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The Role TenOaks Energy Advisors is seeking a Geologist to work alongside the technical and ... analysis, petrophysics, and volumetrics. • Ability to generate high-quality maps and exhibits ...

The Role TenOaks Energy Advisors is seeking a Geologist to work alongside the technical and ... analysis, petrophysics, and volumetrics. • Ability to generate high-quality maps and exhibits ...

Build and maintain relationships with operators, financial sponsors, and advisors across the U.S ... petrophysics, and A&D processes sufficient to collaborate effectively with technical teams and ...

Build and maintain relationships with operators, financial sponsors, and advisors across the U.S ... petrophysics, and A&D processes sufficient to collaborate effectively with technical teams and ...

Build and maintain relationships with operators, financial sponsors, and advisors across the U.S ... petrophysics, and A&D processes sufficient to collaborate effectively with technical teams and ...

You will manage and advise a portfolio of our largest donors, serve as a leader within our philanthropy team, and be a thought partner to our senior leadership team. Why We're Hiring Now Many of our ...

About GG Advisors GG Advisors is a Kansas City area professional services firm located in Leawood, Kansas. We provide advisory services, including tax, accounting, part-time CFO, and business ...

About GG Advisors GG Advisors is a Kansas City area professional services firm located in Leawood, Kansas. We provide advisory services, including tax, accounting, part-time CFO, and business ...

Waverly Advisors' primary goal is to serve our clients, one another, and our communities. We aren't your typical wealth management firm. Our intense client focus is at the center of everything we do.

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Petrophysical Advisor information

What is a petrophysical advisor?

Petrophysical Advisors are experts who analyze and interpret data from rock and fluid properties in oil and gas reservoirs. They use various tools and techniques, such as well logging, core analysis, and seismic data, to evaluate the quantity and quality of hydrocarbons present. Their insights help companies make informed decisions about drilling, production, and reservoir management. Petrophysical Advisors often collaborate with geologists, reservoir engineers, and other specialists to optimize the extraction and recovery of oil and gas resources.

How does a petrophysical advisor typically collaborate with geologists and reservoir engineers on integrated reservoir studies?

As a Petrophysical Advisor, you’ll work closely with geologists and reservoir engineers to interpret well log data and core analysis, integrating these insights into broader reservoir models. This collaboration often involves participating in multidisciplinary team meetings, providing petrophysical input for reservoir characterization, and supporting decisions related to well placement and completion strategies. Strong communication skills are essential, as you’ll need to clearly explain petrophysical interpretations and their implications for field development. This teamwork ensures that reservoir models are comprehensive and lead to more effective hydrocarbon recovery.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a petrophysical advisor, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Petrophysical Advisor, you need a strong background in geology, geophysics, and petrophysics, typically supported by an advanced degree in a relevant field. Proficiency in industry-standard software such as Petrel, Techlog, and well log interpretation tools, as well as familiarity with core and log data integration, is essential. Strong analytical thinking, communication, and teamwork skills are crucial for collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and conveying complex findings. These skills and qualities are vital to accurately evaluate reservoir properties, optimize resource development, and support informed decision-making in the oil and gas industry.

What is the difference between Petrophysical Advisor vs Petrophysicist?

AspectPetrophysical AdvisorPetrophysicist
CredentialsGeology or Petroleum Engineering degree, industry certificationsGeology or Petroleum Engineering degree, industry certifications
Work EnvironmentConsulting, client sites, project-basedResearch labs, oil companies, exploration teams
Industry UsageAdvises on petrophysical data interpretation and reservoir evaluationAnalyzes core and log data to characterize reservoirs

The main difference is that a Petrophysical Advisor provides expert consulting and strategic guidance on petrophysical data, often working across multiple projects and clients. In contrast, a Petrophysicist typically conducts detailed data analysis within a specific company or research setting. Both roles require similar credentials, but their work environments and focus differ.

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Key responsibilities

  • Perform technical evaluations of assets, including subsurface analysis, geologic studies, and key performance driver assessments.

  • Collaborate with clients and internal teams to understand assets, present data clearly, and ensure the accuracy and quality of geologic and subsurface materials.

  • Leverage geoscience experience to produce and defend high-quality geologic analysis and technical materials for client presentations and support.


