Thermal Exploitation Engineer Calgary (Alberta)

Thermal Exploitation Engineer Calgary (Alberta)

02 Nov
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Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNRL)
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Alberta

02 Nov

Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNRL)

Alberta

Optimize SAGD assets in Calgary with Canadian Natural using subsurface engineering, reservoir performance monitoring, and technical economic evaluation skills.
As a Thermal Jackfish Exploitation Engineer, you will work on a top tier SAGD asset. You will collaborate with geoscientists, production engineers, reservoir engineers, field staff, and other professionals. Your work will support recovery optimization, production growth, and environmentally sustainable asset development.
Key Responsibilities: Identify opportunities and create depletion or development plans
Monitor reservoir performance and optimize recovery strategies
Prepare project updates and technical evaluation reports
Design workovers, steam plans, depletion plans, and operating targets




Forecast thermal well production and injection monthly and annually
Requirements: Two to fifteen years of subsurface experience
Bachelor of Engineering and APEGA registration or eligibility
Problem-solving, communication, organization, and leadership skills
Basic knowledge of geology, production, drilling, completions, and facilities
Data analytics, economic analysis, or thermal experience is an asset
Apply subsurface engineering, forecasting, and SAGD optimization expertise to Canadian Natural’s thermal assets in Calgary.

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📌 Thermal Exploitation Engineer Calgary (Alberta)
🏢 Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNRL)
📍 Alberta

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