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Geomechanics Research Engineer

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What you will do

Perform state-of-the-art research in Geomechanics, including numerical modeling and integration with laboratory, log, and field data. Explore new concepts, develop innovative workflows, and advance fundamental understanding of subsurface mechanical behavior. Create, refine, and implement new tools, recommendations, procedures, and software solutions with minimal supervision. Adapt and integrate geomechanics technologies into operational workflows to support completions, injection, production, and reservoir management. Manage and execute research initiatives through effective project planning, cross-disciplinary collaboration, and technical leadership. Prepare and deliver high-quality technical presentations and reports for internal leadership and external audiences (e.g., conferences, collaborators). Collaborate with colleagues in the Global Business Line, external academic institutions, and others in technology organizations within ExxonMobil. About you Skills and

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Candidates must possess experience in mechanics of porous media, constitutive models of rock and phenomenological models for rock strength, poroelasticity, poroplasticity, rock physics, multi-scale analytical and numerical modeling, advanced numerical simulation and experimental geomechanics. Candidates are also expected to have 1) outstanding oral and written communication skills; 2) a strong work ethic with the ability to work independently as well as in a research team; and 3) good project management skills. Ph.D. degree in Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Engineering Mechanics. In-depth knowledge of numerical methods used in geomechanical modeling, including finite-element methods. Application of mathematical models, numerical methods, laboratory experiments and statistics for the purpose of predicting the mechanical behavior of solid, fluid and multi-physics systems at various scales under static or dynamic conditions. Analyses types include Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluid flow, flow in porous media, elastic, inelastic and creep deformation, heat transfer, damage and contact mechanics, structural stability and coupled fluid-structure interactions. Relevant analysis examples include subsurface geomechanics, hydraulic fracturing, fault contact / slip, design of casing and completions (injectors, producers, sand control).

Preferred Qualifications

Demonstrate familiarity, experience using, or the ability to learn and work with specific geomechanical modeling tools such as ABAQUS, ANSYS, Reveal, VISAGE, Elfen, and HPC environments. Familiarity with Mechanical Earth Models (MEM) workflows and applications in geomechanics is desirable. Capability to develop and modify technical code in MATLAB/Python/Julia. Advanced industry relevant knowledge of deep water injection is very desirable. Industry experience of 3-5+ years is highly preferred. Your benefits An ExxonMobil career is one designed to last. Our commitment to you runs deep: our employees grow pers

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