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Lead Reservoir Engineer at NexPro Energy
NexPro Energy
October 9, 2026
Full-time
On-site
Responsibilities
Reporting directly to the Managing Director, you will:
Own the reservoir engineering requirements for well data acquisition — formation pressure points, fluid sampling and well test design — and lead the interpretation that follows
Build and maintain the reservoir performance model through the Extended Well Test, and mature the reservoir understanding as the data set grows
Own the field's volumetric and resource basis, maturing contingent resources to reserves as commerciality is established
Take ownership of the production forecast and keep the field's economics and breakeven model aligned to it
Lead the reservoir engineering input into the post-first-oil Field Development Plan, and own reservoir management and surveillance through field life.
What we are looking for
Degree in Petroleum Engineering or a related discipline
6+ years in reservoir engineering, including a well test or EWT interpretation, or a first-oil start-up
Resource and reserves classification under SPE-PRMS, including the commerciality tests that move volumes to reserves
Production forecasting tied into an economics model.
Reporting directly to the Managing Director, you will:
Own the reservoir engineering requirements for well data acquisition — formation pressure points, fluid sampling and well test design — and lead the interpretation that follows
Build and maintain the reservoir performance model through the Extended Well Test, and mature the reservoir understanding as the data set grows
Own the field's volumetric and resource basis, maturing contingent resources to reserves as commerciality is established
Take ownership of the production forecast and keep the field's economics and breakeven model aligned to it
Lead the reservoir engineering input into the post-first-oil Field Development Plan, and own reservoir management and surveillance through field life.
What we are looking for
Degree in Petroleum Engineering or a related discipline
6+ years in reservoir engineering, including a well test or EWT interpretation, or a first-oil start-up
Resource and reserves classification under SPE-PRMS, including the commerciality tests that move volumes to reserves
Production forecasting tied into an economics model.