Monitor the daily performance of natural gas storage assets
Analyze operational data and system conditions to support storage optimization decisions
Publish daily injection and withdrawal priorities for Gas Control operations
Evaluate system pressures, nominations, and operational trends for efficient asset utilization
Serve as an intermediary between field operations, gas control, capacity planning, and commercial services
Maintain strong working relationships with outage coordinators, control room operators, and internal stakeholders
Approve storage transactions and operational decisions
Provide commercial and operational input for planned maintenance outages
Collaborate with various teams to develop detailed outage schedules
Strategize outage planning to ensure safety and efficiency
Analyze historical nominations, pressures, and storage field performance for improvement opportunities
Support engineering evaluations related to storage field expansion and capacity optimization
Develop and maintain technical documentation and publish updated customer postings

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering
Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office 365 applications
Valid Driver’s License
Strong analytical, communication, and organizational skills
Ability to work effectively across operations, engineering, and commercial teams
1–3 years of experience in the natural gas industry (Preferred)
1-3 years of experience working with process flow diagrams (PFDs) and process & instrumentation diagrams (P&IDs) (Preferred)
1-3 years of experience with data analytics tools, such as: Microsoft Power BI, Get & Transform / Power Query, SQL queries (Preferred)

Benefits

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

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Hard Skills & Tools

data analyticsprocess flow diagramsprocess & instrumentation diagramsSQL queries

Soft Skills

analytical skillscommunication skillsorganizational skillscollaboration

Certifications

Bachelor’s degree in EngineeringValid Driver’s License