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The Revenue Accountant is responsible for recording oil and gas sales, performing sales variance analysis, reconciling accounts receivables, preparing regulatory reports, and maintaining financial accuracy. They will also handle G/L reconciliations, invoices for royalties, and federal and state reports, while ensuring compliance with company standards and confidentiality requirements.

The Technical Accounting Analyst is responsible for reviewing complex accounting transactions, ensuring compliance with US GAAP/FASB standards, and developing company accounting policies. They assist with revenue recognition, prepare documentation for accounting policies, and work with operational accounting teams to optimize processes. The role includes providing support for SAP and liaising with management on accounting standards and practices.

The Non-Op JIB Accountant is responsible for managing the monthly Joint Interest Billing (JIB) process for Non-Operated properties, ensuring compliance with accounting standards, processing invoices, and coordinating with departments to resolve billing issues. Additional duties include analyzing variances and improving processes.

The Project Engineer will coordinate activities among team members in the New Venture team to facilitate permitting, drilling, and development of the Liberty discovery. Responsibilities include project planning, scheduling, and integration of geological data into reservoir models, while ensuring adherence to the company's values and maintaining effective relationships across multiple functions and departments.

The Compliance Reporting Manager oversees compliance reporting activities related to state, federal, and regulatory requirements. Responsibilities include developing regulatory strategies, leading compliance meetings, liaising with agencies, ensuring accurate filings, and maintaining documentation of business processes. The manager will also mentor team members and assist in developing reporting tools and internal controls.

The Operations Engineer will assess and resolve production issues, analyze operational data, and manage completion and workover projects while collaborating with teams and ensuring effective communication throughout the project lifecycle.

The Reservoir Engineer is responsible for developing and executing economic investment opportunities in oil and gas by evaluating reservoir data, collaborating with team members, and investing in projects aimed at improving field value. Responsibilities include analyzing well logs, constructing depletion plans, analyzing production data, and integrating geological information into engineering calculations.