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　　The Railroad Commission of Texas is a state agency with primary regulatory jurisdiction over the oil and natural gas industry; pipeline transport and pipeline safety; natural gas utilities; the LP-gas industry, and surface mining operations.You can find more details about us on the Railroad Commission of Texas website here https://www.rrc.texas.gov/about-us/.To support our mission to serve Texas, we need great people to join our team. We provide a great working environment along with outstanding benefits, including:Generous paid time off including vacation, sick time, and at least 12 paid holidays per yearTelework options for eligible positionsFlexible work schedulesRetirement pension with a 150% agency match you can watch this YouTube video that describes this amazing benefit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJI6M7g73-w401(k), 457(b) and RothHealth premiums 100% paid for full-time employeesTuition ReimbursementWellness and Exercise LeaveCareer development programs/opportunities for advancementFor a complete list of our total compensation package please visit our website at https://www.rrc.texas.gov/about-us/jobs/. To view benefits available to all State of Texas employees visit the Employee Retirement Systems website at https://ers.texas.gov/benefits-at-a-glance.Job DescriptionThe Railroad Commission of Texas, recognized as a worldwide leader in the regulation of oil and gas exploration, seeks an Injection Well Analyst to provide administrative processing and technical review of injection well permit applications and injection well reports for the Special Injection Permits (SIP) Unit within the Technical Permitting Section of the Oil and Gas Division. The SIP Unit permits and enforces rules for injection well Classes III, V and VI (for example, geothermal, lithium and brine mining, and geologic storage of CO2). This position will review complex permit applications, including reservoir models and simulation and reports using advanced technologies for injectate monitoring to ensure protection of natural resources, especially groundwater. This position works with limited supervision under the SIP Unit Manager with moderate to considerable latitude for the use of initiative and independent judgment.Essential Job DutiesPerform technical review of injection well permit applications.Performs detailed review of completion of injection wells and wells in the area surrounding the injection well to ensure confinement of injected fluids.Collects, validates, and analyzes data relating to injection well activities.Prepares plans, specifications, estimates, reports, and related documents for compliance with laws and standards; and makes recommendations for improvements.Inspects the work of applicants and operators for compliance with laws and specifications.Prepares correspondence and technical reports.Performs engineering or environmental assessments, modeling, and monitoring.May provide technical guidance on the evaluation of data, coordination of research, analysis of issues, and preparation of reports and recommendations.Performs reviews of mechanical integrity test reports, well completion reports, and semi-annual reports for compliance with rules and standards.Assists clients over the phone and via email to prepare and submit injections well permit applications and reports.Interacts with customers by phone and e-mail to solve moderately complex injection well problems.Research information using records and databases; interprets well information in the Commission's internal and public databases.Meets and maintains measured work standards with a high degree of ac uracy and attention to detail while applying varied complex work methods, procedures, and rotating job duties.Performs additional related essential tasks to maintain production workflow.For Military Crosswalk information please visit: Military Crosswalk for Occupational Category - Engineering and Design (texas.gov)Qualifications: Minimum QualificationsB.S. in Engineering, Geology, or other scientific degree from an accredited four-year college or university.At least seven years of work experience performing engineering or geoscience-related tasks.At least two years of experience related to injection well permitting or operation, reservoir modeling or reservoir engineering.Experience and education may be substituted on a year-for-year basis.Preferred QualificationsExperience reviewing and/or performing reservoir modeling and/or simulation.Experience reviewing injection well permit applications and reports.Experience with carbon sequestration, geothermal energy, lithium-mining from formation water, and/or brine mining from in-situ salt formations.Knowledge of the Railroad Commission's rules, policies, and procedures.Knowledge, Skills, and AbilitiesKnowledge of engineering and data analysis techniques.Ability to apply engineering concepts, to conduct inspections, to perform maintenance activities, to review design work, to review construction work, to organize and analyze data, to communicate effectively, and to train others.Knowledge of engineering and geosciences principles, techniques, and procedures; of testing methods, processes, and procedures; of mathematics and statistics; and of the practical application of engineering and geosciences technology.Skill in scientific data management; in collecting and assessing geological, geohydrological, and geophysical data; in the use of a computer and applicable software; and in the use of standard tools of the profession.Skill in using computers, Microsoft Office, other Windows-based software, and database applications.Knowledge of professional office procedures and protocols.Ability to plan and coordinate projects, to apply engineering and geological concepts, and to communicate effectively.Skill in communicating effectively, both orally and in writing.Ability to understand, communicate and interpret complex engineering and geological information to others.Ability to work independently and on a team.Ability to maintain professional appearance and demeanor.Ability to discern colors and read diagrams/charts/maps/reference materials.Skill in maintaining high level of accuracy and attention to detail.Possess a valid Texas Drivers License and good driving record.Ability to research, update, and edit entries in database systems.Ability to respond to rapidly changing pace and workload and cope with deadline pressures.Ability to take initiative, work independently for long periods of time, make timely well application reviews and resolve discrepancies effectively.Work Hours and Telework:Standard office hours for Commission employees are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Our agency offers alternate schedules for employees, as long as it does not adversely affect operations and service levels, and standard hours of operation are maintained. The Commission may also offer telework based on the agencys approved Telework Plan. Alternate work schedul