Oil Supply Specialist , Saudi Aramco
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Oil Supply Specialist
With a career in Corporate Planning at Saudi Aramco, you’ll visibly influence the performance of a global leader in the energy industry and play a vital role in helping us become the world’s leading integrated energy company by 2020. As the prime source of economic expertise within the company, Corporate Planning helps us to address the key business issues. So whether it’s advising on energy markets, economic evaluations, oil pricing, macroeconomic outlook or international energy policies and regulations, your role will be both stimulating and demanding. Quite simply, the limits to what you can achieve are up to you.
You will hold a degree in Engineering, Economics, Business Administration, Accounting or Financial Management along with 15 years’ experience with international oil companies, international energy institutions (such as IEA or EIA), or international consultancies (such as CERA, PIRA, PFC or Wood Mackenzie).
Duties and Responsibilities:
• Analyzes well, field, and basin reports to determine production statistics and results.
• Develops and maintaining oil supply models including non-OPEC and OPEC countries.
• Develops robust short-, medium-, and long-term liquids supply forecasts on a country by country basis taking into consideration such factors as fiscal, investment-related, political, environmental, and the nature of assets and decline rates that are likely to impact supply.
• Provides analysis, and interpretation of the oil supply forecasts in high quality written reports using Word and/or PowerPoint.
• Required to occasionally deliver detailed country analysis encompassing the factors that affect the country’s oil supply, such as existing proven, probable and possible reserves and their implications for oil supply; undiscovered resource potential; maturity and decline rates of already developed fields; new sources of oil supply, such as deep sea developments, arctic developments, oil shale source rocks as an emerging source of oil supply and unconventional oil; commercial developments and their economics; impact of technological advancements on future developments, recovery and supply; marketed crude oil streams; and crude oil quality outlook.
• Represents Saudi Aramco at industry conferences and seminars.
• Represents Corporate Planning and the Energy Outlook Group in Saudi Aramco events to increase employee understanding of the oil industry, such as the Business Acumen Program and various internal courses and workshops.
• Represents Corporate Planning and the Energy Outlook Group by delivering high level industry talks and seminars to visiting entities.
Learn more about the amazing rewards, lifestyle and benefits that come with a career at Saudi Aramco.
www.jobsataramco.eu/economistjp
uncommon opportunities
Dream Big
You provide the insights. We’ll give you a whole new perspective.
Oil Supply Specialist
With a career in Corporate Planning at Saudi Aramco, you’ll visibly influence the performance of a global leader in the energy industry and play a vital role in helping us become the world’s leading integrated energy company by 2020. As the prime source of economic expertise within the company, Corporate Planning helps us to address the key business issues. So whether it’s advising on energy markets, economic evaluations, oil pricing, macroeconomic outlook or international energy policies and regulations, your role will be both stimulating and demanding. Quite simply, the limits to what you can achieve are up to you.
You will hold a degree in Engineering, Economics, Business Administration, Accounting or Financial Management along with 15 years’ experience with international oil companies, international energy institutions (such as IEA or EIA), or international consultancies (such as CERA, PIRA, PFC or Wood Mackenzie).
Duties and Responsibilities:
• Analyzes well, field, and basin reports to determine production statistics and results.
• Develops and maintaining oil supply models including non-OPEC and OPEC countries.
• Develops robust short-, medium-, and long-term liquids supply forecasts on a country by country basis taking into consideration such factors as fiscal, investment-related, political, environmental, and the nature of assets and decline rates that are likely to impact supply.
• Provides analysis, and interpretation of the oil supply forecasts in high quality written reports using Word and/or PowerPoint.
• Required to occasionally deliver detailed country analysis encompassing the factors that affect the country’s oil supply, such as existing proven, probable and possible reserves and their implications for oil supply; undiscovered resource potential; maturity and decline rates of already developed fields; new sources of oil supply, such as deep sea developments, arctic developments, oil shale source rocks as an emerging source of oil supply and unconventional oil; commercial developments and their economics; impact of technological advancements on future developments, recovery and supply; marketed crude oil streams; and crude oil quality outlook.
• Represents Saudi Aramco at industry conferences and seminars.
• Represents Corporate Planning and the Energy Outlook Group in Saudi Aramco events to increase employee understanding of the oil industry, such as the Business Acumen Program and various internal courses and workshops.
• Represents Corporate Planning and the Energy Outlook Group by delivering high level industry talks and seminars to visiting entities.
Learn more about the amazing rewards, lifestyle and benefits that come with a career at Saudi Aramco.
www.jobsataramco.eu/economistjp
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