Resume CV Experienced Petrophysicist Texas A&M Graduate Open to Domestic Relocation
Resume CV of Candidate RG8700957. Texas A&M Graduate Petroleum industry professional with seven years experience, serving in roles such as petrophysicist, well logging field engineer, and applications engineer. Excellent problem solving skills, and ability to manage projects on time and at or under budget. Open to International travel and Domestic Relocation.EXPERIENCE:
January 2007 – June 2009 Energy Firm, Humble, Texas
Petrophysicist Worked as a wireline logging engineer in East Texas and North Louisiana furthering my experience in this field.
. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Resistivity and Acoustic Imaging tool Theory – Advanced Logging School (2006).
August 2006 – January 2007
Large Energy Firm, Houston, Texas Application Engineer August 2005 – August 2006 Major Energy Firm, Tyler, Texas
Field Engineer Provided advanced petrophysical solutions to oil and gas companies worldwide by modeling conventional well log data to have similar response characteristics as NMR outputs using Company’s proprietary software process.
. Broad knowledge of Powerlog; used this application in a variety of environments including organic shales, sands, and complex carbonates. . Performed quality control and preparatory work on well data including normalizing, depth matching, logging run splices, environmental corrections, check formation tops, review core analysis and formation test reports. . Evaluated approximately 20-30 wells per month with shaly sand, complex lithology, and organic shale models. October 2004 – August 2005 GOULDS PUMPS- Stafford, Texas
Application Engineer Integral member of an established technical team at Goulds which provides innovative engineered solutions in the chemical processing, pulp and paper, oil refining, gas processing, power generation, and mining industries. . Evaluated centrifugal pump specifications and requirements and selected appropriate pump solutions. . Developed sales proposals and supported outside sales engineers. June 2002 – July 2004 BAKER HUGHES – Hassi Messaoud, Algeria EDUCATION:
1999 – 2002
Texas A&M University – College Station, TX Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering - Knowledge in Design, Heat Transfer, Thermodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, Dynamic and Static Systems, Manufacturing, Materials, Feedback Controls, HVAC, and Petroleum Geology . Senior Design Project – Worked in conjunction with Kvaerner Oilfield Products to design subsea production equipment. . Obtained Engineer-in-Training (EIT) Certificate. CERTIFICATIONS:
Engineer in Training Certificate
SKILLS:
Powerlog, MS Word, Excel, Power Point, and Project
Specialize in identifying bypassed pay zones, including finding potential fractures in carbonate reservoirs based on different fracture indicators produced from well log responses, all adding greater value by boosting client companies’ reserves.
Successfully completed Goulds’ Vertical Products Operations and Seneca Falls Operations pump schools. Also while at Goulds, Identified value added opportunities such as variable speed drives and control systems, to reduce pump speed, decrease energy consumption, and monitor pump discharge pressure and flow for pump protection and improved reliability. Responsible for installation of new heavy logger open hole unit into the service fleet while at Baker. Completed Well Logging School in 2002 – Open hole logging tool theory, log analysis and interpretation, Baker Atlas ECLIPS software and hardware, UNIX, HazCom training, wellsite safety, explosive safety, radiation safety, and STOP safety training.Responsible for the support of Sales Engineers and their customers, primarily large domestic and multi-national firms including engineering consultants, contractors, and upstream and downstream hydrocarbon processing companies that purchase or specify engineered pumping equipment for major projects.
. Evaluated RFQ’s and specified the sizing and selection of ANSI and API process, multi-stage horizontal, between bearings, vertical, and other pumping solutions
. Team member of the Shell-Athabasca Sands project.
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