Research Staff
Postdoctoral Fellow - Multiphase Compositional Flow Model in Nanoporous Media
Job Code: R_00027418
Purpose: The Mudrock System Research Laboratory (MSRL) is looking for a postdoctoral researcher with expertise in multiphase compositional modeling in nanoporous media, i.e., rocks associated with unconventional oil and gas reservoirs. Research goals include 1) understanding the fundamental processes of fluid phase behavior in the nanoporous systems, and 2) fluid flow in nanoporous systems and the impact of these processes on oil and gas production or gas injection (CO2 or natural gas) enhanced oil recovery (EOR) in unconventional reservoirs. We are seeking a candidate with demonstrated experience modeling experimental data from nanoporous rock systems.
Functions: Conduct research, interpreting and modeling data, publish scholarly papers and present at conferences.
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Postdoctoral Fellow Potential Field Geophysics Carbon Mineralization
Job Code: R_00027203
Purpose: We are looking for a highly motivated individual to fill a 1-year postdoctoral fellow position to assist with processing and interpretation of airborne geophysical surveys and integration with core and downhole petrophysical logs as a part of a large project on subsurface mafic and ultramafic rock mapping and analysis for carbon mineralization in the United States. The aim of the project is to map the subsurface geometry and estimate the volume of mafic/ultramafic rocks in the subsurface of the USA where large amounts of CO2 could be stored through in-situ carbon mineralization.
The postdoctoral fellow will be joining a highly diverse team of international researchers. The individual will be responsible for generation, coordination, and integration of the generated data into the overall mapping and modeling of mafic and ultramafic rocks in the subsurface. The position requires integration of multiple geophysical and geologic datasets and interpretations, and development of new concepts and methods for automated potential field data processing and uncertainty estimates.
Functions: Research and development in potential field geophysics, including denoising, inverse modeling, and depth estimates of mafic and ultramafic bodies. Code development with a focus on automated potential field data processing, joint inversion, and mapping of mafic and ultramafic rocks. Integration of multi-scale subsurface datasets. Public outreach and communication of research results, including professional society conferences. Publish quality research results in peer-reviewed publications.
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Postdoctoral Fellow
Job Code: R_00026616
Purpose: Devise and execute laboratory chemical reaction experiments of rock materials and geomechanical testing to evaluate caprock integrity and wellbore cement stability for subsurface hydrogen storage.
Functions: Perform laboratory research. Conduct scientific writing. Preparation of presentations and giving presentations.
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Seismology Postdoctoral Fellow
Job Code: R_00026756
Purpose: Analysis of Geophysical and Geomechanical data to provide models that can be calibrated and verified from available data, to identify processes for earthquake risk mitigation.
Functions: Provide novel research on geomechanical and pore pressure models linking human operations to the evolving seismicity rates in Texas and New Mexico. The goal is to be able to construct models that explain the nucleation and evolution of seismicity. Model-inputs might include earthquake and hydrogeological data, stress-change models and ground deformation estimates (e.g. InSAR, GPS). In addition, you will contribute to collaborative research modeling stress changes in the subsurface due to geo-energy related operations, validating potential identification of causal factors. The results could be integrated in a regional time-dependent seismic hazard model estimating approaches for risk mitigation. Present in meetings and conferences. Publish in peer-reviewed journals.
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Seismologist Field Engineer
Job Code: R_00026761
Purpose: As part of a multi-disciplinary, integrated research team, the candidate will participate directly in efforts to provide support on maintenance/deployment of seismic stations and analyze earthquake data.
Functions: As part of a multi-disciplinary, integrated research team, the candidate will participate directly in efforts to provide support on maintenance/deployment of seismic stations and analyze earthquake data.
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Systems Engineer Team Lead
Job Code: R_00026826
Purpose: As part of a multi-disciplinary, integrated research team, the candidate will participate directly in efforts to provide support on maintenance/deployment of information technology systems related to TexNet and lead a team of software and system engineers informatics.
Functions: To work on deployment and maintenance of all information technology systems related to TexNet. Lead a team of software developers and system engineers. Coordinate with the TexNet manager and PI all necessary new software developments and TexNet HUB hardware. Provide results and present in our stakeholder groups and USGS/ANSS meetings.
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Technology Commercialization and Business Development Project Manager
Job Code: R_00025592
Purpose: The purpose of this position is to assist the Advanced Energy Consortium (AEC) principal investigator with the objectives related to the commercial evaluation of AEC’s technology, grant writing, project management, and member recruitment activities.
