Reservoir Engineer- Uinta

Position Summary The Reservoir Engineer joins the Uinta Asset team, focusing on development and asset optimization within a fast‑paced, lean environment. The role requires a self‑starter, collaborative technical expert who delivers high quality work and supports budget planning, field operations, and commercial decision‑making. Core Competencies and Skills Familiarity with SPEE best practices in type well construction Proficient in using commercial software to perform RTA or PTA (CPG Analysis) Use of economic software to analyze AFE’s, development planning, operations (e.g., workovers), acreage evaluations, and larger acquisitions or divestitures Perform large‑scale field surveillance, preferably with Spotfire or similar Strong communication and presentation skills, able to distill complex subsurface findings for cross‑disciplinary stakeholders Commercially minded, driving solutions and optimizations that add value Required Education, Experience, & Skills Bachelor of Science in Engineering (preferably Petroleum Engineering) 8+ years of experience, including a minimum of 4 years in Reservoir Engineering Experience with unconventional reservoirs in the Lower 48 or Canada Proficient in Aries or ComboCurve Proficient in Whitson+ or Harmony Valid driver’s license and clean MVR that meet company insurance qualifications for vehicle operation Preferred Experiences Contributing team member for an active horizontal drilling program Independent technical and commercial inputs for development planning and operations Experience in another engineering discipline (e.g., production, completions) Assisted in annual reserves and A&D processes Evaluated assets in the Rockies Duties & Responsibilities Accountable for PDP forecasts and type curves for assigned wells Deliver AFE’s and capital project recommendations for the area Provide technical support for field development, including appraisal plans, spacing, completion trials, and competitor benchmarking Contribute as a subsurface expert within a multidisciplinary team and stakeholder in surface operations Assist with technical support for annual reserves and A&D work Support annual budget and planning (commercial & LOE analyses, production forecasts, development strategy) Own drawdown plan for all wedge wells Coordinate with state and regulatory bodies on field rules and planning Participate regularly in subsurface and operations team meetings Visit the field semi‑annually for well reviews with Operations teams Equity and Equal Opportunity Statement Crescent Energy is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will be considered for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender/pregnancy, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, veteran status, or any other legally protected status. Crescent Energy also commits to compliance with fair employment practices regarding citizenship and immigration status. If you require accommodation to complete the application process, please notify the recruitment team. #J-18808-Ljbffr Crescent Energy Management LLC