The Well Design Engineer will have proven track record in utilizing data analytics to enhance drilling productivity. Advanced proficiency in drilling operations, including onshore convetionals/unconventionals, offshore shelf and deepwater, HPHT, and application to Casing/Tubular Design, BHA components, well planning, mud and cement systems, rig controls, and downhole conditions. Extensive experience in drilling engineering and operations, with thorough expertise in well design, drill string dynamics, and drilling mechanics. Skilled in utilizing diverse drilling software, such as Landmark, TDAS or similar and versed in Hydraulics, T&D, Trajectory, and Tubular Design applications.

The Well Site Supervisor will manage all field activities for the drilling and completion of wells, well workovers, and disposal well cleanouts. Drilling and completion projects include drilling conventional, horizontal, and directional CO2 storage wells, Waste disposal wells. The supervisor will be responsible for managing subcontractors, scheduling work, job execution and job safety. He reports job progress and estimated field costs . The responsibilities of the Well Site Supervisor also include but are not limited to the following: provide operational and HSE leadership, ensure safe execution of the well program (daily plans of actions, dual barriers), ensure wellsite regulatory compliance, act as key liaison with main office engineering team for operation optimization (lessons learned, after actions reviews), effective communication and contractor management.

The Drilling Engineer will be accountable for offering engineering, operational, regulatory, and supply chain management assistance for all appraisal and development well projects, ensuring adherence to safety, legal, and environmental standards. They oversee drilling procedures and associated cost estimates, conduct well design reviews and risk assessments, develop designs, and verify pore pressure predictions. Additionally, they provide technical support, manage daily operations, monitor reports, coordinate reviews, and support procurement activities. Required qualifications include a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, proficiency in Risk Management, knowledge of regulatory standards, and expertise in drilling hydraulics and well control.