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Viaro Energy is an independent British energy company run by a team with over six decades of combined experience in the industry. Through our main subsidiary RockRose Energy, Viaro operates in the North Sea and has interests in over 30 fields within the UKCS and the Netherlands. We are committed to supporting the long-term energy security of the UK and our assets account for 9% of daily gas production.

The Wells Manager is accountable for ensuring safe and efficient well-related activities (Drilling, Completion, Well Intervention & Well Abandonment) are delivered by a third-party Well Operator* for the ONEgas West (OGW) well stock in this late-life Asset and other assets added to the Viaro portfolio if applicable. This role ensures that operations are executed safely, efficiently, on budget and in full compliance with company policies; industry regulations and environmental standards.  The Wells Manager will provide strategic leadership to the wells team, contractors, service providers as well as internal stakeholders while driving continuous improvement and operational excellence.

Viaro’s OGW asset comprises of 11 offshore gas fields, two manned Nodal platforms, 21 Normally Unmanned Installations that are maintained via a Walk to Work vessel, and the Bacton Gas Plant – designated as UK Critical Infrastructure – which treats and exports the gas.

OGW has approximately 180 wells, many of which are in decline, but with significant potential for optimisation and sustainable value creation.  By focusing on the responsible development and optimisation of the existing well stock, alongside the efficient execution of an active well abandonment programme, meaningful long-term benefits can be realised.  The Wells Manager will play a central role across the full E&P asset lifecycle; from exploration and appraisal through to development, intervention and eventual decommissioning, ensuring safe, efficient and forward looking well operations that align with Viaro’s commitment for sustainable growth.

In addition to operated assets, the role will be accountable for overseeing Viaro’s interests in well operations across its extensive non-operated portfolio. The successful candidate will support and assure well-related activities spanning exploration, field development, reservoir management and decommissioning, always with an emphasis on delivering value in a safe, efficient and sustainable manner.

This is a senior leadership position and forms a key part of the leadership team supporting the Viaro Chief Operating Officer

• Manage the contract with the Well Management Contractor, ensuring that all Drilling, Completion, Well Intervention, and Well Abandonment activities are planned and executed safely, responsibly, on schedule, and within budget, in compliance with UK regulatory and environmental standards.
• Serve as the accountable lead for all well-related activities across the OGW asset, ensuring alignment with Viaro’s safety, efficiency, sustainability and long-term value creation.
• Act as Budget Holder for all operated well activities, contributing to the development of Annual Work Plans and Budgets (WP&Bs), and lead cost tracking, forecasting, and financial performance management for the Wells function.
• Oversee the performance of the Well Management Contractor against agreed KPIs and SLAs, proactively addressing HSE, operational, or cost-related issues to safeguard outcomes and ensure continuous improvement
• Develop and execute strategic well activity plans, including optimisation of the existing well stock, life-extension initiatives, and late life well abandonment campaigns, always with a focus on responsible asset stewardship.
• Ensure delivery of technically robust, risk-mitigated well programs by overseeing assurance processes, supervising third-party execution, and leading readiness reviews and risk assessments.
• Champion well integrity, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and industry best practices throughout the well lifecycle from concept and design to intervention and abandonment.
• Drive continuous improvement by applying lessons learned and performance data to enhance well delivery, safety, and integrity. Embed best practices across all well activities.
• Represent Viaro in joint ventures and non-operated assets, ensuring appropriate technical and commercial input into partner-operated well operations.
• Evaluate and challenge third-party proposals, ensuring cost-effective and fit-for-purpose well designs and execution strategies.
• Collaborate with procurement and legal teams to manage contracts, service agreements, and relationships with the Well Operator and key vendors.
• Coordinate with internal stakeholders (HSE, asset teams, subsurface, commercial) and external bodies (regulators, JV partners) as the single point of contact for all well operations.
• Ensure regulatory compliance across all well activities, including operations tied to the Bacton Gas Plant (a UK Critical Infrastructure asset), and maintain awareness of evolving regulations by interfacing with government and industry bodies.
• Support asset development and portfolio-level decision-making, including timing and scope of drilling, intervention, and abandonment campaigns.
• Identify and evaluate value-add opportunities such as recompletions, interventions, and sidetracks, in collaboration with subsurface and production teams.
• Oversee QA of all well documentation, including basis of design, well programs, and end-of-well reports.
• Foster a high-performance, safety-focused culture, providing coaching and mentorship to internal staff and working with third-party operators to build team capability.
• Uphold Viaro’s values in all interactions, promoting collaboration, transparency, and ethical conduct.

