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Charm Industrial

Reservoir Engineer

Fort Lupton, COfull timemidAdded today

About this role

Charm seeks a Reservoir Engineer to manage the technical and regulatory aspects of permanent carbon storage through bio-oil injection. You'll own both the subsurface engineering—building injection strategies and reservoir models—and the permitting side, drafting Class V UIC applications and engaging with regulators to keep operations on track.

What you'll do

  • Draft and steward Class V UIC permit applications for EPA and state programs, translating reservoir analysis into regulatory narratives
  • Monitor subsurface reservoir response using pressure data, tracer surveys, and logs to identify anomalies and optimize injection performance
  • Build analytical tools to track injection metrics, flag deviations, and forecast reservoir problems
  • Develop well-by-well and portfolio-level injection forecasts to guide capital allocation and business planning
  • Design and execute subsurface studies including formation characterization, reservoir modeling, and lab projects
  • Travel as needed to support operations, new well development, and permitting activities

What they're looking for

  • Class I, II, or VI UIC permitting and permit application development
  • Reservoir engineering and subsurface modeling
  • Pressure-transient analysis and petrophysics
  • Technical writing for regulatory and non-technical audiences
  • Reservoir simulation software (CMG, Petrel, Kappa)
  • Cross-functional stakeholder communication
  • Data analysis and field-to-lab translation
  • Carbon storage or injection/disposal project experience

Benefits

  • Equity ownership through stock options
  • 100% employee healthcare premiums covered
  • Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance
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Charm Industrial

Charm Industrial develops carbon removal technology through pyrolysis processes, scaling innovative solutions from laboratory to commercial production. The company is hiring for engineering roles spanning process optimization, systems infrastructure, and operational technology to support its multi-location carbon removal operations.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a permit application you drafted or contributed to—how did you translate your subsurface analysis into a narrative that satisfied regulators?
  • Describe your experience monitoring and optimizing injection performance in the field. What anomalies have you caught and how did you respond?