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About the role:
The core function of the Corporate Planning organization is to advise the company’s management and guide other departments within the company on energy markets and outlooks, economic evaluation of projects, oil pricing, macroeconomic outlook, and international energy policies and regulations in addition to assisting with business planning and strategy formulation. As an Upstream Senior Investment Analyst, you will be a key advisor to Corporate Management as well as other organizations within the company on different financial and economic issues involved the company’s upstream strategies and capital allocations. As an expert with an in-depth experience of the upstream oil and gas industry, the Upstream Senior Investment Analyst will be responsible for working with upstream organizations within Saudi Aramco to develop an outlook for the drilling program, rig utilization and drilling efficiency trends.
Duties and Responsibilities: 
The Upstream Senior Investment Analyst will serve as advisor to Corporate Management and other company organizations on upstream oil and gas issues encompassing the following: Provides analysis, evaluation and validation of information provided in support of proposed capital investments in exploration and development programs for the upstream business. Provides up-to-date information about ongoing drilling programs by region, for both onshore and offshore, for exploration and development drilling and rig type for both oil and gas including rig utilization rates, rig efficiency and rig lease cost trends. Reports periodically on the long-run marginal costs of proposed new oil and gas increments and trends for future increments.

Minimum Requirements: 
Bachelor's degree in Petroleum Engineering or related specialty. MBA or master’s degree in Petroleum Economics desirable. Significant experience in the upstream industry. Some relevant experience with a large upstream consultancy company combined with plenty of industry experience would be a plus. Thorough understanding of the economic and business factors related to the upstream industry with substantial experience of applying that knowledge to the evaluation of industry trends.
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