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This role requires deep, hands on expertise in shale reservoir engineering, including RTA, PVT, DFIT, CPG interpretation, fracture modeling and reservoir simulation, complemented by modern analytics ...

This role requires deep, hands on expertise in shale reservoir engineering, including RTA, PVT, DFIT, CPG interpretation, fracture modeling and reservoir simulation, complemented by modern analytics ...

Reservoir Engineer

Spring, TX ยท On-site

$130/hr

... that meet reservoir engineering requirements. The position requires experience in reservoir ... Special Core Analysis Laboratory (SCAL) and other evaluations โ€ข Perform depletion plan ...

Proficient in all areas of Reservoir Engineering with foundational knowledge of operations ... Experience with unconventional/resource play economics, production type curve analysis, PVT ...

Proficient in all areas of Reservoir Engineering with foundational knowledge of operations ... Experience with unconventional/resource play economics, production type curve analysis, PVT ...

... analysis. Job Requirements * BS in Engineering is required, preferably Petroleum. * 5+ yrs experience as a reservoir engineer with oil field related projects preferred. * Must have strong technical ...

... performing reservoir engineering analysis to support Fervo Energy's geothermal development ... activities. This position will play a key role in shaping the development strategy, reservoir ...

Special Core Analysis Laboratory (SCAL) * Other reservoir evaluations * Perform depletion-plan ... Provide reservoir engineering input to drilling, facilities, and other project groups. * Mentor ...

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How much do reservoir engineering analyst jobs pay per year?

As of Sep 12, 2026, the average yearly pay for reservoir engineering analyst in the United States is $87,344.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $66,500.00 and $95,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does a reservoir engineering analyst do?

A Reservoir Engineering Analyst supports reservoir engineers by analyzing data related to oil and gas reservoirs. Their main tasks include building and updating reservoir models, performing decline curve analyses, estimating reserves, and assessing reservoir performance. They use specialized software to interpret production data and help optimize extraction strategies. By providing accurate technical analysis, they assist in maximizing resource recovery and guiding investment decisions for exploration and production companies.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a reservoir engineering analyst, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Reservoir Engineering Analyst, you need a strong background in petroleum engineering, reservoir simulation, and data analysis, usually supported by a relevant engineering degree. Proficiency with industry-standard software such as Petrel, Eclipse, and OFM, as well as familiarity with reservoir modeling and production forecasting tools, is essential. Analytical thinking, attention to detail, and effective communication skills help analysts interpret complex data and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams. These skills are crucial for optimizing reservoir performance, maximizing hydrocarbon recovery, and supporting strategic decision-making.

How does a reservoir engineering analyst typically collaborate with geologists and production engineers in daily operations?

As a Reservoir Engineering Analyst, collaboration with geologists and production engineers is a regular part of the role. Analysts often work with geologists to interpret subsurface data and develop accurate reservoir models, which inform decisions on well placement and recovery strategies. They also partner with production engineers to evaluate well performance, optimize production rates, and troubleshoot operational issues. Effective communication and teamwork are essential, as sharing insights and integrating data from multiple disciplines leads to more informed, profitable decisions for field development.

What is the difference between Reservoir Engineering Analyst vs Reservoir Engineer?

AspectReservoir Engineering AnalystReservoir Engineer
CredentialsBachelor's degree in petroleum engineering or related field; some roles may require a master'sBachelor's degree in petroleum engineering; often requires professional engineering license
Work EnvironmentOffice-based with data analysis, modeling, and reportingFieldwork and office work, including well site visits and reservoir modeling
Industry UsageCommon in oil and gas companies, focusing on data analysis and supportCore role in reservoir management, involved in planning and decision-making

While both roles require a background in petroleum engineering and involve reservoir data, Reservoir Engineering Analysts primarily focus on data analysis and modeling support, whereas Reservoir Engineers are more involved in reservoir management and operational decisions. The Analyst role is often more data-centric, with less direct field involvement.

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Infographic showing various Reservoir Engineering Analyst job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 92% Full Time, 4% Part Time, 3% Contract, and 1% Nights. Highlights an 85% Physical, 4% Hybrid, and 11% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $87,344 per year, or $42 per hour.

Reservoir Engineering Analyst

Longview, TX โ€ข On-site

The Dahill Group
Oil and Gas Extractionย โ€ขย 1 - 10 employees

Full-time

Medical, Retirement

Posted 24 days ago


Job description

The Dahill Group is thrilled to be working with our client, a well-established and highly regarded Texas based E&P company in search of an exceptional Reservoir Engineering Data Analyst with extensive experience in oil & gas data systems. This an exceptional role to be the data architecture for the design and maintaining the reservoir engineering functions for the company.  This sole analyst owns the analytical work products that include the systems, standards, and quality controls that connect production data, reserves data, economic assumptions, and third-party datasets into an integrated foundation for reservoir engineering work. The role requires domain instinct: reservoir engineering concepts is critical and must be familiar enough that the Analyst can recognize when a number does not make sense and trace it back. It also requires data systems design experience, not just data analysis skills.

This is a new position for a E&P company that is growing substantially and you will be part of a truly phenomenal and collegiate reservoir team. 

