In addition to evaluating each candidate's relative ability, as demonstrated by quality and breadth of experience, the following factors will provide the basis for competitively evaluating each candidate:
The most highly qualified candidate will possess an education in chemical engineering, petroleum engineering, environmental engineering, or materials engineering, and will have a background in CCS, geology, oil and gas production and operations, and/or cementing and well design.
The ideal candidate has experience or familiarity with: analyzing CCS processes and emissions; evaluating compatibility of well materials with carbon dioxide (CO2) or other fluids; evaluating suitability of reservoirs and surrounding geology for injection or production of CO2 or other fluids; simulating fluid dynamics in subsurface reservoirs; monitoring CO2 or other greenhouse gases (GHGs) in the subsurface or atmosphere; or engaging in other relevant activity related to GHG emissions analysis and reduction.
The successful candidate demonstrates the ability to plan, organize, and perform engineering evaluations of highly complex data; has strong problem-solving skills; writes effectively using direct, concise, and non-technical language; successfully negotiates solutions to sensitive issues with tact and diplomacy; thinks strategically and speaks articulately; is able to work independently or in a team setting and has excellent interpersonal skills; is able to work with regulators, policy-makers, industry and environmental organizations, and community groups; and recommends and advocates on State policy on climate or air quality related issues.
Familiarity with local, State, and federal programs for climate and air quality, especially knowledge of CARB’s climate programs is desired as well as competance in communicating with leadership and management, working in teams, and ability to adapt to changing priorities and work assignments.
Applicants must provide a detailed description of all work experience, education, training, and knowledge relevant to the job description, job duties, and desirable qualifications for this position in the applicant’s STD 678 submission as part of the application.