Annual volunteer course instruction at the Iowa State University Field Camp in Shell, Wyoming, during 5 days every June teaching petroleum fluid systems, field mapping, and project presentation centered on conventional prospects in the Greybull Standstone, Big Horn Basin, Wyoming

Development Business Unit

Responsible for geoscience aspects of stewarding and maximizing existing production, aquifer mapping, subsurface natural and injected pressure analysis, development of infill prospects ("behind-pipe pay" anaysis), and interteam geoscience communication within the Wattenberg business unit.

Responsible for horizontal, directional, and vertical predrill geoscience, horizontal real-time geologic operations, and post-drill documentation.Additional responsibilities included greater Wattenberg 2D and 3D seismic interpretation, petrophysical integration, and infill opportunity identification.

Member of Nigeria Operated-by-Others team.

Member of Equatorial Guinea Operations Technical team (Zafiro). Completed 3D seismic interpretation of a Zafiro sub-reservoir, created complete strucutral and reservoir property-populated Petrel model, iterated Petrel model with simulation engineer to optimize new drill wellpath placement.

Member of Madagascar exploration and Formation Evaluation Core Group teams.

I worked in the onshore Gulf of Mexico EOR group providing basin analysis and formation evaluation skills to the group work efforts and deliverables.

Conducted fieldwork near Cooma and Bega, New South Wales, in support of my PhD project at Dartmouth College. Worked with ANU's driller to recover 200+ meters of core using dry auger and 3.5 inch water-based rotary drilling methods through the weathed bedrock profiles. Sample locations were above and below the great escarpment of southeastern Australia.Conducted laboratory work on physical separation and gravity separation of zircon crystals for geomorphic analysis.