Bachelor’s degree in petroleum engineering or a related discipline (Master degree or Chartered Engineer status preferred).

• 15+ years of progressive experience in well engineering, drilling, completions and well operations, with at least 5 years in a senior leadership or management position
• Must have direct experience working for an operator, with a proven track record of delivering operated wells safely, efficiently and in compliance with regulatory standards.
• Demonstrated expertise across the full well lifecycle, including planning, execution, intervention and abandonment in mature fields and late-life assets.
• Strong knowledge of UKCS regulatory frameworks, well integrity management, process safety and assurance processes
• Proven ability to lead and contribute to Design Review Boards (DRBs) and other assurance processes, ensuring well designs and programs are technically robust, risk-mitigated and aligned with company and regulatory standards.
• Demonstrated ability to systematically identify, assess and manage risks, applying structured risk management tools and methodologies to support safe and reliable decision-making.
• Strong leadership and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to influence at senior levels and represent operator interests in joint ventures and non-operated assets .
• Commercial acumen and excellent communication skills are essential
• Drive and energy to integrate with the wider Viaro leadership team and deliver well related activities through a Well Management Contractor.

Certifications

• Valid offshore certifications including BOSIET, MIST, OEUK Medical etc, with ability to travel offshore as required

– Competitive salary and benefits package
– Opportunities for professional growth and development
– A dynamic and supportive work environment

Interested candidates should submit their applications via the apply button below with your CV and a cover letter outlining your suitability for the role. Please include the job title in the subject line.

Viaro is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

Viaro Energy is an independent British energy company run by a team with over six decades of combined experience in the industry. Through our main subsidiary RockRose Energy, Viaro operates in the North Sea and has interests in over 30 fields within the UKCS and the Netherlands. We are committed to supporting the long-term energy security of the UK and our assets account for 9% of daily gas production.

Reporting to the Chief Operating Officer, the Corporate Development Manager will play a central role in shaping the company’s strategic and commercial direction. The Corporate Development Manager is responsible for creating value and reducing commercial risk across the company’s upstream and midstream portfolio. This senior role has accountability for M&A, operated and non-operated assets, sales arrangements and stakeholder engagement. The position provides commercial governance, oversees negotiations and ensures matters escalated are resolved in the best interests of the company. The role requires a blend of strategic vision, financial expertise and strong negotiation skills to deliver long term value aligned with corporate strategy and delivery of business objectives.

Strategic Value Creation & Opportunity Development

•  Lead the identification, evaluation, and execution of strategic growth initiatives, including mergers and acquisitions (M&A), farm-ins/farm-outs, joint ventures, and divestitures to enhance corporate value and mitigate commercial risk. All in line with corporate strategic objectives, from initial screening to completion, including corporate acquisition targets.
• Build and maintain a strategic, value adding and robust pipeline of investment opportunities, informed by proactive market intelligence, industry engagement, and a strong understanding of corporate strategy.
• Provide strategic insights to position the company competitively and assist in the preparation and delivery of strategic reviews and presentations; including board papers.
• Oversee the development of robust financial models, including valuation, sensitivity analyses, and risk assessments, to support decision-making and board-level presentations. Preparing clear, actionable investment memos and communicate recommendations effectively to senior leadership.
• Lead negotiations on deal structures and terms that maximise returns and mitigates risks.
• Ensure alignment of transactions with long-term strategy and risk appetite.
• Provide direction and decision making authority on matters escalated by commercial advisors.
• Identify and evaluate opportunities across operated and non-operated portfolios.
• Develop and maintain close relationships with key external stakeholders in other upstream, midstream companies, investment banks and advisors.
• On an as needed basis, support the team with Investor Relations activities including corporate presentations and investor roadshows etc.

 Non-Operated Asset Management

• Provide commercial governance over partner-operated assets through OCMs and TCMs.
• Evaluate the commercial viability of non-operated exploration and development projects, incorporating technical, operational, financial, and strategic analyses.
• Monitor and influence partner-operated assets to align with company objectives.
• Represent company interests in joint venture committees and negotiations where appropriate.
• Ensure partner decisions support value creation and limit exposure.
• Review, challenge and approve recommendations from Commercial Team.

