Job Description

Roles & Responsibilities

Key Responsibilities

• Work closely with service companies to achieve optimum design of planned stimulating (recipe, pump schedule and flowback)
• Write specialized stimulation intervention programs for wells in fractured carbonates to achieve safe, technically sound and cost-efficient treatment
• Develop detailed well stimulation cost estimates for assessing the economic viability of the intervention
• Design and execute quality assurance/quality control and perform post-job analysis for well stimulations
• Determine production improvement potential for wells; perform studies and projects assuring adequacy and conformance to overall objectives across stimulation, production, well design/testing programs, reservoir flow properties and fluid studies
• Plan, monitor and validate well surveillance activities to ensure well integrity
• Identify, evaluate, and select potential vendors to support well stimulations
• Maintain safety as a core principal in every aspect of the job and serve as a safety leader
• Manage the post-well operations reporting process to ensure optimization of operational data for continuous design and operational improvement
• Provide input into the specification of completion and well intervention related equipment and services
• Work closely with the sub-surface team to ensure reservoir requirements are delivered
• Work between the field and the office, particularly during stimulation operations
• Provide coverage for the Senior Stimulation Engineer during rotation leave

Desired Candidate Profile

Required Qualifications & Experience

• Minimum education: Bachelor s Degree
• Minimum of 7 8 years in Stimulation Engineering
• Significant experience with naturally fractured carbonates
• Experience with coiled tubing and interventions
• Demonstrated expertise in at least one industry-leading hydraulic fracturing simulation software (e.g., Stim Plan, Kinetix, GOHFER)
• Proficiency in petrophysical and mechanical property logs, Nodal Analysis, and advanced IP and EUR strategies
• Familiarity with reservoir engineering workflows and software (e.g., Petrel, Echelon)

Key Attributes

• Good understanding of well reservoir interaction in fractured carbonates
• Flexible to travel to field when needed (Kurdistan/Iraq)
• Team player
• Open to sharing experience and new ideas
• Achievement-focused and practical
• Committed to safety as a value