MMBO; PetrophysicistPosting date : Friday, February 27, 2009 Expiry date : Thursday, March 12, 2009
VACANCY Petrophysicist – International Location
Job Description:
The key responsibilities of this position include :
To define the petrophysical model integrating all petrophysical data (logs, core, mud logging and test) to support Exploration, Production & Development activities.
Perform formation evaluation to identify hydrocarbon bearing levels, quantify main petrophysical parameters (porosity, permeability, Sw), determine net pay, identify fluid contacts, define main geological characters of the subsurface formation which have impact on the creation of the static (geological/petrophysical) model of the reservoir for the correct evaluation of HIIP and perform the interpretation of cased hole measurements aimed at reservoir optimization and reservoir management activities.
Perform quantitative interpretation and analysis in open hole, while drilling and cased hole logs to determine lithology and formation properties (porosity, saturation, net pay) to identify hydrocarbon bearing levels and fluid contacts. Perform the petrophysical interpretation of the subsurface formations integrating all the data available using routine, special core analysis, surface logging, dynamic data, and petrographical, stratigraphical, structural and sedimentological data to generate the most appropriate petrophysical model.
Assist in the preparation of well data acquisition programs for the petrophysical evaluation and perform the final QC of the acquisition.
Assist in the preparation of well testing program.• Determine objectives of coring programs and laboratory requirements.
Evaluate third parties petrophysical jobs and reports and make the necessary recommendations.
Qualifications/Experience :
BSc in Petroleum Geology, Physics or in a relevant discipline.
At least 10 years experience in petrophysical interpretation (cased and open hole, clastic and carbonate lithologies and diagenesis, and fractures detection from logs), preferably with an Operating oil company.
Understanding of fluid properties and dynamics, fractures and faults systems, clastic and carbonate sedimentology and diagenesis, risk and uncertainty analysis and volumetric estimates.
Fully conversant in the use of G&G databases, petrophysical interpretation PC-based software (e.g. Prism Geographix,). Proficient in MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint and Visual Basic code programming.
Operational experience with an Operating oil company.
Operational experience as a wellsite petroleum engineer, preferably with an Operating oil company.
Basic skills in the use of 3D geological modelling software (e.g. Petrel).
Please mail a copy of your resume to : mail@mmbojobs.com
OIL AND GAS EXPERIENCE IS ESSENTIAL.
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Minggu, 08 Maret 2009
Oil & Gas: Job Vacancy
Talisman Energy Inc.; 3 positionsPosting date: February 28, 2009 Expiry date: March 14, 2009
Share our passion for Energy
Talisman Energy Inc. is an independent, upstream oil and gas company headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, operating in North America, the North Sea, South East Asia, Australia, North Africa, Trinidad and Tobago, and currently producing 485,000 boe/d worldwide. We are committed to conducting our business in a responsible manner - ethically, socially and environmentally.
Talisman has extensive interests In Indonesia with production in 2007 of almost 55,000 boe/d which is expected to rise to almost 80,000 boe/d by 2010.Talisman Sageri Ltd. is operator of the Sageri PSC in offshore South Sulawesi. Exploration drilling in the deepwater Makassar Strait will commence in 2010.
As one of the world s leading energy companies, our search for energy has taken us all over the world, and we are always looking for good people who share our passion for energy. We are looking for individuals to bring their energy to a results oriented and innovative team of industry leaders.
At Talisman, you can expect to go further as part of a team that is driven by a passion for energy and a bias for results. You will be competitively compensated and rewarded for your contribution to our success.
Experienced and suitably qualified Indonesian Nationals seeking challenging employment are invited to apply for this position.
Deputy Finance Manager (Ref 09/0049)
Reporting to the Finance Manager, you will be responsible for:
Supervising key daily financial functions including accounts payable and cash management, joint venture accounting, cost accounting and budgetary controls.
Supervising accounting processes including the preparation of the monthly financial package ensuring compliance with international accounting standards and head office accounting policies, BPMIGAS reporting and budget/reforecast preparation.
Developing and monitoring sound financial and internal control procedures to safeguard assets and records of the company.
Developing accounting processes and procedures to comply with BPMIGAS requirements, Joint Operating Agreement requirements, head office policies and internationally accepted practices to ensure efficient financial reporting.
Overseeing the financial accounting system software with a view to identifying areas for continuous improvement and automation.
