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Petrophysicist
$52K-$64K / yr. (est.)
$53K
$58,593 / year
$64K
Average base salary
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About Petrophysicist

What does a Petrophysicist do?
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Oil platfrom rig in the middle of the ocean

As Petrophysicists, we study and analyse the chemical and physical properties of oil and gas deposits. We collect data from these deposits regarding rock content, density, volume, processing and production management phases.

Core tasks:

  • plan evaluation of petrophysical locations of wells
  • database management of petrophysical deposits
  • contribution to the development of best practices
  • project management of routine tasks

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Professional Growth

How Many Years of Experience Do Professionals Need Before Becoming Petrophysicist?
On average, people work 7+ years in other positions prior to becoming a Petrophysicist.
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Petroleum EngineerDenver, CO - A year ago
well, I guess experiencing different aspects of the oil and gas industry can make them better petrophysicists in the end.
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GeophysicistSan Francisco, CA - A year ago
🙄 This just shows how complicated and nuanced the field of petrophysics is. It's not for the faint-hearted!

Professional Growth

How Long Do Petrophysicist Employees Typically Stay in Their Roles?
On average, Petrophysicists works in this position for 5+ years across multiple employers.
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EngineerChicago, IL - A year ago
I'm working hard to gain experience and transition into a Petrophysicist role. It seems like stability can be achieved in this field.
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Data AnalystSeattle, WA - A year ago
As a junior Petrophysicist, it excites me to see the potential for long-term growth and development in this role.📈

Professional Growth

What Is the Job Hopper Score for Petrophysicist Employees?
Frequent job changes in Petrophysicist, indicating a willingness to change companies and roles more frequently.
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ManagerHouston, TX - A year ago
Job hopping only reflects a lack of loyalty and dedication to a company. It's crucial to find stability and commitment to drive meaningful results.
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ResearcherSan Francisco, CA - A year ago
In today's dynamic work environment, job changes can be seen as a way of developing a robust skillset and adapting to new technological advancements. 🙌

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Fields of study

Discover a Petrophysicist's areas of knowledge sorted by their majors.

Top educational institutions

Explore the list of higher education institutions that a Petrophysicist typically studied at.
Colorado School of Mines
Texas A&M University-Texarkana

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Culture & Values

What Is the Age and Gender Ratio of Petrophysicist Employees?
Gender ratio in Petrophysicist position: 0.739903846153846 Male and 0.260096153846154 Female. Age ratio in Petrophysicist position: 16-20: 3%, 21-30: 43%, 31-40: 29%, 41-50: 15%, 51-60: 8%, 60+: 2%. Petrophysicist position is predominantly male (74.0%) with the largest age group being 21-30 years old, followed by 31-40 years old.
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PetrophysicistMiami, FL - A year ago
Gender shouldn't matter, but it's disheartening to see such a low number of women in a supposedly progressive industry. We can do better!
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PetrophysicistSan Francisco, CA - A year ago
Age distribution isn't surprising given the advancements in technology impacting the profession. Petrophysics is evolving!

Workplaces

Professional Growth

Who Are the Top Employers for Petrophysicist?
Top employers of Petrophysicist position: Chevron, ExxonMobil, Schlumberger. People who work in Petrophysicist position most typically go on to work for the Chevron.
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PetrophysicistChicago, IL - A year ago
ExxonMobil might offer great opportunities, but their intense work culture and long hours can be extremely overwhelming!
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PetrophysicistNew York City, NY - A year ago
Look beyond the top employers! There are many other oil companies that value petrophysicists and offer fantastic prospects.
Chevron
ExxonMobil
Schlumberger

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What Industries Does Petrophysicist Typically Have Experience In?
Industry Background: The most typical industries of Petrophysicist: Mining / Oil & Gas, Professional / Scientific / Technical, Retail, Administrative & Support, Manufacturing. Petrophysicist employees most likely come from a Mining / Oil & Gas industry background.
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PetrophysicistChicago, IL - A year ago
I can't even handle all these opinions. Y'all need to chill. Petrophysicists' skills are versatile and applicable across various industries, so stop arguing and appreciate our multidisciplinary expertise!
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PetrophysicistMiami, FL - A year ago
Petrophysicists in Miami represent! 🌴 Besides contributing to the oil and gas industry, we also make waves in researching ways to optimize offshore drilling techniques to protect our beautiful coastal environment.

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How is the gender diversity among people working as a Petrophysicist?
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Liam Brown4 years ago
25% are women in this profession only.
What is the most common age of a Petrophysicist?
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Liam Brown4 years ago
The typical age is 34 for a Petrophysicist.
Is a Petrophysicist considered to be a junior profession?
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Benjamin Gardner4 years ago
You probably need around 7 years to work as a Petrophysicist
What industries does a Petrophysicist typically work in?
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Liam Brown4 years ago
Most typically work in the Retail industry.
Speaking of higher education, do I need a degree as a Petrophysicist?
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Isabella Holmes4 years ago
A Bachelor of Science degree could not hurt if you want to be a Petrophysicist
Which company is likely to have openings for Petrophysicist positions?
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Sophie Hayes4 years ago
If you are a Petrophysicist you should definitely apply for Chevron, ExxonMobil, Schlumberger, Shell and TBD
How many years of experience as a Petrophysicist is needed in average to switch to another position?
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Isabella Holmes4 years ago
You should work for more than 5 years before considering changing to another role.
Is it common for people to switch companies and still work as a Petrophysicist?
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Sophie Hayes4 years ago
A Petrophysicist typically works for multiple companies.
What do people usually work as before switching to Petrophysicist?
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Sophie Hayes4 years ago
You have a good chance of becoming a Petrophysicist if you are working as Geologist, Geophysicist or Geoscientist
What are the typical next steps for someone working as a Petrophysicist?
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Sophie Hayes4 years ago
Geologist, Geophysicist or Advisor can be a good next step
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