Vacancy at Marathon International Petroleum Indonesia, Ltd

Marathon International Petroleum Indonesia, Ltd

Operating across the globe, Marathon is among the world s leading integrated energy companies - applying innovative technologies to discover and develop valuable energy resources, providing high-quality products to the marketplace and delivering value to all of the Company s stakeholders. Headquartered in Houston, Texas, Marathon has exploration and production activities in United States, Canada, Angola, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Indonesia, Ireland, Libya, Norway and the United Kingdom.

In Indonesia, Marathon operates the Pasangkayu and Bone Bay PSCs offshore Sulawesi and recently completed one of the largest proprietary 3D seismic surveys in Indonesia. A multi-well exploration drilling program is planned. In addition, Marathon is actively competing for additional New Venture opportunities in Indonesia, and is seeking a New Ventures Geoscientist to support that programme. Marathon offers excellent compensation and benefits and currently has opportunity for a new ventures geoscientist.

New Ventures Geoscientist

Geology or Geophysics Masters Degree required with a minimum of 10 years experience in basin analysis supplemented by seismic interpretation skills, and established professional relationships within SE Asia Oil & Gas industry.

Successful candidate will analyze subsurface and commercial information to create new plays and prospects, and generate and execute commercial opportunities. Candidate will be responsible for developing a regional geologic and commercial framework, completing play and basin analysis, seismic interpretation and structure mapping, and resource and risk assessment. The position will Involve close teamwork with other geoscientists, engineers, business developers, and commercial negotiators.

Candidates should address their letter of interest with attached CV (less than 300kb file size) to Human Resources Manager at:

Jakarta_recruitment@marathonoil.com
Submission Deadline is: 14th February 2009