Functions: Develop, adapt, and implement an appropriate operating model for evaluating and valuing AEC-developed technology products for energy and energy transition. Develop and deliver a technology commercialization and deployment plan for each recommended technology, including intellectual property (IP) licensing opportunities. Build a shared understanding of long-term business needs, the underlying technology challenges, and minimum performance criteria for a fit-for-purpose technology solution. Define a value proposition for a minimum viable product/solution that satisfies defined business needs and validates market-specific/partner-specific use cases. Prepare and present business cases, competitive analysis, and strategy options for quality decision-making at review panel meetings. Develop and facilitate a broad range of internal and external stakeholder relationships to build partnerships and leads the commercial negotiations that will accelerate the development, deployment, and market adoption of AEC-developed technologies. The hire will be involved with outreach and support AEC’s new member recruitment efforts. The hire will assist the PI in new grant writing and then help manage the obtained grants to facilitate the demonstration of AEC research at various scales. Organize and lead technical meetings with stakeholders. Prepare and deliver technical presentations at scientific meetings and invited presentations. Supervise graduate students and post-doctoral researchers as needed. Maintain a robust scientific publication effort. The hire will assist with outreach and will support AEC’s new member recruitment efforts.
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Economic Geologist
Job Code: R_00025620
Purpose: To initiate, lead, and conduct basic scientific research in economic geology and to assess nonfuel mineral resources, including critical and industrial mineral resources, primarily in the State of Texas.
Functions: To initiate, lead, and conduct basic scientific research and resource assessment in economic geology across the State of Texas, assessing critical mineral resources and non-fuel minerals (including sand and aggregate) that can be used for economic or industrial purposes. Obtain research funding and serve as PI or co-PI on projects. Conduct minerals-related field work. Present project results at sponsor review meetings, regional, and national conferences. Publish results in contract reports, peer-reviewed journal articles, books, and other papers.
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Associate/Full Professor in Earth and Planetary Sciences
Description: The Jackson School of Geosciences at The University of Texas at Austin seeks to hire an outstanding scholar in the general field of Earth Resources. Applicants with interest and experience in the role of geosciences in the energy transition, including Economic Geology, Critical Earth and Mineral Resources, Carbon Capture and Sequestration, Energy Storage, Geothermal Energy, and Geophysical Monitoring, are encouraged to apply. The search is for a tenured Associate or Full Professor in a joint appointment between the Department of Geological Sciences and the Bureau of Economic Geology.
Qualifications: We seek an individual with an established research and mentorship record who will develop new and expand existing collaborations among faculty, researchers, and students within the JSG, across campus, and around the globe. Candidates are encouraged to describe how their work will address topics of acute scientific interest and critical societal importance related to the dual challenge of supplying the world with affordable, reliable energy while also reducing the environmental impacts of all forms of energy. We are especially interested in candidates who demonstrate an ability to think across traditional disciplinary boundaries and forge collaborative research endeavors within and beyond the JSG.
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Simulation Engineer
Job Code: R_00025076
Purpose: We are looking for a postdoctoral fellow to provide multi-phase flow simulation in support of modeling Hydrogen production from oil fields, modeling the role of in-situ combustion created heat on multiphase fluid flow and reaction.
Functions: Perform research. Give presentations, put together reports, and communicate with IA members. Publish related papers.
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Senior Research Scientist
Job Code: R_00025051
Purpose: Assume co-leadership of the Center for Integrated Seismicity Research (CISR), working in close coordination with an existing co-PI and the outgoing PI to maintain the quality and growth of CISR.
Functions: Co-Lead CISR program, supervise CISR staff. Conduct discipline-leading original research. Engage in outside funding activities and promote program with stakeholders. Organize and lead technical meetings with stakeholders. Provide service to professional societies, the Bureau of Economic Geology and the Jackson School of Geosciences. Serve on committees as needed. Prepare and deliver technical presentations at scientific meetings and invited presentations. Supervise graduate students and post doctoral researchers. Maintain a robust scientific publication effort.
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Postdoctoral Researcher Low Carbon and Petroleum Engineering
Job Code: R_00022462
Purpose: The State of Texas Advanced Resource Recovery (STARR) program is looking for a postdoctoral researcher capable to develop multi-phase flow simulation in support of increasing oil production in Texas oil fields.
Functions: Research in all aspects of reservoir engineering including CO2 enhanced oil recovery, water flood, and reservoir geology. Publish research results in peer-reviewed publications. Presentation of results to Texas operators and other relevant venues. Project administration.
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Postdoctoral Fellow Seismic and Petrophysical Characterization
Job Code: R_00024289
Purpose: As a part of a large multi-disciplinary, integrated research project, the candidate will contribute to seismic and petrophysics-constrained quantitative reservoir characterization, prediction of faults, fractures, and quantitative rock properties to delineate reservoir(s) and determine reservoir storage capacity, and deliverability, with uncertainty estimates.