Coordinate the audit process and liaise with internal, external and BPMIGAS auditors.
Ensure all tax filling obligations are met and liaise with Corporate Tax Department providing updates on changes to or new tax legislation.
Preparing materials for board meetings and other internal presentations as required.
Participating on the tender committee.
The ideal candidate will have:
A Bachelor s degree in Accounting or Business Administration or an internationally recognized professional accounting qualification.
Minimum ten (10) years extensive international oil and gas accounting and financial experience
covering exploration, development and production operations.
covering exploration, development and production operations.
Proven leadership, decision making and organizational skills.
Strong communication skills.
A demonstrated ability to mentor and train staff.
Petroleum Engineer (Ref 09/0056)
Reporting to the Senior Reservoir Engineer, you will be responsible for:
Maintaining well, field production and pressure databases.
Assisting in reserves estimation.
Performing appropriate reservoir and welt studies.• Provide petroleum engineering input into field development plans.
Contribute to the effective reservoir management of Talisman s producing fields.
Reviewing the operators Annual Work Plan and Budget.
Keeping abreast of the operators plans through regular attendance at various meetings.
The ideal candidate will have:
A Bachelor s degree in Petroleum Engineering.
Preference will be given to these applicants with 3 years relevant experience.
Recognized strengths in Petroleum Engineering core skills (production technology, reservoir management, well test analysis/management, material balance, well completion/stimulation design, etc).
Strong communication skill.
A desire for continuous improvement.
Business Analyst (Ref 09/0057)
Reporting to the Business & JV Analyst, you will responsible for:
Manage and protect Talisman s interest in its Joint Venture Operations.
Assist in preparing budget and reforecast materials as well as regular activity reporting.
Interpreting and synthesizing work program and budget information from a variety of sources to maintain detailed economic models.
Assist in the preparation of capital and operating budgets for the non-operated contract areas & prepare reports and analysis on non-operated production areas.
Assist in the preparation of year end reserve estimates and cash flows under existing economic operating conditions and in the preparation of the annual reserves report.
The ideal candidate will have:
A Bachelor s degree in Business Management, Engineering or Accounting.
Preference will be given to these applicants with 3 years relevant experience.
Familiar with upstream petroleum economics.
Strong communication skill.
A desire for continuous improvement.
Only the very best will be considered for these key positions. Address your application quoting appropriate reference number to:
Talisman Energy c/o Benchmark RecruitmentWisma Staco 7th FloorJl. Casablanca Kav. 18 Jakarta 12870
Email : talisman-energy@benchrecruit.com
Or simply visit www.benchrecruit.com(Please keep files to less than 500k)
www.talisman-energy.com
TALISMAN ENERGY
Share our passion for Energy
Talisman Energy Inc. is an independent, upstream oil and gas company headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, operating in North America, the North Sea, South East Asia, Australia, North Africa, Trinidad and Tobago, and currently producing 485,000 boe/d worldwide. We are committed to conducting our business in a responsible manner - ethically, socially and environmentally.
Talisman has extensive interests In Indonesia with production in 2007 of almost 55,000 boe/d which is expected to rise to almost 80,000 boe/d by 2010.Talisman Sageri Ltd. is operator of the Sageri PSC in offshore South Sulawesi. Exploration drilling in the deepwater Makassar Strait will commence in 2010.
As one of the world s leading energy companies, our search for energy has taken us all over the world, and we are always looking for good people who share our passion for energy. We are looking for individuals to bring their energy to a results oriented and innovative team of industry leaders.
At Talisman, you can expect to go further as part of a team that is driven by a passion for energy and a bias for results. You will be competitively compensated and rewarded for your contribution to our success.
Experienced and suitably qualified Indonesian Nationals seeking challenging employment are invited to apply for this position.
Deputy Finance Manager (Ref 09/0049)
Reporting to the Finance Manager, you will be responsible for:
Supervising key daily financial functions including accounts payable and cash management, joint venture accounting, cost accounting and budgetary controls.
Supervising accounting processes including the preparation of the monthly financial package ensuring compliance with international accounting standards and head office accounting policies, BPMIGAS reporting and budget/reforecast preparation.
Developing and monitoring sound financial and internal control procedures to safeguard assets and records of the company.
Developing accounting processes and procedures to comply with BPMIGAS requirements, Joint Operating Agreement requirements, head office policies and internationally accepted practices to ensure efficient financial reporting.
