Oilfield Data Services, Inc. seeks to fill the position of Geoscientist. Job duties include: The Geoscientist will build wellbore, piping, and completion models. Geoscientist will analyze wellbore fluid behavior in the wellbore and the reservoir using company's proprietary to the Bernoulli equation (Mechanical Energy Balance) to accurately predict properties in the wellbore/reservoir such as pressure drop due to friction, pressure drop due to head/gravity and production rate predictions. The company uses a unique solution. The model the company employs can be used for both dynamic and static cases and accounts for how rate, temperature, composition, fluid phase behavior, and coupled rate and thermal transients affect the system. The company's software includes petro-physical and geophysical models; therefore, the Geoscientist will be required to interpret and evaluate MWD and Wireline Log Information. The Geoscientist is also required to identify reservoir boundaries (faults, strats, water, contacts) using knowledge in geoscience and engineering; the results of identification are used for blind reservoir geological mapping and for the reservoir pore volume calculations. The Geoscientist will be required to perform Elementary Pressure Transient Analysis to evaluate reservoir properties like permeability, skin, productivity and reservoir pressure. Geoscientist will be required to perform Production Decline Analysis to estimate hydraulically connected and mobile reservoir volumes. The Geoscientist will calculate reservoir bottom-hole pressure from wellhead pressure and downhole gauge pressure, as well as validate/calculate flow/effluent rates. The Geoscientist will prepare technical documentation on company's proprietary software and write installation/site visit reports describing the set-up and usage of the software. The Geoscientist will also be responsible for technical support for company's clients in the United States and Europe, which includes delivering and presenting results and providing consulting services. Special requirements include: Knowledge of reservoir boundary analysis, knowledge of Microsoft Excel; Knowledge of in-place and producible hydrocarbon volume estimation; Knowledge of pressure transient analysis; Knowledge of aquifer size determination; understanding of wellbore and PVT model creation. Minimum requirements: Bachelor's degree in Petroleum Engineer or Geoscientist; no work experience required. Wage: $43,098.00/per year. Work site: 2107 Brun St., Houston, Texas 77019. Please send resumes to: ATTN: Oilfield Data Services, Inc., 2107 Brun St., Houston, Texas 77019
