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Corva

Energy data analytics platform for decision-making

Drilling Advisor - iROC

Mechanical EngineeringUpdated on Nov 11
Full-timeHouston, TX, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 5 years of on-site directional drilling experience in directional drilling, measurement while drilling, or equivalent.
  • At least 2 years in drilling engineering, drilling optimization, or remote operations with responsibility for performance analysis and reporting.
  • Working knowledge of well planning, anti-collision, bottom-hole assembly and motor performance, drilling dysfunction, and hole cleaning.
  • Ability to turn large, multi-well datasets into clear, actionable engineering recommendations.
  • Hands-on experience with real-time drilling software platforms.
  • Experience developing key performance indicators, benchmarks, and performance reports for technical and management audiences.
  • Written, verbal communication, and presentation skills in English and Spanish.
  • Analytical and problem-solving skills, with comfort using Excel-based analysis.
  • Ability to train, mentor, and build technical capability in others.
  • Ability to work effectively across cross-functional teams.
  • Availability to work a standard business-hours schedule, with occasional flexibility for critical well events or customer time zones.
  • Willingness to travel domestically and internationally for rig-site visits and customer engagements.

Responsibilities

  • Analyze directional performance across customer wells, including natural build, drop, and walk tendencies, slide-sheet effectiveness, motor yields, and tortuosity, and recommend operational strategies to minimize directional work.
  • Evaluate bottom-hole assembly and motor performance, drilling parameters, and dysfunction signatures to identify optimization opportunities for upcoming wells.
  • Produce pre-well recommendations, including directional analog studies, parameter roadmaps, and no-slide-zone plans based on offset well data in Corva.
  • Review well plans, anti-collision constraints, and target requirements to advise on achievable well paths and design opportunities.
  • Build and maintain performance benchmarks across rigs, crews, bottom-hole assemblies, and programs using Corva analytics and data tools.
  • Deliver end-of-well, pad, and program-level performance reports that quantify results, lessons learned, and value delivered through the iROC.
  • Develop key performance indicator frameworks and dashboards that give customers a consistent, objective view of drilling and directional performance over time.
  • Present findings to customer drilling engineers, superintendents, and management in clear, decision-oriented formats.
  • Track and document iROC value metrics, including nonproductive time avoided, directional work reduced, and days saved, to support customer retention and growth.
  • Identify and document lessons learned from every well in a structured knowledge base that informs future recommendations and iROC procedures.
  • Develop best-practice guides, standard operating procedures, and training material on directional drilling, drilling optimization, and effective use of Corva's Drilling and Directional Drilling Suites.
  • Lead technical training sessions and lunch-and-learns for iROC advisors, internal teams, and customer personnel.
  • Mentor iROC monitoring advisors to improve the quality and consistency of their real-time guidance.
  • Relay customer feedback, workflow gaps, and application enhancement ideas to Solutions Engineering and Development, and contribute to case studies and customer success assets.

Desired Qualifications

  • Corva experience is strongly preferred.
  • Exposure to Python, SQL, or business intelligence tools is a plus.

About the Company

Corva

Energy data analytics platform for decision-making

Corva provides software for the energy sector that helps companies collect, analyze, and visualize operational data in real time. Its platform ingests data from various energy assets and systems, then presents it through dashboards and analytics to support faster, better decisions. Unlike generic data tools, Corva focuses on energy-specific workflows and collaboration, enabling teams (the Corvanauts) to work together to monitor assets, optimize performance, and respond quickly to changing conditions. The goal is to empower energy companies to unlock value from their data, improve reliability, and drive safer, more efficient operations.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Houston, TX
Founded
2014

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