Key Responsibilities:

 

Data Architecture and Systems Design: 


•      Design and maintain the reservoir engineering function's data architecture: how databases connect, the master source for each field, how new data flows in, and how corrections propagate from sources outside the company's control.

•      Establish standards for the integrity and consistency of historical and new data across production, reserves, economics, and third-party sources.

•      Build and maintain automated quality checks and visualization tools that surface data issues before they affect downstream analysis.

•      Coordinate with the GIS & Process Integration Coordinator, IT, and the broader business on shared data infrastructure and integration points.


Surveillance Analytics and Reporting Infrastructure:

 

•      Own and maintain dashboards and reporting infrastructure for the reservoir engineering function.

•      Support surveillance work with data systems, quality control tools, and designed visualizations.

•      Contribute to routine surveillance interpretation, flowback monitoring, base decline tracking, and performance analysis.


A&D and Development Planning Support :


•      Support A&D evaluations with inventory analysis, mapping, document preparation, and data room work.

•      Support development planning with data preparation, scenario execution, and analytical follow-up.

•      Maintain the Lease Retention ComboCurve database based on the well list prepared by Land and Geology.

•      Prepare quarterly economics on the active Lease Retention scenario, including production forecasts, expense analysis, and revenue-stream analysis (price differentials and plant products if any).

•      Maintain activity dashboards in Spotfire combining public data and proprietary data.


Forecasting Databases and Well Economics:


•      Maintain the owned asset, Workfile, database.

•      Maintain the Haynesville basin ComboCurve database.

•      Maintain the horizontal Cotton Valley basin ComboCurve database.

•      Prepare sensitivities and scenarios for production performance, reservoir performance, development planning, and AFE economics using methodology set by the Director.

•      Execute single-well and pad-level AFE economics under Director review.

•      Support screening on inventory, refrac candidates, and non-drill opportunities.


Reserves and Budget Support:


•      Contribute to annual reserves submission and year-over-year reconciliation.

•      Manage third-party communications for reserves work under the Director's direction.

•      Maintain forecast components (production, expense, capital, revenue streams) for budget cycles and Latest Estimate updates.


Lookback and Continuous Improvement :


•      Contribute to lookback analyses with data assembly and comparison work.

•      Identify opportunities to improve analytical workflows, data quality, and reporting infrastructure.

•      Participate in structured deep-dives with the Director to build reservoir engineering fluency over time.


Required Qualifications:


•      Bachelor's degree in a quantitative discipline: engineering, mathematics, science, and MUST have prior work experience in upstream oil & gas.

•      3+ years of experience in upstream oil and gas, ideally in reservoir engineering, production analytics, or technical data roles.

•      Demonstrated data architecture or systems design experience. Strong candidates have designed or significantly contributed to data systems that integrate multiple sources.

•      Working understanding of reservoir engineering concepts; able to recognize when analytical outputs do not pass basic reasonableness checks and trace them back.

•      Required tool proficiency: strong Excel; working SQL; Spotfire or Power BI; ComboCurve or equivalent forecasting platform.

•      Strong analytical judgment, follow-through, and attention to detail; committed to keeping datasets consistent and defensible.

•      Comfortable working to a defined standard and iterating with direction from the Director.


Preferred Qualifications:


•      Experience with ComboCurve and Whitson+.

•      Experience in Haynesville or other unconventional shale plays.

•      Experience integrating data from multiple sources: internal production systems, public data, partner submissions, third-party analyses, purchased datasets.

•      Experience designing dashboards or data visualization systems beyond routine reporting.

•      Petroleum engineering coursework or degree or demonstrated equivalent domain understanding through work experience working for an upstream oil & gas operator - critical.

 

About the Team:


The Engineering Analyst joins a four-role reservoir engineering team: the Director / Senior Engineer, the Engineering Analyst, the GIS & Process Integration Coordinator, and Reserves Tech. The team is intentionally shaped to deliver technical depth without stacking engineers, with the Analyst as the central execution role and the data architecture anchor for the function.

Work Environment and Requirements for hybrid schedule:


This is a full-time position working in their Longview office. A nine-eighty work schedule is available, with work hours Monday through Thursday, 7:00 am to 5:00 pm (with Friday off that week) and every other week is Monday thru Friday with Friday’s work schedule, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.

Hybrid schedule (for those within 40 miles of Longview): Monday thru Wednesday in the office – Thursday and Friday remote. NO fully remote is available and open to those who will reside in Texas or Louisiana.

NOTE: This position is not eligible for immigration sponsorship.

For those 40 miles outside of Longview, TX – hybrid schedule is 3 days in office twice (typically the second and fourth weeks of the month) and remote the remaining days of the month – NO exception and NO 100% remote option. Open to candidates that currently reside in Texas or Louisiana ONLY -

 

Compensation Package:


Base Salary will be based on experience and background

Annual Target Cash Bonus: - ALL employees participate in an annual cash bonus – based on company and individual performance


Additional Benefits include:


  • 100% Employer paid Health insurance for employee, spouse and children.
  • 401K employer matches the first 1% at 100% and the next 6% at 50%.
  • Pension eligibility after completion of 1st year of employment