Primary Job Responsibilities
• Area ownership: Own production, deferment, LOE and profitability for an assigned area. Understand all downtime, from underperformance to shut-in, and drive it down. Present area performance in routine well-by-well reviews with management and the field, and support monthly, quarterly and annual SHE-R, production, reliability and cost targets.
• Artificial lift: Design, optimize and troubleshoot rod pump, gas lift and plunger lift systems. Analyze and select the optimal lift type as well moves through their life.
• Surveillance and troubleshooting: Partner with field staff to diagnose and resolve well problems (e.g., holes in tubing, pump efficiency, liquid loading), using SCADA, telemetry and production data to prioritize the highest-value work.
• Workovers and uplift: Identify workover and optimization opportunities; build economics, write AFEs and workover procedures, and support safe execution.
• Lookbacks and failure analysis: Perform post-job lookbacks against cost and expected outcome. Lead root cause failure analysis on downhole failures, report trends monthly, and drive fixes into design and operating practice.
• Cost ownership: Own assigned asset cost categories (e.g., chemicals, plungers); forecast, track and reduce spend, and partner with leadership and procurement on vendor performance.
• Well integrity and TA/PA: Manage the temporary abandonment and plug and abandonment program and well integrity for your area.
• Data, automation and AI: Build and improve the tools the team relies on (dashboards, surveillance screens, analyses and AI-assisted workflows) to replace manual work, surface exceptions faster and close data gaps with the right owners.
• Safety: Actively participate in the field safety program and strengthen process safety through effective controls and MOC discipline.