Overseeing the financial accounting system software with a view to identifying areas for continuous improvement and automation.
Coordinate the audit process and liaise with internal, external and BPMIGAS auditors.
Ensure all tax filling obligations are met and liaise with Corporate Tax Department providing updates on changes to or new tax legislation.
Preparing materials for board meetings and other internal presentations as required.
Participating on the tender committee.
The ideal candidate will have:
A Bachelor s degree in Accounting or Business Administration or an internationally recognized professional accounting qualification.
Minimum ten (10) years extensive international oil and gas accounting and financial experience
covering exploration, development and production operations.
covering exploration, development and production operations.
Proven leadership, decision making and organizational skills.
Strong communication skills.
A demonstrated ability to mentor and train staff.
Petroleum Engineer (Ref 09/0056)
Reporting to the Senior Reservoir Engineer, you will be responsible for:
Maintaining well, field production and pressure databases.
Assisting in reserves estimation.
Performing appropriate reservoir and welt studies.• Provide petroleum engineering input into field development plans.
Contribute to the effective reservoir management of Talisman s producing fields.
Reviewing the operators Annual Work Plan and Budget.
Keeping abreast of the operators plans through regular attendance at various meetings.
The ideal candidate will have:
A Bachelor s degree in Petroleum Engineering.
Preference will be given to these applicants with 3 years relevant experience.
Recognized strengths in Petroleum Engineering core skills (production technology, reservoir management, well test analysis/management, material balance, well completion/stimulation design, etc).
Strong communication skill.
A desire for continuous improvement.
Business Analyst (Ref 09/0057)
Reporting to the Business & JV Analyst, you will responsible for:
Manage and protect Talisman s interest in its Joint Venture Operations.
Assist in preparing budget and reforecast materials as well as regular activity reporting.
Interpreting and synthesizing work program and budget information from a variety of sources to maintain detailed economic models.
Assist in the preparation of capital and operating budgets for the non-operated contract areas & prepare reports and analysis on non-operated production areas.
Assist in the preparation of year end reserve estimates and cash flows under existing economic operating conditions and in the preparation of the annual reserves report.
The ideal candidate will have:
A Bachelor s degree in Business Management, Engineering or Accounting.
Preference will be given to these applicants with 3 years relevant experience.
Familiar with upstream petroleum economics.
Strong communication skill.
A desire for continuous improvement.
Only the very best will be considered for these key positions. Address your application quoting appropriate reference number to:
Talisman Energy c/o Benchmark RecruitmentWisma Staco 7th FloorJl. Casablanca Kav. 18 Jakarta 12870
Email : talisman-energy@benchrecruit.com
Or simply visit www.benchrecruit.com(Please keep files to less than 500k)
www.talisman-energy.com
TALISMAN ENERGY
ExxonMobil Vacancy 2009; Administrative assistant
ExxonMobil; Administrative assistant (BT - AA)Posting date : Saturday, February 07, 2009 Expiry date : Saturday, February 21, 2009
Are you ready to join us?Administrative assistant (BT - AA)
ExxonMobil is one of the world s largest publicly traded international petroleum and petrochemical companies. Under the names Esso, Mobil and ExxonMobil, we have global operations in most countries and territories.
The position responsibilities will include preparing internal and external reports, presentations and spreadsheets as well as answering phones, handling and filing of correspondence and financial data.Candidate must be willing to work either in Jakarta or in Cepu as well as willing to conduct business related travel.
Candidates should have:
Diploma degree in Secretarial or Bachelor degree in Liberal Arts or equivalent with minimum GPA 3.2 on a 4 point scale.
Excellent in English both spoken and written TOEIC level 6
Ability to type 50-60 words per minute.
At least 4 years working experience as Administrative Assistant.
Expert MS office skills, preferred experience with SAP applications.
Ability to work both effectively in a team as well as independently on projects.
Ability to manage time effectively and demonstrate initiative to promote continuous improvement in the workplace.
Candidates who meet these criteria should apply through online application:
http://www.exxonmobil.e-jobz.com
Not later than February 21, 2009
All applications will be treated as strictly confidential. Only short-listed candidates will be notified. No individual shall be authorized to use the ExxonMobil name and logo in an attempt to solicit up-front fees from the interested job-seekers.
Exxon MobilTaking on the world s toughest energy challenges.
