Geologist, Eagle Ford

WARWICK INVESTMENT GROUP LLC•Oklahoma City, OK

9d•Onsite

About The Position

Warwick Investment Group is seeking a South Texas Development Geologist responsible for optimizing horizontal drilling programs and field development on the company's operated assets. This role involves integrating geologic and engineering data to identify high-quality landing zones, manage well spacing, and drive continuous improvement in field performance. The ideal candidate will possess technical expertise in unconventional plays, strong cross-disciplinary communication skills, and the ability to execute development plans efficiently in a fast-paced environment.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Geology, Geoscience, or Earth Science required.
5+ years of experience in oil and gas development geology.
At least 3 years of experience in unconventional shale plays.
Proficiency in geologic software (Geographix preferred).
Proficiency in geosteering/well planning software (ROGII’s StarSteer strongly preferred).
Knowledge of geosteering operations and mud log data interpretation.
Familiarity with seismic data interpretation.
Understanding of geomechanics, frac gradients, and completions-related data.
Familiarity with Spotfire or data visualization platforms for trend analysis and production data integration.
Strong communication and collaboration skills across technical and operational teams.
Analytical thinker with attention to detail, a results-driven mindset and organized.

Nice To Haves

Master's degree with a focus in sedimentology/stratigraphy, petroleum geology or structural geology preferred.
Experience in South Texas (Eagle Ford/Austin Chalk) is strongly preferred.
Experience with machine learning applications in geoscience or real-time drilling analytics preferred.

Responsibilities

Build and maintain maps of target formations, including structure, isopach, OOIP/OGIP, GOR/phase/yield, and BHP/Pgrad.
Integrate operated and non-operated subsurface data into interpretations, including geosteering interpretations.
Map uphole zones as potential geohazards or upside potential.
Identify optimal landing zones and lateral targets for horizontal wells by studying offset wells.
Collaborate with geophysics, drilling, completions, and reservoir engineers to design and position horizontal wells.
Work with the Operations Geologist to build pre-drill SOPs and well plans for geosteering.
Monitor geosteering efforts during drilling to ensure effective execution of pre-drill plans.
Conduct post-drill evaluations and ensure all geologic data is stored and integrated into interpretations.
Compile offset well data as needed.
Utilize petrophysical and rock mechanical properties to support completion design and frac planning.
Integrate production analytics and machine learning insights into geologic interpretation.
Assess well spacing and sequencing strategies for full-field development with engineering teams.
Identify refrac, re-entry, and infill drilling opportunities based on reservoir performance.
Support annual reserves booking processes.
Present geologic interpretations, risk assessments, and drilling recommendations to management and the Investment Committee.
Participate in interdisciplinary team meetings and asset reviews.
Maintain and manage geological databases, ensuring accuracy and accessibility.
Collaborate with finance/investment team members.