Engineering Project Manager – Carbon Storage

Vault 4401•Denver, CO

1d•$170,000 - $190,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Vault is currently seeking a Project Manager with subsurface, and operations engineering experience to support and lead the evaluation and development of CCS projects within Vault’s development portfolio. As a key member of the team, the Project Manager will interface with internal and external project participants and stakeholders to lead integrated project development including technical evaluation, budgeting, economic justification, regulatory approval, and execution of projects.

Requirements

Minimum Bachelor’s Degree in Science / Engineering (petroleum, mechanical or chemical preferred) with minimum 10 years of relevant experience in project execution in the upstream oil and gas and/or carbon capture and storage industry
Familiarity with field development (reservoir engineering, geology, drilling/completions and/or fluid dynamics is an asset)
Proven project management skills with previous experience successfully executing projects
Self directed with the ability to collaborate and organize activities from multidiscipline teams
High level of personal and professional integrity
Excellent time management and ability to multitask
Strong analytical skills and business acumen
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Proficient in Office 365 package (skilled in Excel and PowerPoint)

Nice To Haves

Experience with carbon sequestration or enhanced oil recovery is an asset
Project Management Professional (PMP) certification is an asset
Experience with EPA regulations, Class VI permitting process, or CCS-specific regulatory frameworks is an asset
Experience with MS Project, Power BI, ArcGIS considered an asset

Responsibilities

Manage safe execution of projects within defined scope, schedule, and budget
Demonstrate commitment to safety, including but not limited to project design and operations
Provide engineering technical support (reservoir, drilling, pipeline and/or facility)
Collaborate with multidisciplinary team to evaluate and execute projects
Apply technical and project experience to evaluate project alternatives and effectively manage change
Manage external resources supporting project requirements
Support project economic modeling and sensitivity assessment
Manage project regulatory approval at County, State and Federal levels
Support team with landowner, community, and government relations
Deliver management and partner presentations
Support business development team in identification and capture of new opportunities
Must be legally authorized to work in the USA
Travel to project / partner sites will be required with variable frequency