Job description

The Role

TenOaks Energy Advisors is seeking a Geologist to work alongside the technical and commercial A&D marketing teams. This role will contribute to the geoscience function of upstream A&D evaluation with a goal to generate high-quality geologic analysis and technical materials to be presented to the client and counterparties in support of TenOaks/RedOaks advisory services.


About TenOaks & RedOaks

TenOaks Energy Advisors is a Dallas-based, industry-leading energy investment bank providing divestiture, M&A, and capital-raising advisory across the Energy Sector. TenOaks and its subsidiary RedOaks have successfully completed over 400 middle-market transactions and does >$1.0 B in transactional value annually. You will be joining an elite group of advisors focused on delivering best in class execution to our clients.


Principal Duties & Responsibilities

•    Will work closely with the current subsurface team and engineers to assist in divestiture mandates and will be expected to integrate into the subsurface team with a collaborative mindset to help strengthen the technical team.

•    Perform technical evaluations of assets - including subsurface analysis and associated offset analogue work, geologic studies, and key performance drivers in support of sell-side mandates.

•    Responsible for collaborating closely with clients to better understand the assets, present data in a clear and consistent manner, and communicating deliverables while maintaining strict quality controls on produced materials (including slide work, maps, cross-sections, type logs, analysis, etc.).

•    Will be expected to leverage experience to ensure the technical accuracy of all geologic and subsurface related material produced and expected to present/defend material in front of clients and counterparties.


Qualifications, Required Knowledge, & Abilities

•    5+ years of relevant oil and gas experience working for an operator or in A&D Banking as a Geologist with a commercially oriented ability to understand economic fundamentals associated with oil and gas development.

•    Direct experience performing geologic analysis across 3+ oil and gas basins and multiple reservoirs.

•    Proficiency in Petra Software – 3+ years experience performing subsurface evaluations using PETRA – including log interpretation, mapping, and project/database management.

•    Background in reservoir characterization – including experience identifying and exploitation of conventional / unconventional oil and gas reservoirs (knowledge of log analysis, petrophysics, and volumetrics.

•    Ability to generate high-quality maps and exhibits with a design sense to construct clean materials in PowerPoint.

•    Working proficiency in GIS (QGIS / ArcGIS) — shapefile creation and editing, joining and validating spatial and tabular data, and producing deal-quality map exhibits.

•    Familiarity with commercial industry databases (e.g., Enverus, S&P Global / IHS) and public / regulatory sources (e.g., the Texas Railroad Commission), with the ability to manage and analyze large datasets quickly through Spotfire, Excel, or similar tools.

•    Ability to present and defend geologic analyses to large groups, and to work directly with clients and their multidisciplinary geoscience teams on highly confidential evaluations.

•    Ability to handle multiple priorities under tight deadlines in a professional manner while working independently with sound judgment and communicating clearly, both verbally and in writing.


Preferred Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

•    Experience with additional mapping / geoscience software (GeoGraphix, Kingdom, Transform, Petrel, Canvas, etc.).

•    Scripting and workflow automation (e.g., Python, arcpy / geopandas) to streamline repeatable GIS and data tasks.

•    Working proficiency in GIS (QGIS / ArcGIS) — shapefile creation and editing, joining and validating spatial and tabular data, and producing deal-quality map exhibits.

•    Maintains professional society membership and seeks to serve in visible and/or leadership roles in the local community and national organizations.


Education & Experience

•    Bachelor’s Degree with a degree in geology from an accredited University is required.

•    Master’s Degree with an emphasis in geology from an accredited University is preferred.

•    5+ years of relevant industry experience working as a Geologist (must be upstream oil & gas or A&D Banking focused).

•    Relevant A&D experience is preferred, however is not required.

•    No securities licensing is required for this role — the SIE, Series 79, and Series 63 are not a condition of employment.


Guidelines for Applicants

•    No applications from professional staffing agencies will be reviewed.

•    We will respond only to qualified candidates.

•    Must be authorized to work in the U.S. without requiring sponsorship.


What TenOaks Offers

People are our greatest and most important asset. We value continual innovation and new ideas and strive to provide an idea meritocracy where anyone can champion new ways to do things. We want everyone to share in our collective success and are committed to pushing everyone to maximize their potential.


TenOaks and RedOaks Energy Advisors are equal opportunity employers. We are committed to providing equal employment opportunities for training, compensation, transfer, promotion, and other aspects of employment for all qualified applicants and employees without regard to sex, race, color, religion, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, genetic information, or veteran status.