Geophysicist Salaries in Houston, TX
$136,232
avg per year
The average salary for Geophysicist jobs near Houston, TX is $136,232.*
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Top Geophysicist jobs near Houston, TX
View AllWell Planning Geophysicist
Orion
Houston, TX
Work with wells engineers and pore pressure specialists to design well paths and target boxes that meet subsurface well objectives while avoiding or mitigating…
Estimated: $77.8K - $98.5K a year
6 days ago
Geophysicist (US Based)
PXGEO
Houston, TX
Assisting the Chief Field Geophysicist with ensuring that all department consumables and relevant accessories will, so far as is possible, not pose undue…
Estimated: $66.8K - $84.6K a year
12 days ago
Geophysicist Resident
Occidental Petroleum Corporation
Houston, TX
Design, develop, and implement advanced seismic imaging algorithms using HPC. Excellent communication skills with the ability to present work product, technical…
Estimated: $94.9K - $120K a year
Research Geophysicist
CGG
Houston, TX
You will use knowledge of signal processing, wave propagation, and numerical optimization to develop and test high-end algorithms, sequences, or programs with…
Estimated: $85.7K - $109K a year
Research Geophysicist / Advisor - Full Waveform Inversion
Sinopec Tech Houston
Houston, TX
Research and develop seismic imaging or related technologies. Must have a Master Degree or Doctor Degree in Geophysics, mathematics, physics, computer science…
Estimated: $86.4K - $109K a year
Shift Leader Geophysicist (US Based)
PXGEO
Houston, TX
Under the direction of the Chief Field Geophysicist develop and publish local best practices and work instructions for his department.
Estimated: $71.9K - $91.1K a year
12 days ago
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