Functions: Process and interpret 3D seismic (pre-stack and post-stack) and wireline logs. Perform seismic inversion, multi-attribute-based interpretations, develop calibrated rock physics and petrophysical models, analyze pore pressure and various reservoir properties, and write professional-level codes/algorithms, with a focus on automated seismic and petrophysical interpretations. Integrate multiple seismic, petrophysical, geologic, and reservoir engineering datasets and interpretations. Publish quality research results in peer-reviewed publications and presentations. Participate in project meetings and professional society conferences.
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Flow Modeler
Job Code: R_00023027
Purpose: As part of a multi-disciplinary, integrated research team, the candidate will conduct hydrogeological and applied reservoir engineering research, with a focus on Texas, but with applications to other regions in the US and the world. The candidate will use his/her expertise to work with geophysical, geologic, petrophysical and geomodeling staff to develop single-well to basin-scale reservoir fluid flow models which incorporate injection, production, multi-phase flow, well test data, geological heterogeneities and anisotropic elements such as faults and fractures, and geomechanical effect using various modeling platforms.
Functions: Compile engineering and hydrogeological data. Model subsurface flow from reservoir-sized domains to regional aquifers. Develop application and mitigation strategies. Present research results to funding agencies, report results of research in journal articles and books, and present results at professional meetings. Engage in outside funding activities and promote program with stakeholders. Provide service to professional societies, the Bureau of Economic Geology and the Jackson School of Geosciences. Serve on committees as needed.
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Postdoctoral Reservoir Engineer
Job Code: R_00023070
Purpose: The Gulf Coast Carbon Center (GCCC) team has developed a CO2 storage capacity estimation tool that has been vastly used by internal and external researchers and needs an upgrade. This position is designed to find a postdoctoral fellow with strong background in multiphase flow systems that can update our software platform designed for CO2 storage capacity estimation and make this tool useful to current needs of the industry. Candidate will contribute to other reservoir engineering and modeling needs of the Gulf Coast Carbon Center team as needed.
Functions: Research and development in reservoir engineering. Code development with focus on application to carbon capture, utilization and storage. Numerical simulation of CO2 injection in subsurface for conventional and unconventional reservoirs. Fund raising from state, federal and industry to carry out fundamental and applied research in relevant topics. Public outreach and communication of the results of the research including attending conferences and meetings. Publish research results in peer-reviewed publications.
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Geologic Modeler
Job Code: R_00022928
Purpose: As part of a multi-disciplinary integrated research team investigating US tight oil/shale gas plays, the candidate will play a central role, integrating geological, geophysical, petrophysical and engineering data and interpretations into a geo-cellular model, and in identifying and characterizing the need for further research into all of these fields. The geologic modeler is the focal point for subsurface data and information and provides geologically- and geographically-based volumetric assessments that are essential for estimates of in-place hydrocarbon resources and economic analysis of production scenarios.
Functions: Conduct research that accurately constructs, modifies, and quantifies, at both basin and development area-scales, 3D geo-cellular models of unconventional hydrocarbon resources, using skill sets in geoscience, facies analysis, petrophysics geostatistics, reservoir engineering, supported by various programming platforms. Collaborate within integrated subsurface team to acquire, analyze and model data needed for modeling input, and to export modeling results to be used in further analysis. Provide data to and interface with data analytics experts to help pinpoint subsurface and operational controls on well productivity. To proactively identify data types needed for further model improvement and work with other team members to ensure it is available in a timely manner. Identify and implement new and improved workflows related to 3D basin and sector-model construction and data extraction. Interaction with sponsors and prospective sponsors, collaborating with team members on program development, fundraising and grant applications. Work with key stakeholders to ensure that the models can be fully utilized. Document and present research in oral and poster formats to sponsors, in publications, and at regional and national meetings. Perform internal and professional society service.
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Postdoctoral Data Scientist
Job Code: R_00022803
Purpose: The ideal candidate will have a working knowledge or some familiarity with prominent workflows in data science and machine learning, data ETL (Extraction, Transformation and Loading), various commercial and open source fluid flow simulation packages (included but not limited to CMG, Eclipse, etc) and be able to contribute to the codes/algorithm development (Python) in a group of Engineers, Data Scientists, and Geologist.
Functions: Research and development in reservoir engineering and data science with focus on application to carbon capture, utilization and storage. Fund raising from state, federal and industry to carry out fundamental and applied research in relevant topics. Public outreach and communication of the results of the research including attending conferences and meetings.
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Co-PI Center for Integrated Seismicity
Job Code: R_00022486
Purpose: Assume co-leadership of the Center for Integrated Seismicity Research (CISR), working in close coordination with an existing co-PI and the outgoing PI to maintain the quality and growth of CISR.
Functions: Co-Lead CISR program and supervise CISR staff. Conduct discipline-leading original research. Engage in outside funding activities and promote program with stakeholders. Organize and lead technical meetings with stakeholders. Provide service to professional societies, the Bureau of Economic Geology and the Jackson School of Geosciences. Serve on committees as needed. Prepare and deliver technical presentations at scientific meetings and invited presentations. Supervise graduate students and post doctoral researchers. Maintain a robust scientific publication effort.
