The SEAM organization integrates Safety, Environment & Asset Management activities, with a broad geographical footprint, that will support Shell’s business & assets around the world.

The vision of SEAM is to provide capability across the spectrum of Safety, Environment, and Asset Management with:

• Shaping the future ways of working through introducing to the business new technology and new way of working, including e.g., digital, SBO, and real-time, data-driven, end-to-end optimization and risk management, but also global programs like Human Performance Based Safety Philosophy.

• Providing performance feedback driving disciplined execution to deliver reliable, predictable results.

• Helping the businesses build their improvement plans and provide support to execute them.

• Sustaining performance through strong core capabilities (internal, including SBO & contingent) through building expertise and a company-wide consistent approach.

Purpose & Accountabilities

• Analyze & process a broad range of petrophysical data.

• Ontime & quality delivery of subsurface data requirements using various industry standard (including Shell proprietary) applications & databases.

• Awareness of petrophysical data usage in related O&G workflows.

• Driving data quality improvement through interaction with asset data analysts/consultants.

• Ability to multi-task, prioritize and ensure delivery of priorities, and work independently according to established KPI.

• Active participation in the technical sessions and providing solutions to the issues shared in the forums.

• To identify & implement any improvement opportunities to ensure benefits in service/project delivery.

• Perform the relevant QA/QC checks of raw and processed data.

Skills & Requirements

• Bachelor's or master’s degree in geophysics, geology, physics, or a related technical discipline.

• 2 to 5 years of experience in the oil & gas industry and must have at least one or more working proficiency in well logging, core sampling, petrophysical modeling, petrophysical evaluation, etc.

• Must have exposure to petrophysical data in different avenues of oil and gas exploration & production.

• Knowledge of E&P is essential and a basic understanding of other low-carbon energies is an advantage. Deepwater exposure is not required but will be considered as an advantage.

• Hand-on experience in E&P standard petrophysics application suites (Techlog, Recall, etc.).

• Digital skills: experience in Python, Linux, SQL, and PowerBI will be an advantage.

• Should have a strong learner’s mindset and be a reliable team player.

• Strong interpersonal skills, willingness to challenge self, and to be confident in building internal and external relationships.

• Contributing to process improvement initiatives.