Oil and Gas Petroleum Engineer - SAM Associate III

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Job Description:


Manages most advanced & complex portfolio within a given segment of specialty assets, i.e., the real estate, oil & gas, farm & ranch, timberland and private businesses group. Partners closely with Private Bank relationship/client managers - provides creative solutions to complex customer/asset needs. Provides engineering, geological and other technical advice and recommendations as part of the Bank of America Mineral Management team.


Job Responsibilities include:


Preparation of net income projections and fair market value appraisals (in-house or third party);


Proficient with utilizing PHDWin reserve and economic software, excellent Microsoft Office skills, presentation skills and communication skills;


Review joint interest billings;


Review authority for expenditures (AFEs) and provide election recommendations and consultation with assigned asset managers; knowledge base requires field experience including drilling, completion and production operations;


Review and provide feedback on joint operating agreements, unitization agreements and farmout agreements;


Ability to inspect working interest operations on designated working interest assets and comment on environmental matters relating thereto. In appropriate cases, should be able to communicate with well operators for remediation of any environmental issues found;


Must work closely with other professionals (in-house and third party engineering firms) to deliver top-tier asset management services for clients and team.


Required Qualifications:


10+ years of related field experience


Exploration and production experience with a major or independent oil company


Proficient with PHDWin reserve and economic software and Enverus multiple data platforms


Familiarity and proficient gathering information from various state oil and gas agencies in order to make well-qualified decisions and recommendations on AFEs and building material for client presentations


Excellent presentation skills with an ability to explain complex subject matter in a clear and concise manner to clients who may not be as familiar with the Energy industry


Strategic thinker who is a team player, self-starter, and strong communicator


Desired Qualifications:


Petroleum Engineering degree or other applicable engineering degree


Reservoir engineering experience


Licensing as a Professional Engineer


Skills:


Collaboration


Decision Making


Issue Management


Prioritization


Strategic Thinking


Critical Thinking


Customer and Client Focus


Oral Communications


Project Management


Written Communications


Active Listening


Adaptability


Analytical Thinking


Continuous Improvement


Innovative Thinking


Minimum Education Requirement:

High School Diploma / GED / Secondary School or equivalent


Shift:


1st shift (United States of America)

Hours Per Week:


40