HRH Geology are continuing our growth around the world. As such, the following vacancies are available:

• Wellsite Geologist(s)

• Account Manager(s)

• Geochemist

• Senior Software Developer

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Due to ongoing and forthcoming new projects, HRH Geology requires Wellsite Geologists to join our expanding Operations Team.

Reporting to the Well Operations General Manager, the successful candidate(s) will provide geological services to our Clients in accordance with contractual requirements.

Educated to degree level in Geology or other associated science based subject you should possess excellent communication skills and be an motivated self-starter.

For a full job spec or to register your interest, please contact the HRH Geology Human Resource Department by clicking below and following the on screen instructions.

Based at our company headquarters in Aberdeen, HRH Geology are looking to recruit Account Managers to join our successful Sales Team.

Reporting to the Sales Director, the successful candidate(s) will be responsible for the selling and promotion of HRH Geology products, services and solutions to the oil and gas industry.

For a comprehensive job specification, please contact the HRH Geology Human Resource Department by clicking below and following the on screen instructions.

HRH Geology is looking to expand our Development Team with motivated people who demonstrate drive to produce leading edge software. 

The successful candidate will join a highly experienced team that employ lightweight development methodologies and processes to support a consistent delivery of high quality solutions.  Applicants should be degree educated with a technical background that includes the following:

C#

Windows Presentation Foundation

2D graphics

.Net Client Application Design

.Net Windows Forms Development

Multithreaded Development

C++

Experience of the following will be an advantage:

MFC

InstallShield

Python

Network Programming

SQL

Candidates should possess good problem analysis skills, and an understanding and appreciation of design patterns.

For a full job spec or to register your interest, please contact the HRH Geology Human Resource Department by clicking below and following the on screen instructions.

We are offering a unique opportunity for a Geochemist to join our Advanced Gas Analysis team. Reporting directly to the Advanced Gas Services Manager, the successful candidate will be responsible for expanding the current philosophy of the Spectra* service and to support the operational staff with the geological application of geochemical data.

Candidates must possess a degree in Geochemistry or MSc in Geochemistry and key responsibilities will include but not be limited to:-

Understand fully the Spectra service from a technical, commercial and operational perspective

Support offshore Spectra analysis by data visualisation, report writing and interpretation of drilling derived gas data

Represent HRH within Client offices, exhibitions, conferences and industry meetings

Analyse, interpret and apply operational gas data for on-going drilling operations

Develop ideas to further the application of the data and service

Carry out experimental work in research and development of associated departments, products and service.

Fully conversant with the theoretical aspects of mass spectrometry and strong on numeracy, the successful candidate should also possess good communication, presentation skills and must be willing to travel.

A competitive salary plus benefits will be offered to the successful candidate. Interested? Please click the link below and follow the instructions.

* What is Spectra?

Spectra employs mass spectrometry (MS), a technique for measuring mass to charge ratios of charged particles. Detecting only the mass of particles, Spectra determines the composition of a sample; analyzes the constituent compounds and fragmented patterns to provide a greater understanding of formation fluids derived from samples taken whilst drilling.