Operated Assets Management

•  Lead the development and implementation of commercial strategies for operated assets to maximise value and mitigate risk. Working cross-functionally with operational teams, finance, and partners to deliver value-driven solutions that align with asset objectives and long-term viability.
• Support asset teams in framing, negotiating, and executing business plans aligned with corporate objectives.
• Act as the primary commercial interface with joint venture partners, government bodies and regulators. Take an active role in cross-operator forums and government-industry initiatives, particularly around late-life asset strategy.
• Ensure compliance with all commercial agreements and government obligations.
• Oversee and in some cases, lead the negotiation and execution of key commercial agreements including Sales and Purchase agreements, Transportation agreements, Decommissioning Security Agreements, Unitisation Agreements Proximity Agreements etc ensuring commercial terms are competitive, risk-managed, and aligned with company interests. Collaborating closely with Legal, Finance, and Tax teams to ensure contracts are legally sound and fiscally efficient.
• Track macroeconomic trends, energy market dynamics, and regulatory developments to inform strategic decision-making and corporate positioning. Advising executive management on emerging risks and opportunities, particularly relating to commodity pricing, policy shifts, and sector-wide changes.
• Engage regularly with joint venture partners to secure alignment on operational and financial plans. Supporting field operations and finance with commercial insight on cost optimisation and revenue enhancement opportunities. Analyse market conditions and production performance to guide asset and investment decisions.
• Lead and develop a high-performing commercial team, ensuring clear alignment with business priorities. Providing mentorship, coaching, and career development support, fostering a culture of accountability, quality, and continuous improvement. Oversee workload prioritisation to balance strategic initiatives with daily commercial support and ensure adherence to internal systems and policies. Promoting collaborative, cross-disciplinary working practices to deliver integrated commercial solutions.

Sales and Crude Marketing

• Oversee the marketing and sales strategy for crude oil and liquids from operated assets.
• Oversee crude sales agreements, lifting programs, nominations and scheduling to ensure timely delivery and optimal pricing.
• Interface with trading, shipping and refining counterparts to capture market opportunities and mitigate exposure.
• Monitor market trends, pricing benchmarks and regional supply-demand dynamics to optimize realization value.
• Ensure transparent reporting and compliance with regulatory requirements for hydrocarbon sales.

Education level

• Degree in a relevant discipline (e.g., Business, Economics, Law, Engineering).MBA or advanced degree preferred.

Experience

• A strong commercial orientated background with a minimum of 15 years’ oil and gas industry experience with either a major or independent oil and gas company, preferably, with midstream experience.
• Investing banking and international experience advantageous.
• Ability to undertake economic and financial modelling analyses in varying fiscal environments, including both Tax & Royalty and PSC contracts.
• Strong track record in contract negotiation, joint venture management and government relations.
• Extensive understanding of the UK oil and gas industry including its license and regulatory regime, with well established relationships within the regulator and sector to support the identification of opportunities, risks and mitigations.

 Specific skills

• Strategic thinker with strong analytical and business acumen.
• Proactive problem solver.
• Exceptional productivity skills willing to work in a fast paced environment
• Excellent interpersonal and influencing skills across multi-disciplinary teams.
• Ability to navigate complex JV and regulatory environments under time and commercial pressure.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Proactive and solution-oriented.
• Ability to handle and protect sensitive information in a confidential and professional manner.

– Competitive salary and benefits package
– Opportunities for professional growth and development
– A dynamic and supportive work environment

Interested candidates should submit their applications via the apply button below with your CV and a cover letter outlining your suitability for the role. Please include the job title in the subject line.

Viaro is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

Viaro Energy is an independent British energy company run by a team with over six decades of combined experience in the industry. Through our main subsidiary RockRose Energy, Viaro operates in the North Sea and has interests in over 30 fields within the UKCS and the Netherlands. We are committed to supporting the long-term energy security of the UK and our assets account for 9% of daily gas production.

Working under the guidance of the Lead Inspection Engineer, this role is responsible for developing, planning, and supervising inspection plans and work scopes for pressure systems and equipment, with a particular focus on pressure vessels, heat exchangers, storage tanks, and associated piping. The role also involves monitoring welding and non-destructive testing (NDT) activities to ensure compliance with applicable standards. All inspection activities must be carried out in accordance with the Inspection Body Management System (IBMS).

