Perform Petroleum Engineering analysis in support of the Rockies Business Unit (RBU) Asset Development Department; Application of Shale & Tight Reservoir Engineering, type curve forecasting, development planning, and economic modeling. Responsible for Petroleum Engineering and Economic evaluations and overall reservoir performance optimization, including field development plans, stimulation, formation evaluation, and reserves. Perform analysis of transactions, negotiations, and appraisal value of acreage. Provide support in production, drilling completions activities in Rockies Business Unit, reservoir engineer development recommendations and well planning; Scope and interaction with facilities engineering, well construction and production engineering; Responsible for production surveillance and well/field production forecasting; conducting Decline Curve Analysis and Type curves generation for unconventional reserves analysis; Provide technical representation & advisory on full field development plans, including review of playbooks, planning & execution of development and infill wells and pilots; Support Land department in lease acquisitions, acreage trades, farm outs. Prepare project economics and support negotiations; Analyze completion size, well spacing, lateral length and commodity pricing on shale well development project

Employer will accept a Bachelor's degree in Petroleum Engineering or related field and 8 years of progressive, post-baccalaureate experience in the job offered or in a Petroleum Engineering-related occupation. Position requires experience in the following:

1. UCR (Unconventional Reservoir) operations, technology and practices including subsurface assessments (type curves, formations evaluations and well performance).
2. Drilling & Completion practices, Facilities Engineering operations, Production engineering and logistics execution.
3. Leading the Reserves Booking Process and application of Business Plan processes and Work Plan & Budget (WP&B).
4. Analyzing and delivering project economic evaluations.
5. Complex economic assessments of opportunities including development, leasing, transactions, and Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A).
6. Decline curve analysis and economic modeling using Aries and Harmony.
7. Spotfire and DrillingInfo/Enverus engineering software.
8. State regulatory and permitting for new drill wells, and drilling and spacing unit applications.

The anticipated salary range for this position is $179,608 - $261,500. Chevron offers competitive compensation and benefits programs including, variable pay, healthcare coverage, retirement plan, insurance, time off programs, training and development opportunities and a range of allowances connected to specific work situations. Details of such benefits and allowances are available at https://hr2.chevron.com. Please apply by emailing resumes to Attn. D. Gonzales at chevronads@chevron.com. Must reference 6341.4411.5.