McDaniel is seeking for a summer student within our Geology group. You will be supporting high impact projects and developing and implementing practices that will scale and grow our practice. Join the 2027 class of new hires at McDaniel and be part of a dynamic, innovative environment that fosters career growth and development.
Why McDaniel
· Incredible Learning Opportunity: Group onboarding to help you learn the ropes of the industry and McDaniel’s approach, followed by assignment to specialized teams with mentors.
· Comprehensive Exposure: Work on high-profile projects involving technical forecasting, data analytics, and economic evaluations.
· Career Development: A strong emphasis on mentorship and professional growth in both technical and financial aspects of the industry.
What You'll Do
· Petrophysical log evaluation
· Maintaining geological and reservoir engineering databases
· Compiling relevant geological data
· Geological play mapping
· Conventional and unconventional resource analysis
· Carbon sequestration assessment
· Providing support for geologists and reservoir engineers
Who We’re Looking For
- Completed third year at a Canadian University
- Self-starter capable of working independently
- Team player who enjoys learning and contributing to team goals
- Proficiency with Geoscout, Geographix, Petrel/RMS & Python is not required but would be an asset
Employment Duration and Office Location Term Date: May – August 2027
The role is based in McDaniel's Calgary office.
Application Process:
Please send your resume, cover letter, and transcripts to
[email protected].
About McDaniel
McDaniel, established in 1955, is an internationally recognized firm with over 70 years of expertise in petroleum geology, reservoir engineering, reserves estimation, technical studies, and economic evaluations. We are proud of our industry leadership and the prospect we provide for new hires to excel in an innovative and supportive environment.
Join Us and Make an Impact!
📌 Summer Student – Geology Group (Calgary)
🏢 McDaniel
📍 Calgary