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Brunel is seeking a Reservoir Engineer with strong expertise in simulation to support a portfolio of carbon storage technology development programs. The role will focus on advancing predictive capabilities around subsurface CO₂ behavior, helping enable the safe and effective deployment of carbon capture and storage (CCS) solutions. Responsibilities
Perform advanced reservoir simulations using Schlumberger's INTERSECT to assess CO₂ injection and storage scenarios. Evaluate injectivity, pressure communication, and seal integrity across diverse geological settings. Contribute to the development and assessment of new and hybrid CO₂ storage mechanisms. Collaborate with geoscience, geomechanics, and data science teams to integrate results into broader CCS program efforts. Provide technical support for field pilots and large-scale CCS projects. Develop workflows, methodologies, and best practices for simulation-driven screening and risk analysis. Deliver technical insights through reports, presentations, and publications. Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Petroleum, Chemical, or Reservoir Engineering (advanced degree preferred). Minimum 5 years of reservoir engineering experience, with a strong focus on simulation. Proven expertise in Schlumberger INTERSECT; experience with Eclipse, CMG, or similar tools is a plus. Strong understanding of fluid flow in porous media, CO₂ behavior, and geomechanics. Experience in CCS projects or enhanced oil recovery (EOR) applications is highly desirable. Strong analytical, communication, and cross-disciplinary collaboration skills. Closing: October 24, 2025 Vacancy reference: TR-265255 Are you ready for the next step in your career? Apply in 1 minute and let’s get in touch!
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Brunel is seeking a Reservoir Engineer with strong expertise in simulation to support a portfolio of carbon storage technology development programs. The role will focus on advancing predictive capabilities around subsurface CO₂ behavior, helping enable the safe and effective deployment of carbon capture and storage (CCS) solutions. Responsibilities
Perform advanced reservoir simulations using Schlumberger's INTERSECT to assess CO₂ injection and storage scenarios. Evaluate injectivity, pressure communication, and seal integrity across diverse geological settings. Contribute to the development and assessment of new and hybrid CO₂ storage mechanisms. Collaborate with geoscience, geomechanics, and data science teams to integrate results into broader CCS program efforts. Provide technical support for field pilots and large-scale CCS projects. Develop workflows, methodologies, and best practices for simulation-driven screening and risk analysis. Deliver technical insights through reports, presentations, and publications. Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Petroleum, Chemical, or Reservoir Engineering (advanced degree preferred). Minimum 5 years of reservoir engineering experience, with a strong focus on simulation. Proven expertise in Schlumberger INTERSECT; experience with Eclipse, CMG, or similar tools is a plus. Strong understanding of fluid flow in porous media, CO₂ behavior, and geomechanics. Experience in CCS projects or enhanced oil recovery (EOR) applications is highly desirable. Strong analytical, communication, and cross-disciplinary collaboration skills. Closing: October 24, 2025 Vacancy reference: TR-265255 Are you ready for the next step in your career? Apply in 1 minute and let’s get in touch!
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