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Lead Software Engineer

Posted 6 days ago

samprasoftHouston (TX)

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Software Engineer IV
Location: Houston Texas 77002 (Hybrid-2/3 days a week On-Site)
Job Type: Long Term Contract
Mandatory Skills: Python, C#, Azure and Oil & GasJob description: The individual will join Reservoir Simulation & Optimization (RSO)-Workflow team under Chevron Subsurface Platform, developing tools and applications focusing on the subsurface component of the end-to-end workflow from reservoir modeling to economics. The main product RSO workflow team works on is called FDPlan, a native DELFI application (Schlumberger product with Chevron customization) for integrating various components required for agile field development planning solution, delivering faster, more accurate, and more effective field development plan. FDPlan is identified integration platform to enable full value chain asset development and portfolio optimization. Work closely with the respective functional disciplines such as Interpretation & Modeling and Reservoir Simulation & Optimization. Requirements of this position:5+ year of technical depth and breadth across the range of large-scale cloud and data architectures technologies. Practical, hands-on experience in all phases of Software Development Lifecycle (plan, design, develop, test, release, maintain and support, decommission).BS minimum, MS preferred in Computer Science or related technical field involving coding (e.g., physics, engineering or mathematics).Strong coding skills in Python based services, Azure ReST services (JSON data schemas), Working knowledge of GIT and ADO. Optionally, Microsoft Blazar/C#.

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