Upstream Project Analyst (EMEA)

Independent Project Analysis
Reading
1 month ago
Applications closed

Upstream Project Analyst (EMEA)

Office based in Reading, UK with regular international travel


Position type:Permanent and Full-Time

Department:E&P, Integrated Energy

Date posted:October 15, 2024

Closing date:Open until filled


INTRODUCTION

The energy industry transition is well underway, but integrated energy companies must continue to develop exploration and production (E&P) projects effectively to generate the cash flow needed to enable the energy transition and meet energy demands for years to come. The Upstream Project Analyst role focusses on analysing traditional E&P projects and other new energy projects such as carbon capture and storage. If you are curious how the business and capital project worlds come together to deliver energy projects and enjoy collaborating with industry project teams, problem-solving, analysing data, and conducting research, then please apply to IPA EMEA.


KEY ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Gather technical energy project data (predominantly reservoir, facilities, and wells) through client interactions, identifying and evaluating areas of risk
  • Undertake statistical analysis using IPA’s databases to quantify findings
  • Write comprehensive reports offering insight and recommendations for clients
  • Deliver presentations (virtual or in-person) for technical and business audiences
  • Collaborate with capital project teams and organisations to improve project/system competitiveness
  • Research project success and failure drivers using statistical methods and IPA’s database
  • Regular international travel to clients and other IPA offices


REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE

  • Bachelor’s or master’s (preferred) degree or equivalent in natural sciences, geoscience, reservoir engineering, facilities engineering, drilling/completions engineering, or other relevant technical discipline
  • Relevant industry experience is advantageous, preferably in an integrated energy company, service provider, or consultancy
  • Proven record of carrying out independent research, preferably as part of a recent relevant role
  • Experience in manipulating and analysing data


REQUIRED SKILLS AND QUALITIES

  • Demonstrable superior English language written and oral communication skills
  • Demonstrable experience with Microsoft Office, including PowerPoint and Excel
  • Excellent interpersonal skills with ability to successfully liaise with people from different cultures
  • Excellent listening, presentation, and report writing skills with strong attention to detail
  • Demonstrable critical thinking, intellectual curiosity, and adaptability
  • Proven ability to work effectively independently and meet deadlines
  • Languages would be advantageous but not essential


REMUNERATION AND BENEFITS

  • Competitive salary commensurate with relevant skills and expertise
  • Comprehensive private medical cover, including dependents
  • Highly competitive employer contributory pension scheme
  • Holiday entitlement of 23 days plus 8 public days
  • Life assurance and critical illness cover
  • Sponsored academic development, industry exposure, and structured career development


HOW TO APPLY

Please fill in the form at https://www.ipaglobal.com/careers/upstream-project-analyst-emea-2/ and include your CV as well as cover letter including your salary expectations and availability.

Any offer of employment is conditional upon either having the right to work in the UK or successfully obtaining a work visa within the timescale required by IPA Ltd. IPA Ltd is a sponsor employer with UK Visas and Immigration.

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