General Manager of Operations responsible for overseeing daily operations and implementing strategic programs to ensure continual improvement.Responsibilities include but are not limited to:-Stakeholder Management (partners, landowners, project team, local/state/feral agencies, etc.)-Facilities and Construction Management-Production Management-Project Management-Measurement and Monitoring Program -SCADA Program Management-Chemical Program Management-Cashflow and LOE Analysis-Inventory Management (purchasing, divesting, maintenance, etc.)-Regulatory and Environmental Management-Health and Safety Program Management-Contractor Management (MSAs, Insurance, Qualifications, etc.)-Insurance ManagementAccomplishments:-Contributed in drilling over 77 exploratory wells along US Gulf Coast (deep, vertical, HP, high rate wells)-Managed 475,818 ft of gathering pipelines-Designed and constructed 285,576 ft of pipelines-Managed 70 production facilities and meter stations-Designed and constructed 40 onshore facilities-Designed and built 5 inland waterway facilities-Implemented SCADA system (hosted and in-house) -Implemented Measurement Program-Contributed in developing over 542 AFEs-Managed over two dozen contract field personnel-Championed company re-branding effort and website development-Designed and Permitted 20 mile 20” pipeline across USACE 408 lake

Project Engineer and Facilities Lead in Noble Energy’s Gulf of Mexico and Appalachian Business Units. Managed multidisciplinary teams in design, engineering, procurement, fabrication, and execution of projects. These projects included offshore deepwater tiebacks, offshore platform & pipeline decommissioning, facility design, and civil projects. Apart of a team tasked with developing a business unit from the ground up alongside a JV partner from the mining industry.Projects / Accomplishments:Raton South Tieback to VK900 - Subsea Lead, Gulf of Mexico, 3400 foot water depth-Riser System (J-tube assembly) at Chevron VK900 Platform-54 mile 4.5” pipeline loop (pipe mill V&M Brazil)-Subsea control system (power, hydraulics, and communications)-Budget $61MM (IPA benchmark of similar industry projects was reported to be $124MM), Re-baseline estimate $51MM (after major POs issued), Cost at completion totaled $44MM ($80MM less than industry benchmark).-Managed over 25 contractors and over 150K total man hours.-Completed subsea scope in 12 months (5 months faster than industry benchmark).2010 Decommissioning Program - Project Manager, Gulf of Mexico, 160 to 300 foot water depth-Decommission 7 platforms, 68 wells (exclude down-hole), 16 pipelines, and an onshore tank battery with facilities.-Budget $33MM-Completed on schedule, $4.5MM under budget-Managed over 15 contractors/suppliers and over 210K total man hours.2009 Decommissioning Program - Project Manager, Gulf of Mexico, 300 foot water depth-Decommission 3 platform topside facilities (deck removal), and 6 pipelines.-Budget $11MM-Completed on schedule, $1.5MM under budget.Marcellus - Appalachian Business Unit Startup-Apart of a team tasked with developing a business unit from the ground up.-Responsible for developing a multi-discipline engineering program.-Design standard well pad facilities-Responsible for oversight of non-operated facilities

Project Engineer and Lead Field Engineer for Helix Subsea Construction, Inc. in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, the North Sea, and the Bay of Bengal, India.Projects / Accomplishments:Reliance KGD6 – Project Engineer and Lead Field Engineer, India / Bay of Bengal, 300 feet water depth-Planning and executing the installation of 11 x Suction Piles, 10 x Manifolds, 12 x XMTs, 30 x Umbilicals (1100 - 22,700'), 4 x Umbilical Jumper (90 - 100'), and 56 x Rigid Jumpers (2D and 3D)-Field engineer for the construction and development of onshore fabrication facility in Kakinada, India-Assisted in training and qualifying local labor force-Overcame the challenges associated with working in an undeveloped country Davy East and Wenlock– Project Engineer and Field Engineer, North Sea, 100 feet water depth-Planning and executing the installation of a 21,000', 6" rigid pipeline w/ a 4" umbilical (piggyback)-Planning and executing the installation of a 125,000', 8"and 3" rigid pipeline (piggyback)-Country manager for a culturally diverse project team in Aberdeen, Scotland-Field engineer for the construction and development of a temporary spoolbase in Hartlepool, England-Field engineer for the conversion of the deepwater multi-service vessel Express, dry dock in Rotterdam, Netherlands-Overcame the challenges associated with working in a new market for the company (North Sea)-Significant challenges for these projects included the installation of a shallow water piggyback pipeline off a deepwater pipelay vessel and working for two clients at once while executing two separate jobs efficientlyGomez - Field Engineer, Gulf of Mexico, 3000 feet water depth-Installation of 8” flexible riser w/ a gooseneck and topsides connection-Installation of 6” flexible riser w/ a gooseneck and topsides connection-Installation of 3 x Infield flexible risers w/ a PLET and topsides connection