Quality Assurance Analyst - Data Management Services

Position Summary

The Quality Assurance Analyst will support Client’s Oil and Gas data-quality activities by identifying, reviewing, and correcting missing or inaccurate well-related information maintained within Client records and information systems.

The role will perform quality reviews of well files, well data, unitization documentation, directional surveys, well coordinates, total-depth information, and raw digital well logs received from offshore Oil and Gas operators.

Roles and Responsibilities

• Identify and correct missing or inaccurate Oil and Gas data.
• Review and validate missing well data points.
• Review and correct well kickoff-point information.
• Review directional-survey data for completeness and accuracy.
• Review and correct total-depth data points.
• Review and correct latitude and longitude information.
• Prepare Data Problem Reports documenting identified data-quality issues.
• Review and perform quality assurance of:
• Well files
• Well data
• Unitization-quality documentation
• Process raw digital well logs received by Client from offshore Oil and Gas operators.
• Support data validation, data-quality assurance, and correction activities within Client’s existing information-management environment.
• Coordinate identified data problems and corrections with the Technical Manager and relevant Client personnel.
• Follow Client procedures and standards for data accuracy, completeness, documentation, and quality control.

Mandatory Requirements

• Minimum 5 years of Oil and Gas experience in one or more of the following areas:
• Drilling operations
• Digital well-log data
• Directional surveys
• Well-completion reports
• Pipelines
• Platform structures
• Strong understanding of relational database functionality.
• Ability to review technical Oil and Gas information and identify missing, inaccurate, or inconsistent data.
• Ability to work full-time and onsite at the Client New Orleans office.
• Must sign the required Contractor Employee Non-Disclosure Agreement before beginning work.
• Must be eligible to complete the required EOD, background-investigation, suitability, and DOI PIV/HSPD-12 credentialing processes.

DOI PIV/HSPD-12 and Security Requirements

The selected candidate must be eligible for Federal credentialing before receiving unsupervised physical or logical access to Client facilities and information systems.

The candidate must:

• Obtain Enter on Duty approval before beginning contract work.
• Be either:
• A U.S. citizen; or
• An individual lawfully admitted to the United States for permanent residence or employment, supported by appropriate immigration documentation.
• Have resided in the United States for a minimum of three years.
• Successfully complete the required identity verification and Federal suitability process.
• Complete the required I-9 identification verification as part of the Federal credentialing process.
• Complete a National Criminal History Check.
• Be eligible for a Federal background investigation, generally NACI or higher, depending on the required access.
• Receive a favorable background-investigation determination to continue working on the contract.
• Obtain and maintain a Government-issued DOI Access Card/PIV credential before receiving unsupervised facility or system access.
• Complete required Bureau/DOI information-security training if access to Government IT systems is required.
• Maintain compliance with Government security, credentialing, privacy, and access requirements.