Early Careers

On our Geoscience and Petrotechnical teams, proven expertise and intelligent tech meet, powering our legacy and future of subsurface solutions. Whether in the field or our learning centers, your unique skills and understanding of hydrocarbons will help solve the toughest challenges for clients every day. With a start at SLB, you'll be set up for a bright future making a real impact across our business and industry.

As a Geologist, you will combine your understanding of earth sciences with a comprehensive knowledge of the latest logging technologies to determine reservoir architecture and hydrocarbon potential. You will become adept at multiple software systems and work closely with customers to find innovative ways to solve some of their most complex challenges.

As one of our Geophysicists, you will apply your knowledge and expertise of the earth's properties to enhance interpretations of geological data and better define how we understand the subsurface. You will help transform huge amounts of often previously unseen seismic and geophysical data into knowledge that powers better decision-making and more effective, efficient services. You will be involved in the acquisition, processing, and interpretation of that data, and we offer a range of career opportunities to develop your skills and get exposure across the data lifecycle.

As a Petrophysicist, you will combine logging data from multiple downhole sensors with sample data to determine hydrocarbon production capacity, lithology, and fluid saturation of the reservoir to help us optimize its production. You will incorporate data from multiple wells and additional sensors to enhance overall accuracy or build a clearer picture of the reservoir by understanding its permeability and mechanical properties.

As a Reservoir Engineer, you will use data and our leading software products and solutions to create reservoir models that help clients make decisions that deliver safer, optimized, long-term production for each reservoir by simulating fluid flow phase behavior and reservoir physical properties.

As a Production Optimization Engineer, you will deliver performance improvements to our clients' assets worldwide through virtual representations of our downhole products, incorporating calculations, finite element analysis (FEA), computational fluid dynamics (CFD), costing, and parametric modeling into one cohesive system.

Requirements

• Meet minimum degree requirements
• Technically curious and determined to improve approaches and methods of discovery
• Ambitious and looking to take on responsibility
• Able to effectively contribute to a team
• Good written and verbal communication skills
• Focused on quality