Petroleum Engineering Lead- Vice President

Bring your reserves expertise to a team where your technical precision directly shapes high-stakes decisions. At J.P. Morgan, you'll work alongside experienced petroleum engineers to evaluate real oil and gas assets that drive meaningful business outcomes. This is an opportunity to apply deep industry knowledge in a dynamic financial environment where your work matters. You'll be part of Risk Management and Compliance, a culture built on thinking outside the box, challenging the status quo, and striving to be best-in-class. If you thrive on solving complex, data-driven challenges, this is your seat at the able. As an Engineering Tech in the Energy Team, you support our petroleum engineers in efficiently evaluating customers' oil and gas assets. You help keep the firm strong and resilient by anticipating emerging risks and applying expert judgment to solve real-world challenges. In this role, you'll work hands-on with industry-leading reserves engineering tools and partner closely with client technical teams. This is a chance to grow your technical craft while making a direct impact on how we assess and manage energy portfolios. Job responsibilities Assist engineers with setting up clients' ARIES, PHDWin, ComboCurve, or other engineering databases, including changes to pricing, effective dates, and other support for analysis workflows (e.g., separating new wells for further analysis, isolating areas or assets for potential sale). Prepare reserves outputs for use in reporting templates and additional analysis methods, such as cash flow modeling workbooks, reconciliation tools, portfolio tools, and Spotfire. Maintain, update, and modify existing Excel tools. Support the development of new tools. Gain familiarity with client company assets to act as a pre-screening step when refreshed engineering data is delivered. Track and maintain records of historical, spot, and forward (futures) price files, including various oil and gas benchmarks and basis data. Required qualifications, capabilities, and skills Minimum of 7 years of experience in an engineering tech role working for a financial institution, reserves engineering firm, or exploration and production company. Demonstrated proficiency in reserves engineering workflows. Experience using oil and gas reserves software tools, including ARIES, PHDWin, and Spotfire. Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Access. Preferred qualifications, capabilities, and skills The source job description did not include a preferred qualifications section. Based on content implied by the role, you may consider the following — please confirm or adjust with the hiring manager before posting: Experience with ComboCurve or additional reserves engineering platforms. Familiarity with cash flow modeling and portfolio analysis in an energy context. Exposure to oil and gas pricing benchmarks, E&P company hedging strategies, and basis data management.