Vacancy Malaysia Saudi Aramco

Saudi Aramco; various positions
Posting date : Saturday, November 01, 2008 Expiry date : Saturday, November 15, 2008

Saudi Aramco
Saudi Aramco offers rewarding career opportunities with an excellent benefits package and lifestyle that is both family-friendly and attractive to the single professional.

Drilling Supervisor
Engineering degree and 7 years of experience as a Drilling Supervisor.

Quantitative Reservoir Quality Prediction Researcher
MS or PhD in Geology or closely related subject with 10-15 experience in the area of specialty in the oil industry and/or in academia primarily in research and development.

Basin Modeler
MS or PhD in Geology or closely related subject with 10-15 experience in the area of specialty in the oil industry and/or in academia primarily in research and development.

Upstream R&D Specialist
MS or PhD in Petroleum Engineering, earth Sciences or related major with 10-15 experience in the area of specialty in the oil industry and/or in academia primarily in research and development.

Drilling Fluids Specialist
B.Sc. in related engineering or science disciplines (PE, CE, Chemistry) or advance degree with 10-15 years industry experience in the area of fluids in the oil and gas industry.

Petro Physics Researcher
MS or PhD in Petroleum Engineering or closely related field (Physics) with 10-15 experience in the area of specialty in the oil industry and/or in academia primarily in research and development.

Well Testing Specialist
Minimum B.Sc. degree in Petroleum Eng or equivalent technical filed but preferred Advanced Degree (MS/PHD) with 10-15 years of Well Testing related experience. Broad experience in testing complex reservoirs required.

Reservoir Simulation Engineer/ Specialist
Minimum B.Sc. degree in Petroleum Eng or equivalent technical field but preferred Advanced Degree (MS/PHD) with 10-15 years of Reservoir Simulation related experience. Detailed Knowledge of modeling complex reservoirs required.

Upstream Crude Oil Processing
Bs in Engineering and minimum 10 years of experience. Incumbent should provide engineering to existing production facilities to identify opportunities, to address potential problems and address facility debottlenecking requirement.

Reservoir Assessment & Development Specialist
Degree or advanced degree in Engineering with 10-15 years of related experience. He should have experience in leading, participating in and conducting integrated studies and analysis in a multidisciplinary and multicultural setting. Incumbent must have in-depth experience in oil and gas reserves estimation and assessment, production development and investment decision analysis (or economic evaluations) that incorporates risk and uncertainty.

Oil & Gas Production/Planning Specialist
Degree or advanced Degree in Engineering with 10-15 years of experience in the oil & gas consulting and/or E&P Company with significant emphasis and specialization in oil and gas production planning. He must be experienced with oil & gas gathering systems, processing facilities, and distribution systems, and should understand downstream processes for both oil and gas.

Process Engineering Specialist
BS in Engineering and minimum 10 years of experience in sour gas & liquid sweetening processes OR 10 years of experience and knowledge to conduct economic studies and cost analysis of different Sulfur Recovery systems of both gas plants and refineries.

Petroleum Geochemist
MS Organic Geochemistry or related field in Chemistry or geology with experience in Geochemistry or PhD with 10-15 years experience related to petroleum exploration and production in the oil and gas industry.

Well Stimulation Specialist
MS or PhD in Petroleum or Chemical Engineering with 10-15 experience in the area of specialty in the oil industry and/or in academia primarily in research and development.

Researcher in Artificial Lift
MS or PhD in Petroleum Engineering or closely related field (e.g.; Mechanical Engineering with 10-15 experience in the area of specialty in the oil industry and/or in academia primarily in research and development.

Senior Code Developer for Reservoir Simulation
Advanced degree in Petroleum Engineering or closely related field with 10-15 experience in reservoir engineering. A strong knowledge in modern Fortran 90 and C++ with strong parallel programming environment is preferred in the oil industry and/or in academia primarily in research and development.

Geophysical Researcher Seismic
PhD in Geophysics or related subject (Physics or Math). Excellent programming knowledge (D, C, C++, etc.) on a modern computing environment (Linux) with 10 or more years of relevant industry research / industry experience related to the processing of seismic reflection data is desirable but not a must.

Reservoir Engineering Researcher
AMS or PhD in Petroleum Engineering or closely related field (Physics) with 10-15 experience in the area of specialty in the oil industry and/or in academia primarily in research and development.

Drilling Engineer
Engineering degree and 7 years of experience in the Drilling & Workover area.

Natural Gas Liquid Process Engineering Specialist
BS in Engineering and minimum 10 years of experience in Natural Gas Liquid recovery & fractionation systems.

Process Modeling Specialist
BS in Engineering and minimum 10 years of experience in developing Process Simulation Models of the Companies Oil & Gas Industry and/or Refinery Processes.

Petrophysicist
Advanced degree (MS or PhD) in Petroleum Engineering, earth Sciences or related major with 10-15 experience Petroleum Engineering related experience, focused on Petrophyscis. Comprehensive knowledge of log analysis software and experience with open hole, case hole, LWD and core/long integration required.

Reservoir Management Engineer/ Specialist
Minimum B.Sc. degree or advance degree in Petroleum Engineering or equivalent with 10-15 years of Reservoir Management related experience.

Production & Facilities Specialist
Degree or advanced degree in Engineering with 10-15 years of related experience in Designing, Constructing and Managing facilities in the Oil and Gas Industry. Exposure to project related activities and should be familiar with gas plants, gas distribution system and oil processing facilities.

Embrace the challenge.
Come join us and send your resume now!

To apply please send your CV to aramcojobs@melorita.com
For more information please contact Armand Abdullah.
Telephone: +6 03 7954 2764
Hotline: +6 01 73 69 1982

Melorita Consultants Group
4th floor, Bangunan SSAAS
No 16 Jalan Utara
46200 Petaling Jaya
Selangor, Malaysia

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