Gas Reservoir Engineer

Aramco is seeking a Gas Reservoir Engineer to join the Gas Reservoir Management Analytical Division (GRMAD) under the Gas Strategy & Technical Support Department, Gas Admin Area. GRMAD provides analytical support to optimize non-associated conventional gas assets, focusing on data-driven planning, digital solutions, and collaborative project execution.

Job Req ID: 17684 | Department: Gas Reservoir Management Analytical Division (GRMAD), Gas Strategy & Technical Support Department | Location: Within Saudi Arabia | Schedule: Full Time

Key responsibilities:

• Provide guidance and oversight on reservoir management practices and state-of-the-art technologies for non-associated gas assets.
• Formulate reservoir development, data acquisition, business and investment planning, and strategic surveillance and monitoring master plans.
• Use reservoir management standards and guidelines to enhance NPV and hydrocarbon recovery.
• Lead, design, and participate in integrated field reviews and field development plans.
• Lead and participate in reservoir engineering studies, including reservoir stimulation modeling of IOR processes.
• Interpret complex reservoir data, perform scenario modeling, and provide actionable insights to optimize reservoir performance.
• Train and mentor young engineers.

Job posting duration: 02/25/2026 to 02/25/2027.

• Bachelor's degree in Science (Petroleum Engineering) or related discipline; MSc or PhD desirable but not required.
• Minimum 10 years of experience in a petroleum engineering organization, including at least 5 years specializing in gas/gas-condensate reservoir management.
• Demonstrated analytical expertise in reservoir simulation (compositional and black-oil), reserves management, acid stimulation, and hydraulic fracturing.
• Hands-on experience in open-hole and cased-hole log evaluation, geological properties modeling, reservoir operations, completion and production procedures.
• Ability to interact and communicate effectively with specialists in geology, petrophysics, simulation, drilling, stimulation, completion, production, and facilities.
• History of using modern reservoir management practices for gas and gas-condensate reservoirs; technical publications, patents, or mentoring contributions valued.