Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) - We coordinate and unify the petroleum policies of its Member Countries and ensure the stabilization of oil markets in order to secure an efficient, economic and regular supply of petroleum to consumers, a steady income to producers and a fair return on capital for those investing in the petroleum industry.

We are recruiting to fill the following positions:

1.) Head, Energy Studies Department
2.) Head, Petroleum Studies Department
3.) Director, Research Division
4.) Refinery & Products Analyst
5.) Upstream Oil Industry Analyst

Deadline: 9th December, 2016.

Job Title: [/b]Head, Energy Studies Department
[b]Job Code: 5.1.01
Location: Nigeria

Objective of Position

The Head of Energy Studies Department is to plan, organise, coordinate, manage and evaluate the work of the Energy Studies Department in accordance with the work programmes and budget of the Department so as to optimize its support to the Secretariat in achieving its overall objectives.
The work covers studies and analyses of medium to long-term world energy developments and prospects, in particular, the preparation of OPEC’s world oil outlook, studies and analyses concerning world energy supply and demand, upstream to downstream oil industry, technology, alternative energy sources, institutional and fiscal petroleum regimes, as well as energy policies in producing and consuming countries.
It also covers studies and analyses of related international issues, in particular in the areas of trade, sustainable development and climate change.

Job Title: Head, Petroleum Studies Department
Job Code: 4.1.01
Location: Nigeria

Main Responsibilities

Plans, organises, coordinates, manages and evaluates the work in the Petroleum Studies Department covering:
World oil market developments in the short-term;
Short-term forecasting, with particular attention to the impact of world economic and financial market developments;
Oil supply and demand in the short-term;
Oil stock movements;
Oil prices, its volatility and fluctuation;
Refinery operations and capacity development;
Trade and transportation;
Major oil companies’ operational performance and other determining factors of the oil market as well as crude oil/product markets assessments;
Preparation of the periodic reports, in particular the Monthly Oil Market Report and Daily Oil Market Report.
Develops and maintains adequate forecasting and modelling for oil market research.
Ensures full responses to requests by the Conference, BOG, ECB and standing committees for studies and special reports relevant to the work program of the Department.
Arranges presentations at relevant OPEC meetings and international forums representing the Secretariat as required.

Job Title: Director, Research Division
Job Code: 2.1.01
Location: Nigeria

Overview

The Research Division's objective is to conduct a continuous program of research, issuing reports, analyses and data in the field of energy and related matters.
It monitors, forecasts and analyses development in energy in general and the oil industry in particular, as well as follows and analyses related economic and financial developments.
It contributes to the coordination of OPEC Member Countries (MCs) in international negotiations and promotes cooperation between the various relevant global players to be able to be present and actively participate in the various international fora.

Job Title: Refinery & Products Analyst
Job Code: 4.4.02
Location: Nigeria

Job Summary
Within the Research Division, the Petroleum Studies Department provides pertinent and reliable information and analyses in support of decision-making and policy-making in Member Countries.
It carries out, on a continuous basis, research programmes and studies on short-term petroleum market developments with the aim of issuing reports on a regular (i.e. daily, weekly, monthly and bi-monthly) as well as ad hoc basis highlighting important issues for their use and consideration.
It also conducts regular forecasts, elaborates and analyses oil market scenarios and prepares and publishes reports on these findings.
The Department promotes OPEC views and technical analysis on short-term oil market developments to the industry at large and general public via the OPEC Monthly Oil Market Report (especially the feature article) as well as other reports, presentations and related pod casts.
It prepares and contributes to reports to be submitted to the Economic Commission Board, the Board of Governors and the Conference as well as papers for various OPEC publications.

Job Title: Upstream Oil Industry Analyst
Job Code: 5.3.01
Location: Nigeria

Job Summary
Within the Research Division, the Energy Studies Department monitors, analyses and forecasts world energy developments in the medium and long term and reports thereon, in particular:
Provides in-depth studies and reports on medium to long term energy issues; monitors developments and undertakes specific studies on energy demand and production-related technology and assesses implications for OPEC;
Identifies and follows up key areas of energy-related emerging technologies and research and development (R&) and facilitates and supports coordinated planning and implementation of collaborative energy related R& programmes of OPEC Member Countries;
Identifies prospects for OPEC participation in major international R& activities;
Carries out studies and reports on medium to long term developments in the petroleum industry;
Provides effective tools for and carries out model based studies for analyses and projections of medium and long term energy supply/demand and downstream simulation;
Elaborates OPEC Long Term Strategy and monitors, analyses and reports on relevant national or regional policies, such as fiscal, energy, trade and environmental, and assesses their impacts on energy markets.


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