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Job description
This position can be located at the headquarters office (Bismarck, North Dakota) or one of our plant locations (Underwood, North Dakota; Spiritwood, North Dakota; or Rensselaer, Indiana).
Applications will be received through October 22, 2026.
Job Summary:
The Subsurface Director deploys the vision and strategy of HLCP Carbon Capture and Storage by providing leadership on all subsurface activities. Helps develop subsurface plans for individual projects and leads the team of external scientists and engineers to ensure that an appropriate level of resources is applied to the plans. Directs day-to-day activities of consultants, contractors, scientists and engineers supporting subsurface CO2 sequestration activities. These activities include oversight of CO2 storage site selection and characterization, compliant Class VI well design, oversight of seismic studies, management for construction and commissioning of Class VI wells and ancillary facilities, and design and implementation of long-term monitoring programs as well as operational oversight of these assets once in service. This position is responsible for providing in-house expertise when determining the technical and economic feasibility of sequestration data collection activities and leading execution of all subsurface activities.
Major Responsibilities:
Provides internal expertise in Seismic Surveys, Geological Evaluations, Well Design and Permitting, Well Drilling and Workover, Pipeline Design and Installations
Prepares tender documents and strategy documents for third services, evaluates bids and prepares recommendations for contract awards
Manages and leads engineers, geologists, contractors, and consultants in the execution of subsurface sequestration development, operations, and maintenance
Communicates with high level of expertise in areas of geoscience, reservoir engineering, well design, project economics and GIS
Identifies key reservoir engineering drivers and issues associated with opportunities under evaluation of projects already in service
Participates and leads efforts in the development of best practice subsurface evaluation and operational methods
Regularly communicates with management regarding project status, goals and objectives
Prepares notices and responses required by regulatory agencies
Works closely with project team to execute data gathering, testing, and logging plans for stratigraphic, injection, and monitoring wells
Provides guidance for injection operations, maintenance and monitoring
Plans and leads all fieldwork for ongoing Class VI operations to maintain 100% compliance
Maintains a high regard for personal safety, the safety of company assets and employees, and the general public.
Key Skills and Competencies:
Prior exposure to exploration, production, and/or underground storage operations
Knowledge of well construction and well maintenance including drilling completion and workovers
Experience with prospective CO2 reservoir characterization and monitoring, such as: Core analysis, geophysical analysis, geochemical characterization of saline aquifers, sealing formations, and protection of underground sources of drinking water
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Problem solving mindset with emphasis on ethical and sustainable solutions and business development opportunities
Strong regulatory compliance acumen and accountability
Knowledge of renewable and low carbon fuel programs
Ability to build relationships, establish credibility and influence all levels of the organization
Ability to work with and maintain confidential information
Demonstrated experience using Microsoft Office Suite including PowerPoint, Outlook, Word, and Excel and SharePoint.
Ability to create a team environment and create an environment of open dialog and continuous improvement with employees
Ability to analyze, research, organize and interpret data; possess attention to detail and accuracy
Ability to plan, organize, prioritize time/workload to accomplish tasks and meet deadlines
Minimum Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in geology, engineering or related field plus a minimum of seven years progressive professional oil and gas/pipeline exploration and/or development experience and/or carbon capture storage or related operational experience or equivalent combination of education and experience
Must have a valid driver's license
Preferred Qualifications:
Master's degree in geology, geophysics, engineering or related field
Oil and gas industry with CO2Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) experience
Experience with Class VI Injection Well projects
Benefits Information:
Medical insurance
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
Health Savings Account
Flexible Spending Accounts
Company-paid Life Insurance
Company-paid AD&D
Short-term Disability Insurance
Long-term Disability Insurance
401(k) Employer Match
401(k) Non-elective Employer Contribution
Employee Assistance Program
Lifestyle Reimbursement
Please note that as part of the employment process, Harvestone Low Carbon Partners conducts background checks and drug testing. These screenings are conducted to ensure a safe and productive work environment and to comply with applicable laws and regulations. Your consent is required for these checks, and all information obtained will be handled confidentially and used solely for employment-related purposes.
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Worksite address
bismarck, ND, 58502, US
Who can apply
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