We are looking for geoscientific software developers to expand our OpendTect development team. Your main task will be to develop, maintain and support innovative seismic interpretation tools in the OpendTect system. You will be part of a dedicated team of geophysicists and IT specialists and report directly to the head of R&D. Your work will be judged on quality, innovation and development cycle time. You will be based in Enschede (The Netherlands), Mumbai (India) or in Houston (USA).

The successful candidate is a dynamic, self-motivating person with BSc. or MSc. degree in geophysics, or related subject. Strong affinity with programming and software development , as well as excellent communication skills in English are pre-requisites. Knowledge of seismic interpretation, object oriented software development (especially C++) and OpendTect are preferred.

Applications for the positions in The Netherlands and USA can be addressed to the head of R&D: This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it . Applications for the positions in India can be addressed to the CEO of dGB-India, Mr. Nanne Hemstra This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it

We have immediate openings for case study specialists (geologists / geophysicists) at our offices in Enschede, The Netherlands and Houston, USA. Case study specialists typically work on advanced, integrated seismic interpretation projects on behalf of E&P companies. The work is performed in small teams using dGB's proprietary GDI and OpendTect software as well as 3rd party products. The aim is to get more out of a (2D, 3D, 4D) seismic data set than what can be achieved with conventional seismic interpretation techniques. Case studies cover the fields of quantitative interpretation (inversion, modeling, rock property prediction) and qualitative interpretation (seismic facies analysis, object detection, chimney interpretation, fault seal analysis, sequence stratigraphy). Case study specialists closely interact with dGB's software developers to help create and maintain the world's most advanced seismic interpretation system.  

You will become part of a small, international and dedicated team of geoscientists and will receive training in order to become an independent contributor as quickly as possible. dGB encourages innovative thinking and promotes self-development.

Recent graduates (BSc or MSc) and geoscientists with relevant experience with a valid workpermit are invited to send a letter with their motivation, and C.V. For positions in Europe please address:  This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it   and for positions in the USA: This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it