- Coordinate, plan, design, and execute infrastructure for new development- Manage all aspects of produced, fresh, recycle, and electrical infrastructure in Devon’s PRB asset, as well as utility connections in the Williston Basin- Work closely with regulatory agencies on recycle water operations in PRB- Coordinated with EPC firms to conduct FEED Studies- Conduct Operational Readiness Reviews (ORRs) to ensure facilities have been constructed to designs and applicable standards- Design facility process equipment including pumps, KO vessels, flares, combustors, tanks, and other on-site equipment- Work with headquarters and fabricators to design skids containing process equipment- Model flow scenarios in BRE ProMax software including PSV sizing, linepipe dP, gas piping, and other relevant conditions- Convey field level facility modifications to headquarters- Assist Operations team in facility troubleshooting and provide solutions- Complete retrofit projects to optimize facilities and resolve safety issues- Audit production facilities for PSV/PRV/PVRV and tank vent relief capacity and recommend solutions, if necessary- Participate as Engineering Lead during safety investigations- Design production equipment, and coordinate with Supply Chain to award work- Work closely with fabricators and suppliers to procure production equipment and supplies- Utilize modeling software to determine water infrastructure constraints and to plan improvements and expansions

Project Engineer responsible for midstream and well site infrastructure ranging from $50 M to $5 MMRecently served as the Project Manager for initial design through commissioning on nearly $10 MM of production facilities and associated infrastructure. Included partial internal design, and management of 3rd party engineered design. Responsible for equipment sizing including separators, pipe, control valves, PSVs, flare, KOs, pumps, and other equipment.Project Manager for midstream tie-ins and infrastructure including pigging equipment, underground pipelines, and metering systems.Extensive coordination and communication between various Division groups including geology, drilling, completions, and production.Experience complying with ASME 31.3, 31.8 and DOT pipeline regulations.Responsible for commissioning facilities and troubleshooting issues for well site production facilities, salt/produced water disposal sites, and pipelines. Engineer responsible for water planning, infrastructure design, and water storage. Compiled information to develop models, maintain models, and forecast infrastructure improvements to accommodate drilling activity.Identify beneficial projects, create budgets, and develop AFEs.Design and manage the installation of midstream pipelines and appurtenances.Design well site facilities, develop bill of materials, request material orders, and manage project builds.Experience utilizing ProMax, Pipesim, IHS Piper, AutoCAD, CADWorx, and GPSA materials.

Regulatory Supervisor responsible for the Williston Basin in North Dakota and Montana.Point of Contact for NDIC, North Dakota BLM, BIA, MHA, and other regulatory bodies. Participate in round table discussions pertaining to regulatory issues, changes, and planning. Represent EOG at pertinent industry meetings and conferences.Day-to-day management activities of personnel, activity planning, permitting, and compliance.Responsible for coordination across the Denver Division groups including Environmental, Drilling, Completions, Facilities, and Production.Responsible for determining staffing needs for permitting and compliance activities.

Responsible for permitting drilling activities in North Dakota's Bakken and Three Forks shale plays through both the Industrial Commission of North Dakota (NDIC) and the Bureau of Land Management. Responsible for permitting water sources for use in drilling and fracking. Internally coordinate with various teams and team members to facilitate drilling activities and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. Contact and discuss regulatory activities with the NDIC, BLM, North Dakota Water Commission, and North Dakota Department of Health.

Business unit manager responsible for team definition including group goals, determining and fulfilling personnel requirements, determining business strategies. Responsible for improving processes and increasing efficiency in daily activities and compliance services. Manager of day-to-day operations including project coordination, scheduling, and providing deliverables. Coordinated compliance activities with oil and gas customers. Assisted in determining compliance requirements for internal combustion engines, worked with customers to determine compliance schedule, provided job quotes, assisted with regulatory notifications and correspondence, and coordinated compliance services. Coordinate sales activities and assisted sales crew with marketing activities

Project Manager responsible for client coordination, invoicing, project coordination, and other PM duties. Assist in the development of project proposals and participate in business development activities. Served as the Project Manager for a wide-array of reclamation projects. Project Engineer for the Kleenburn AML project which received the 2011 Western Regional Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Award. Duties including initial scoping, project design, bidding, construction oversight, and closeout.Project Engineer responsible for the scoping, design, bidding, construction oversight, and closeout for wastewater treatment plant rebuild in Hudson, WY. The Project included the installation of blowers, air diffusers, and cell reconfiguration. Completed numerous hydraulic/hydrologic projects including storage facilities, stormwater detention, stormwater infrastructure, and outlet works.Project Engineer responsible for hydraulic/hydrologic modeling and designs, project permitting (SWPPP, USACE, construction permits, etc.), site reclamation, plan set and specification development, cost estimation, project permitting, and construction observation.Designed and submitted plans for several site-developments projects, including the Indoor Practice Facility for the University of Wyoming. Projects typically included site grading, stormwater infrastructure and retention/detention, designing parking lots, and designating landscaping areas.

Engineering Intern responsible for infrastructure design and CAD drafting.