-level economic analyses for the purpose of AFEs and field development utilizing ARIES
  • Lead integrated lookbacks that connect reservoir performance with drilling, completion, and operating outcomes
  • Evaluate and report competitor results detailing interpreted strategies and how it relates to internal practices
  • Work with the Finance team on budget and long-term forecasting, consistent with the Company's development plan
  • Partner with Land, Commercial, and Finance to advance opportunities - identifying and evaluating trades, swaps, and bolt-on transactions adding resource and extending inventory at attractive returns


Required Qualifications
  • Proven team-first mentality with a track record of actively collaborating across disciplines
  • Bachelor's degree in Petroleum Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related discipline
  • 4 or more years of upstream operator experience, with a minimum of 2 years of dedicated reservoir engineering experience
  • Experience in Unconventional Reservoirs
  • Strong technical expertise and daily proficiency in ARIES for economic evaluation and decline curve analysis
  • Proficiency in RTA software, specifically Whitson+
  • Ability to leverage Generative AI tools for practical engineering problem-solving, data analysis, and workflow efficiency
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to work independently


Preferred Qualifications
  • Experience in the Eagle Ford, Permian, or Uinta basins
  • Mix of reservoir, planning, or production operations
  • Proficiency in Spotfire or other visualization tools, ability to navigate/modify existing scripts to build robust data visualizations


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