Are you ready to join us?Administrative assistant (BT - AA)
ExxonMobil is one of the world s largest publicly traded international petroleum and petrochemical companies. Under the names Esso, Mobil and ExxonMobil, we have global operations in most countries and territories.
The position responsibilities will include preparing internal and external reports, presentations and spreadsheets as well as answering phones, handling and filing of correspondence and financial data.Candidate must be willing to work either in Jakarta or in Cepu as well as willing to conduct business related travel.
Candidates should have:
Diploma degree in Secretarial or Bachelor degree in Liberal Arts or equivalent with minimum GPA 3.2 on a 4 point scale.
Excellent in English both spoken and written TOEIC level 6
Ability to type 50-60 words per minute.
At least 4 years working experience as Administrative Assistant.
Expert MS office skills, preferred experience with SAP applications.
Ability to work both effectively in a team as well as independently on projects.
Ability to manage time effectively and demonstrate initiative to promote continuous improvement in the workplace.
Candidates who meet these criteria should apply through online application:
http://www.exxonmobil.e-jobz.com
Not later than February 21, 2009
All applications will be treated as strictly confidential. Only short-listed candidates will be notified. No individual shall be authorized to use the ExxonMobil name and logo in an attempt to solicit up-front fees from the interested job-seekers.
Exxon MobilTaking on the world s toughest energy challenges.
Career Vacancy 2009 in Leading FMCG Company
Currently we are looking for a high professional presonal to be located in our client, a leadingFast Moving Consumer Goods Company in Indonesia for the position of :
1.. Senior Marketing Manager
2.. Senior Trade marketing Manager
3.. Training Manager
4.. Cost Controller (to be located in central java)
5.. Market research senior manager
6.. Recruitment ManagerGeneral Requirement :
a.. He or she must holding min Bacheloor degree from reputable university (preferably overaseas graduated) and master degree would be an advantage
b.. Currently possess managerial level in current company
c.. Proven track record in current company
d.. Minimum 5 years of experience (3,5,6) and 7 years of experience (1,2,4) at the same position in FMCG Company
e.. Excellent communication skill in english, and mandarin (6)
Should you believe that you have the qualification above, please send us your somplete CV to:
ratihestu@bss.co.id
Only short-listed candidate would be notified. Thank you very mush for your co-operation.
1.. Senior Marketing Manager
2.. Senior Trade marketing Manager
3.. Training Manager
4.. Cost Controller (to be located in central java)
5.. Market research senior manager
6.. Recruitment ManagerGeneral Requirement :
a.. He or she must holding min Bacheloor degree from reputable university (preferably overaseas graduated) and master degree would be an advantage
b.. Currently possess managerial level in current company
c.. Proven track record in current company
d.. Minimum 5 years of experience (3,5,6) and 7 years of experience (1,2,4) at the same position in FMCG Company
e.. Excellent communication skill in english, and mandarin (6)
Should you believe that you have the qualification above, please send us your somplete CV to:
ratihestu@bss.co.id
Only short-listed candidate would be notified. Thank you very mush for your co-operation.
Rabu, 04 Maret 2009
Oil Industry Jobs
If there's a larger industry in the world than the petroleum we'd like to know about it. Oil and gas drive the economies of the world. It seems there's never enough oil to fill the demand and with every price increase stock markets are impacted. In every newspaper just about every day there are articles about some aspect of the petroleum industry.
There is tremendous pressure inside oil companies to find and get at new oil reserves, which can help quench the world's thirst for oil. Supply is shrinking in large part because former third world countries, like India and China, have huge needs for oil to feed their growing industries. China overtook Japan as the world's second-largest consumer of oil in 2003 and is closing in on the US, with demand for oil growing at about 15% a year.
Western Europe and Japan are heavily dependent on oil imports as production cannot meet massive domestic demand.
The gas-guzzling US is the world's largest per-capita oil consumer but produces much of its requirements itself.
Producers in the Middle East, where oil costs so little, are also heavy users. Poorer countries consume much less per head.
Oil companies are forced to find ways to extract more oil from known reserves and to find new ways of getting oil.
Where Is Oil Exploration and Production (E&P) Taking Place?
Oil companies are looking for oil all over the world. Here's where most of the oil came from in 2005:
Middle East: 31%Europe & Eurasia: 21.7%North America: 16.5%Africa: 12%Asia Pacific: 9.8%S. and Central America: 9%
The Middle East remains the biggest player in oil.