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Economic Geologist
Job Code: R_00021601
Purpose: To initiate and conduct basic scientific research in economic geology and to assess nonfuel mineral resources, including critical and industrial mineral resources, primarily in the State of Texas.
Functions: To initiate and conduct basic scientific research and resource assessment in economic geology across the State of Texas, assessing critical mineral resources and non-fuel minerals (including sand and aggregate) that can be used for economic or industrial purposes. Obtain research funding and serve as PI or co-PI on projects. Participate in and support other researchers in field work. Present project results at sponsor review meetings, regional and national conferences. Publish results in contract reports, peer-reviewed journal articles, books, and other papers. Supervise and mentor junior research staff and students.
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Geophysicist
Job Code: R_00021590
Purpose: Conduct field, office, and laboratory research tasks in the near-surface geophysics, GIS, and remote sensing fields under the direction of researchers in the Near Surface Observatory at The Bureau of Economic Geology.
Functions: Assist researchers in field activities, including near-surface geophysical surveys, sediment sampling, geologic mapping, remote sensing surveys, and beach profiling. Conduct GIS-based geologic mapping and analysis. Compile and analyze results of field and laboratory activities to produce GIS data sets, graphics, and tables. Write abstracts, present results to group and at conferences, and contribute to reports and publications as a first or contributing author.
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STARR Geospatial and Geoprocessing Analyst
Job Code: R_00021201
Purpose: The State of Texas Advanced Resource Recovery (STARR) program at the Bureau of Economic Geology University of Texas at Austin is seeking a geospatial/geoprocessing analyst to work on various projects focused on the energy and natural resource industries, and to provide and develop advanced geospatial processing tools that will enable future research.
Functions: Contribute in the developing and execution of a vigorous research program within the State of Texas. Participating in interdisciplinary research across the Bureau and UT Austin communities. Provide assistance in publishing in high-quality peer-reviewed journals. Participating in securing extramural funding when needed. Database queries from IHS and other data sources. Filtering data to make maps and charts. Developing new techniques to improve the quality of the database and map results. Integrated project meetings with team members.
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Research Scientist
Job Code: R_00013668
Purpose: Lead emerging research program in geothermal, subsurfacestorage, hydrogeology or environmental engineering.
Functions: Manage a research program, producing deliverables on time, keeping projects within budget, meeting project reporting and publication requirements, and ensuring that the project is appropriately resourced.Conduct technical research. Supervise the research team and additional direct reports as assigned. Interact with Industry, Government, and Academic stakeholders to seek input on research directions, define and execute relevant programmatic research, and secure funding and data to conduct research. Make presentations to professional groups, state agencies etc, and publish research results.
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Senior Research Scientist
Job Code: R_00013666
Purpose: Lead emerging research program in geothermal, subsurfacestorage, hydrogeology or environmental engineering.
Functions: Manage a research program, producing deliverables on time, keeping projects within budget, meeting project reporting and publication requirements, and ensuring that the project is appropriately resourced. Conduct technical research. Supervise the research team and additional direct reports as assigned.Interact with Industry, Government, and Academic stakeholders to seek input on research directions, define and execute relevant programmatic research, and secure funding and data to conduct research.Make presentations to professional groups, state agencies etc, and publish research results.
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Postdoctoral Fellow
Job Code: R_00018543
Purpose: Assess global water resources using remote sensing and global models.
Functions: Work with remote sensing data and analysis. Work with global models. Document and present results in regular meetings and professional society meetings. Develop proposals for Federal agencies such as NASA or USAID.
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Administrative/Clerical Staff
Administrative Associate
Job Code: R_00026195
Purpose: To provide administrative support for approximately 50-60 researchers, 15 students and 5 visiting scientists in a large environmental and energy focused organized research unit.
Function: Provide support and guidance to staff and researchers regarding University travel procedures. Process requests for travel authorizations and subsequent reimbursements for approximately 50-60 researchers, 15 students, and 5 visiting scientists. Process visa requests as needed. Present orientation to new employees, students, and visiting scientists regarding travel and administrative policies. Support staff with administrative functions and maintain mail room, copy room, and other shared spaces. Communicate with departmental accounting and contracts and grants regarding travel, purchases, and funding issues. Create budget and manage logistics for meetings, workshops, seminars and special events. Provide onsite assistance for events, including travel. Collaborate with the events coordinator to support industrial associate meetings and other events. Manage and negotiate hotel contracts when necessary for events. Reconcile centrally billed airfare for department and maintain travel reconciliation folders. Process all shipping for staff and researchers. May require heavy lifting or coordination with building manager to assist with heavy lifting. Maintain the travel intranet page, update administrative forms, and complete and other special projects as assigned.
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