• Develop and implement transparent long- and short-term inspection plans and scopes of work for pressure equipment and pressure safety valves
• Review and analyse inspection results, assess trends, and report findings in accordance with Inspection Body Management System (IBMS) requirements.
• Ensure that inspection data, including relevant information in SAP, is accurately maintained within the IBMS database.
• Coach, supervise, and monitor the performance of inspection personnel to ensure competency and quality execution.
• Oversee the execution of inspection work scopes and associated Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) activities.
• Apply the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle for inspections in alignment with IBMS requirements to drive continuous improvement.
• Responsible for the development and delivery of Risk-Based Inspection (RBI) plans. Lead expert groups as needed to ensure RBI plans incorporate Non-Intrusive Inspection (NII) guidelines.
• Monitor the performance of NDT contractors to ensure compliance with quality and safety standards.
• Serve as the Inspection Technical Authority, providing expert guidance and approvals as required.
• Develop, review, and select appropriate procedures for the execution of inspection works.
• Execute and supervise inspection work in line with the independence policy of the Inspection Body.
• Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives such as the implementation of digital inspection tools, anomaly trending, and lessons learned.
• Assist in maintaining compliance with internal processes and external regulatory expectations.

• Degree or HNC/HND in Mechanical, Materials, or Integrity-related Engineering discipline.
• Willingness to complete and pass offshore training certification e.g. BOSIET, MIST, OEUK Medical etc.

• Substantial experience (typically 5+ years) in the planning, execution, and analysis of inspections for pressure systems within the hydrocarbon production, petrochemical, or process industries.
• Proven expertise in the principles and application of Risk-Based Inspection (RBI), including familiarity with Pre-Start-Up Safety Reviews (PSSRs), Written Schemes of Examination (WSEs/WBDAs), Integrity Management Systems (IMS), Pressure Equipment Directives (PED), Pressure Relief Devices (PRDs), and relevant international standards.
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety and compliance.
• Familiarity with onshore terminal infrastructure and offshore gas platform systems.
• Knowledge of UK statutory regulations including PSSR, DCR, PUWER, and the role of the Competent Person.
• Proficient in interpreting NDT methods and inspection data.
• Knowledge of relevant industry regulations, codes, and fabrication standards related to inspection and asset integrity.
• Strong understanding of the principles and application of Risk-Based Inspection (RBI).
• Knowledge of the principles and application of Non-Intrusive Inspection (NII).
• Awareness of corrosion and degradation mechanisms affecting pressure equipment and piping.
• Proficiency in the use of office IT software and inspection-related databases.
• Proficiency in English language (written and spoken) for technical communication and reporting.
• Well-organised and able to manage multiple priorities across onshore and offshore environments.

– Competitive salary and benefits package
– Opportunities for professional growth and development
– A dynamic and supportive work environment

Interested candidates should submit their applications via the apply button below with your CV and a cover letter outlining your suitability for the role. Please include the job title in the subject line.

Viaro is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

Viaro Energy is an independent British energy company run by a team with over six decades of combined experience in the industry. Through our main subsidiary RockRose Energy, Viaro operates in the North Sea and has interests in over 30 fields within the UKCS and the Netherlands. We are committed to supporting the long-term energy security of the UK and our assets account for 9% of daily gas production.

The Reliability Engineer will be responsible for identifying and delivering initiatives to enhance equipment availability, extend asset life, and optimise maintenance strategies. The successful candidate will apply reliability engineering principles and data-driven methodologies to identify failure modes, recommend improvements, and ensure safe, compliant, and cost-effective operations in a high-hazard onshore environment.

– Competitive salary and benefits package
– Opportunities for professional growth and development
– A dynamic and supportive work environment

Interested candidates should submit their applications via the apply button below with your CV and a cover letter outlining your suitability for the role. Please include the job title in the subject line.

Viaro is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

Viaro Energy is an independent British energy company run by a team with over six decades of combined experience in the industry. Through our main subsidiary RockRose Energy, Viaro operates in the North Sea and has interests in over 30 fields within the UKCS and the Netherlands. We are committed to supporting the long-term energy security of the UK and our assets account for 9% of daily gas production.