The region dwarfs the rest of the world, when it comes to reserves, ensuring its prominence on the global political stage. Saudi Arabia alone possesses 21.9% of the world's proved reserves.
The North Sea and Canada still have substantial reserves.
Essentially, the oil industry is ever changing and it needs -- it demands -- more people to find and get at the oil. There's a huge demand for petroleum engineers and geoscientists worldwide as well as for 'blue collar' workers who get their hands dirty working drilling jobs and on pipelines and in refineries.
You may already have an idea as to what kind of petroleum job you're seeking. Entry-level, labor. White collar, management. Administrative. There are many options, most of which will become clear to you soon enough. Despite the global nature of the industry, the types of jobs are very similar regardless of where in the world you are.
The oil industry is broken into three sectors: Upstream, midstream, and downstream.
Upstream activities are those related to oil exploration and production (drilling). A company like British Petroleum (BP) is most definitely a part of the upstream sector. In addition to large companies like Shell and BP you've got contractors who specialize in servicing oil rigs, drilling, manufacturing equipment, running seismic tests, ad so forth.
After the upstream sector you've got the midstream sector, which is involved with moving oil from production facilities -- via pipelines and oil tankers for instance -- to refineries. Refining is also a midstream activity.
At the end of the line are your downstreamers: petroleum product wholesalers and retailers (gas stations).
During the 1960s, multinationals such as Mobil, BP, and Shell had access to more than 80 percent of global oil and natural gas reserves. Western multinationals control just 10 percent of the world's oil, while state-run firms exercise exclusive control over roughly 77 percent, according to a November 2007 paper by Doug Young at Rice University's James Baker Institute.
There is tremendous pressure inside oil companies to find and get at new oil reserves, which can help quench the world's thirst for oil. Supply is shrinking in large part because former third world countries, like India and China, have huge needs for oil to feed their growing industries. China overtook Japan as the world's second-largest consumer of oil in 2003 and is closing in on the US, with demand for oil growing at about 15% a year.
Western Europe and Japan are heavily dependent on oil imports as production cannot meet massive domestic demand.
The gas-guzzling US is the world's largest per-capita oil consumer but produces much of its requirements itself.
Producers in the Middle East, where oil costs so little, are also heavy users. Poorer countries consume much less per head.
Oil companies are forced to find ways to extract more oil from known reserves and to find new ways of getting oil.
Where Is Oil Exploration and Production (E&P) Taking Place?
Oil companies are looking for oil all over the world. Here's where most of the oil came from in 2005:
Middle East: 31%Europe & Eurasia: 21.7%North America: 16.5%Africa: 12%Asia Pacific: 9.8%S. and Central America: 9%
The Middle East remains the biggest player in oil.
The region dwarfs the rest of the world, when it comes to reserves, ensuring its prominence on the global political stage. Saudi Arabia alone possesses 21.9% of the world's proved reserves.
The North Sea and Canada still have substantial reserves.
Essentially, the oil industry is ever changing and it needs -- it demands -- more people to find and get at the oil. There's a huge demand for petroleum engineers and geoscientists worldwide as well as for 'blue collar' workers who get their hands dirty working drilling jobs and on pipelines and in refineries.
You may already have an idea as to what kind of petroleum job you're seeking. Entry-level, labor. White collar, management. Administrative. There are many options, most of which will become clear to you soon enough. Despite the global nature of the industry, the types of jobs are very similar regardless of where in the world you are.
The oil industry is broken into three sectors: Upstream, midstream, and downstream.
Upstream activities are those related to oil exploration and production (drilling). A company like British Petroleum (BP) is most definitely a part of the upstream sector. In addition to large companies like Shell and BP you've got contractors who specialize in servicing oil rigs, drilling, manufacturing equipment, running seismic tests, ad so forth.
After the upstream sector you've got the midstream sector, which is involved with moving oil from production facilities -- via pipelines and oil tankers for instance -- to refineries. Refining is also a midstream activity.
At the end of the line are your downstreamers: petroleum product wholesalers and retailers (gas stations).
During the 1960s, multinationals such as Mobil, BP, and Shell had access to more than 80 percent of global oil and natural gas reserves. Western multinationals control just 10 percent of the world's oil, while state-run firms exercise exclusive control over roughly 77 percent, according to a November 2007 paper by Doug Young at Rice University's James Baker Institute.
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