Employment
You can fax your resume to 432-687-3157 or email to kputnam@sutlog.com
Positions available
NOTICE OF POSITION OPENING
Suttles Logging, Inc
Title:
Geologist
Job Duties:
- Employing lithostratigraphic and biostratigraphic techniques to interpret the reservoir characteristics.
- Applying principles of Micropaleontology to identify paraconformities to improve drilling efficiency for petroleum exploration.
- Evaluating structural trends of sedimentary rocks in the development of oil and gas.
- Recognizing various styles of deposition of sedimentary rock strata within different basins of deposition by using basin analysis techniques to interpret hydrocarbon potential.
- Evaluating different formation tops and different lithologies from geological data.
- Locating the porosity zones within rock formations by correlating different geophysical logs: electric logs, resistivity logs, induction logs, sp logs, neutron logs, density logs and gamma ray logs for the hydrocarbon potential.
- Evaluating the transgressive and regressive facies on the basis of Micropaleontological (Foraminiferal) approaches to interpret the rates of sedimentation within basinal margins.
- Giving detailed geological interpretation to drilling consultant to ensure smooth drilling without any delay in order to avoid circulation lost, lost returns, etc.
- Applying principles and applications of Sequence Stratigraphy for hydrocarbon exploration.
- Applying principles of Sedimentary Geology and Sedimentology to better understand the depositional basins for petroleum exploration.
- Employing the micropaleontological index biomarkers (Foraminifera) for hydrocarbon potential within basin of deposition.
Bachelor's degree in Geology or equivalent as evaluated by
credentials evaluation service
At least 1 Year Experience
Other Skills
Must have strong skills in Micropaleontology, including Foraminifera
Salary
Salary details upon request
Contact:
Mr. Frank Suttles, Suttles Logging, Inc.,
432-687-3148
Or email kputnam@sutlog.com
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