Production Analyst - ROC Operations

Devon Energy•Midland, TX

About The Position

Working under general supervision, the Production Analyst is responsible for documenting, coordinating, and optimizing production activities using software tools. The role performs routine analysis and optimization of production wells and facilities, systematically monitors well performance, and uses production data analysis tools to identify trends, patterns, and anomalies associated with underperforming wells. The analyst incorporates new data into the DSC process and applies relevant software packages to help optimize production operations, maximize asset value, and improve operational efficiency within E&P operations. The position monitors operating data and alarms, supports well and facility optimization, coordinates operational activities, and collaborates with lease operators, optimization operators, and engineers. It also contributes to continuous improvement and innovation, helps identify operational risks, and shares knowledge as an informal mentor.

Requirements

High school diploma required.
Three years of relevant experience.
Relevant experience preferably in E&P operations, including Production, Compression, Completions/Workover Processes, or Plunger Lift Operations.
Oral and written communication skills.
Results-oriented approach, active learning, digital literacy, and business acumen.
Skills in production data management, data analysis, alarm monitoring, reporting, well optimization and troubleshooting, documentation preparation, E&P operations software, and process implementation.
Knowledge of XSPOC or equivalent, Power BI, and Tow, Pi, Echometer TAM/TWM.

Nice To Haves

Associate's or bachelor's degree in a related field.
Industry experience.
Experience in E&P operations, particularly Production, Compression, Completions/Workover Processes, or Plunger Lift Operations.

Responsibilities

Ensure data from corrective repairs is accurate and being streamed; incorporate new data into the DSC process and validate corrections in Cygnet.
Monitor daily run time, fuel usage, and other operating parameters through SCADA; notify lease operators of variances and provide production-related data as needed.
Schedule portable compressor and meter moves, generate off-production reports, and notify pipeline operators of system changes or alarms.
Recommend modifications and solutions to basic business and technical issues in DSC production, and contribute to continuous improvement.
Review and coordinate alarm notifications and reports; validate alarms after setting changes; and address underperforming wells with lease operators, optimization operators, and engineers.
Analyze production reports and collaborate with engineers, optimization operators, and lease operators on wells and lease activities.
Plan work to support business objectives, identify cross-discipline risks, and share knowledge as an informal mentor.
Identify producing-well alarms, notify operators of SWD system alarms or notifications, and ensure set-point and end-device changes made during inspections are accurate, streamed, and correctly configured.
Optimize and troubleshoot parameters for automated wells and incorporate new data into the DSC process.
Prioritize, organize, and complete concurrent projects according to established project-management standards while adapting to changing priorities.
Coordinate, host, or participate in route and well reviews; coordinate proactive fluid-level shots; and ensure corrective-repair data is accurate and being streamed.
Participate in developing new ideas and tools.