We are seeking a highly motivated and technically experienced Production Engineer to join our Subsurface Team responsible for managing an operated and non-operated portfolio of late-life assets in the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS) and The Netherlands. This role will be central to managing production system performance, maximising recovery, and optimising production from mature fields. The successful candidate will work closely with multi-disciplinary teams to ensure safe, efficient, and reliable production operations while supporting future field development and late-life planning.

– Competitive salary and benefits package
– Opportunities for professional growth and development
– A dynamic and supportive work environment

Interested candidates should submit their applications via the apply button below with your CV and a cover letter outlining your suitability for the role. Please include the job title in the subject line.

Viaro is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

Viaro Energy is an independent British energy company run by a team with over six decades of combined experience in the industry. Through our main subsidiary RockRose Energy, Viaro operates in the North Sea and has interests in over 30 fields within the UKCS and the Netherlands. We are committed to supporting the long-term energy security of the UK and our assets account for 9% of daily gas production.

We are seeking a detail-oriented and proactive Hydrocarbon Accountant to oversee and manage the end-to-end accounting of oil and gas production, sales, and allocations. This role is key to ensuring accurate reporting of production volumes and revenue accounting while supporting the finance and operations teams in delivering timely, reliable data.

– Competitive salary and benefits package
– Opportunities for professional growth and development
– A dynamic and supportive work environment

Interested candidates should submit their applications via the apply button below with your CV and a cover letter outlining your suitability for the role. Please include the job title in the subject line.

Viaro is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

Viaro Energy is an independent British energy company run by a team with over six decades of combined experience in the industry. Through our main subsidiary RockRose Energy, Viaro operates in the North Sea and has interests in over 30 fields within the UKCS and the Netherlands. We are committed to supporting the long-term energy security of the UK and our assets account for 9% of daily gas production.

The Process Engineer is responsible for assurance and support to the operated assets Onshore (Bacton Gas Plant) and to the gas producing assets in the Southern North Sea of the UK (Onegas West Asset, OGW). With a strong focus on asset integrity and lifecycle extension, the Process Engineer provides technical stewardship across production operations, troubleshooting complex process issues, and identifying opportunities to enhance plant reliability and optimise performance. Reporting to the Lead Process Engineer, this role requires close collaboration with operations, maintenance, and discipline engineering teams to ensure that safety-critical systems perform as intended and that operational risks are effectively managed in line with regulatory and company standards.

• Engineering Degree, preferably in Chemical Engineering.

– Competitive salary and benefits package
– Opportunities for professional growth and development
– A dynamic and supportive work environment

Interested candidates should submit their applications via the apply button below with your CV and a cover letter outlining your suitability for the role. Please include the job title in the subject line.

Viaro is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

Viaro Energy is an independent British energy company run by a team with over six decades of combined experience in the industry. Through our main subsidiary RockRose Energy, Viaro operates in the North Sea and has interests in over 30 fields within the UKCS and the Netherlands. We are committed to supporting the long-term energy security of the UK and our assets account for 9% of daily gas production.

Viaro Energy is a company committed to sustainable development and responsible operations across the UKCS. Our strategy includes targeted investments in late-life oil and gas assets, some of which are in steep production decline. As we move into the next phase of asset stewardship, we seek an experienced and forward-thinking Decommissioning Manager to lead our decommissioning activities, ensuring safe, efficient, and compliant execution of all activities post-Cessation of Production.

The Decommissioning Manager will be responsible for leading and delivering the full lifecycle of decommissioning projects, from the Define phase through execution. This includes delivering the approved Decommissioning Programme (DP), managing regulatory and legislative compliance, identifying innovative contracting strategies and partnerships, and overseeing all Decommissioning & Removal (D&R) related contracts. The role is essential to the company’s responsible asset retirement obligations and will drive value through efficiency, collaboration, and best-practice adoption.
This is an opportunity to shape the company’s decommissioning approach during a transformational period.

• Degree qualified in a recognised engineering or science related discipline, preferably holding and maintaining UK chartered status and corporate membership of at least one relevant learned institution.

– Competitive salary and benefits package
– Opportunities for professional growth and development
– A dynamic and supportive work environment

Interested candidates should submit their applications via the apply button below with your CV and a cover letter outlining your suitability for the role. Please include the job title in the subject line.

Viaro is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.