Senior Geologic Modeler ExxonMobil Contingent Community - 3.9 Spring, TX Job Details Contract $140 - $170 an hour 4 days ago Qualifications Well logging interpretation Risk assessment Reservoir modeling Seismic data interpretation Simulation analysis Cross-functional collaboration Reservoir characterization Scenario analysis Full Job Description 12-Month Contract On-site at Spring Campus ExxonMobil has been a leader in the energy sector for over 140 years. As ExxonMobil adapts to meet the increasing global demand for oil, natural gas, and refined products, it is committed to playing a pivotal role in energy transition. ExxonMobil's mission, to fuel the world safely and responsibly, has never been more important. Together, Raise and ExxonMobil are building teams that are rising to meet the world's growing energy needs through the ExxonMobil Contingent Community—where skilled workers and unique contract opportunities meet. Raise is taking applications for current openings like this one while building a diverse group of talent for future openings. When you apply for this role, you'll also be considered for upcoming positions that align with your skills and qualifications.

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Successful applicants will be employees of Raise Limited, working at ExxonMobil facilities with both ExxonMobil employees and other contractors. Overview ExxonMobil is seeking an Experienced Geologic Modeler to join its Greece and Cyprus subsurface team in Spring, Texas. The team is maturing two recent discoveries, one clastic and one carbonate, toward development on a tight timeline. You will own the static geologic model for the clastic discovery, with some support on the carbonate model as needed, and serve as the bridge between geologic interpretation, stratigraphy, and the reservoir engineers. This is a hands-on modeling seat on a small, collaborative team, so the right person can hit the ground running from day one. The role is 100% onsite at the Spring campus, with a standard 40-hour week and no travel. Responsibilities Build and maintain the static geologic model for a clastic discovery, integrating geological, geophysical, petrophysical, and engineering data. Construct and update structural and stratigraphic frameworks that capture reservoir geometry, heterogeneity, connectivity, and compartmentalization. Perform property modeling, seismic conditioning, and calibration to seismic data to improve model predictability. Quality-check modeling inputs, including seismic interpretations, stratigraphic correlations, and petrophysical data. Run uncertainty analysis, scenario modeling, volumetrics, and sensitivity testing, and identify the key geologic risk drivers. Partner with reservoir engineers on model initialization, history matching, flow simulation, and dynamic sensitivities. Deliver models that support resource assessment, reservoir simulation, pressure forecasting, and development planning. Support the team's carbonate discovery model when needed. Improve and apply geologic modeling workflows, standards, and best practices for efficiency, consistency, and quality. Present modeling assumptions, results, uncertainties, and recommendations to technical and business stakeholders. Contribute to technical documentation, peer reviews, assurance activities, and regulatory support. Qualifications Required Qualifications 10+ years of hands-on experience building geologic models, with clear time spent on model construction across projects. Expert Petrel skills, including framework construction, static model development, property modeling, and calibration to seismic data. Strong experience modeling clastic reservoirs for appraisal or field development. Experience developing workflows and integrating well log, seismic, and core data. Proven ability in uncertainty analysis, scenario modeling, volumetric assessments, and sensitivity testing. Solid understanding of petrophysical and stratigraphic analysis as inputs to geologic modeling. Working exposure to reservoir engineering concepts and terminology, enough to partner effectively with reservoir engineers. Strong collaborator who works well across disciplines and contributes to an inclusive, respectful team culture. Ability to work 100% onsite in Spring, Texas. Preferred Qualifications Hands-on seismic and well data interpretation, and an understanding of how seismic products are generated. Experience with deepwater reservoirs. Exposure to carbonate reservoir modeling. Degree in geology, geophysics, physics, or a related field. Hands-on modeling experience carries more weight than degree. Looking for meaningful work? We can help Raise is an established hiring firm with over 65 years of experience. We believe strongly in making the world a better place through work, which is why we're a certified B Corporation and donate 10% of our profits to charity. We strive to build teams that reflect the diversity of the communities we work in. We encourage all qualified applicants to apply, including people from traditionally underrepresented groups such as women, visible minorities, Indigenous peoples, people identifying as LGBTQ2SI, veterans, and people with visible/nonvisible disabilities. We have a dedicated webpage for accommodations where you can learn more about what we offer, and request accommodation: https://raise.jobs/accommodations/ In order to submit candidates for roles, our clients will sometimes require personal information to confirm the identity of applicants and their legal status to work. Raise will never ask you for personal or banking information unless you have been selected for a job. If you are ever unsure about the legitimacy of this or another job posting by Raise (or have any other questions), please contact us at +1 800-567-9675 or #EMTC25