REBECCA PRICE
SUMMARY:
I have twenty five years of Accounting, Engineering and Regulatory Analyst experience related to the energy industry, including production reporting, drilling data administration, reserves analysis, billing, receivables, payables, and all aspects of payroll and quarterly reporting. I am detail orientated, highly motivated, and seek employment with a company who recognizes hard work, dedication and loyalty.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
November, 2013 Capital Petroleum Consultants Houston, TX
To Senior Operations Engineering & Regulatory Analyst - Assignment: Sierra Resources LLC
Present Aurora Oil and Gas
Code and/or verify existing coding of all Operation Invoices. Ensure approvals are obtained timely and invoices are forwarded to accounting for payment. Check daily cost estimates on all operational reports (Construction, Drilling, and Completion). Ensure all Field Estimates are current and accurate. Discuss and ‘push’ out to the field coding responsibility. Train field staff as required on best practices. Prepare monthly AFE Variance Reports, and work with accounting on format and content, organize and lead monthly reviews with Engineers and Operations Management. Objective is to keep Actual Costs to Field Estimate variance less than 5%.
File all Drilling Permits, Groundwater Advisory Letters, SWR13 Surface Casing and Tubing Exceptions with the Texas Railroad Commission. Once wells are producing I complete W-2/G-1 and entire Completion Packet as well as bi-yearly W10/G10.
December, 2006 Southwestern Energy Company Houston, TX
To Senior Reservoir Analyst
October, 2013
Maintain Aries database to the highest quality, creating PUDs, PDP’ing new wells, and run Economics on future wells for AFE approval. Coordinate quarterly Reserve Add administration and prepare Monthly Well Review presentation for Well EUR, PVI and Capital Cost. Run queries and import data tables into Access to assist Engineers for various data analysis and Create Update Queries in Access for mass Aries case uploads and Projects.
Senior Drilling Analyst
Set up and administrate drilling well files; AFE and DCE Creation; Distribution of Permits and Plats to the rigs; Internal and External distribution of Drilling Reports; PA administration & support; Initiate the AFE in ATS and track approval progress for the Team weekly; Daily review of Surveillance Assistant per well; Update Days vs. Depth and cost curves; Run engineering programs as requested; Assist Engineers to review Drlg Reports to ensure accuracy in parameters, coding and costs; Support Drilling Supervisors in Conway, AR; Prepare AFE Variance Reports prior to final review and Quarterly Accruals; Support engineers and managers with data extraction and preparation of reports from Scorecard, and PA.
October, 2000 Ballard Petroleum/Jordan Production Gillette, WY
To Production Technician/Office Manager
October, 2005
Ballard Petroleum is an oil and gas producer located in Billings, MT who purchased Jordan Production in May, 2005. While working as a Production Tech, I was responsible for the reporting of all daily production, inventories, and oil sales which were in excess of 50,000 barrels per month. I created Excel Spread Sheets complete with mathematical formulas, used to complete the required reporting to the Wyoming Oil & Gas Conservation Commission.
As the Office Manager for Jordan Production, a Lease Operating Company contracted by Ballard Petroleum, my responsibilities were all aspects of bookkeeping including payroll, billing, payables, bank reconciliations, and daily functions of maintaining an office. I created the Chart of Accounts in Quickbooks to track all expenses, income, vehicle costs, and sales tax reporting. I attended monthly meetings with the Accountant and Bank Officer regarding Profit and Loss Statements and Balance Sheets, so that Jordan Production remained a profitable entity.
October 1998 Cenex Propane Gillette, WY
To Office Manager
October 2000
The duties for this position was primarily complete cycle Accounts Receivable from invoicing, daily deposits, daily inventories, monthly billing statements, and extensive month end reporting to Corporate Headquarters located in St. Paul, MN. I was responsible for the plant’s Customer Aging Reports, Average Cost and Margin Reporting, verifying they met projected budgets, reconciled customers’ accounts, and collections of unpaid balances. I also maintained daily office functions by routing Truck Drivers and Service calls to customers. Payroll and Accounts Payable required coding and data entry and were processed from the corporate office.
October 1988 Maxim Drilling & Exploration Gillette, WY
To Drilling Technician/Office Manager
September 1998
All payroll was generated from the Wyoming office, although the corporation was headed in Denver, CO. Therefore, the main responsibility was processing bi-weekly payroll for over one hundred hourly employees from data entry, to check run, verifying all overtime, bonus pay, subsistence, driving pay, and all necessary deductions. I completed all Workman’s Compensation reports, payments and claims, quarterly SUTA and FUTA reports, disputed unnecessary unemployment claims, and processed over seven hundred year end W-2 forms. Additionally, I completed Bit Reports, Morning Rig Operations reports and Rig Expense Reports for the Drilling Superintendent.
EDUCATION:
1986 Campbell County High School Gillette, WY
Diploma Business/Accounting 3.6 GPA
1987 Casper College Casper, WY
Attended Fall and Spring Semesters/Accounting
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT:
Society of Petroleum Engineers – Powder River Basin Section, Scholarship Chairman 2005. As a member of the SPE since 2001, I helped to organize the Annual Scholarship Golf Tournament raising over $12,000 each year so that the local students may achieve their higher educational goals. After four years of serving on the Tournament Committee, I was then elected as the Scholarship Chairman responsible for the distribution of funds to eligible recipients.