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Houston, Texas, United States

Serves within BSEE's Office of Offshore Regulatory Programs (OORP), Risk Analysis and AssessmentBranch (RAAB), Risk Assessment and Permit Policy Section (RAPPS). Responsible for aiding in establishing BSEE's policy and responsibilities concerning its regulations and standards program. Analyzing domestic and international standards and making.

New Orleans

Works in the Resource and Economic Analysis Unit (REAU), Office for Resource Evaluation (RE). Serving as an advisor and technical expert in the use of BOEM’s proprietary computer simulation models: GRASP II, MONTCRDK and EDP. As a part of the REAU, he contributes to developing work processes designed to estimates of undiscovered technically and.

New Orleans

Conduct comprehensive field investigations necessary for the oil and gas reserve evaluations in the Gulf of Mexico. Perform independent analysis for Worst Case Discharge scenarios submitted by operators for newly proposed wells associated with the verification of Exploration, Development, and Oil Spill Response plans.

New Orleans

Advises and assists the Regional Supervisor of the Resource Evaluation Program with technical direction, monitoring finances, and evaluating the performance of needed acquisitions & contracts.As a Contract Officer Representative he has drafted and managed research contracts worth $1,119,621.00. His involvement was pivotal to the success of the.

1550 Coraopolis Heights Road, P.O. Box 611, Suite 200, Moon Township, PA 15108

Reported on operational and financial performance of wells within the Chevron/Reliance Joint Venture (JV) acreage of the Marcellus Shale gas play. Analyze accrued capital (CAPEX) and operating (OPEX) expenditures to compare with targeted costs and key performance metrics. Identified areas of increased expenditure and collaborated with several functional.

Greater Pittsburgh Area

Conducted research in the area of carbon capture and storage (CCS) into geological media; focusing on the impact of geochemical reactions and fluid transport of supercritical CO2 within saline reservoirs and fractured seal formations under pressure-temperature-composition (P-T-X) regimes of commercial interest. Research also included exploration of novel.

Greater Pittsburgh Area

Dissertation topic: “Physical and chemical characteristics of caprock formations used for geological storage of carbon dioxide and the impact of uncertainty in caprock fracture hydraulic properties on long-term storage of carbon dioxide”

To develop and train the next generation of leaders in the Hill District and Uptown communities of Pittsburg on how the green economy can support community development.

Aided in developing “Green” LCD screen technology using negative photoresists comprised of a carbon-black polymer matrix. Conducted experiments using two-level factorial design for screening and improving polymer candidates.

Conducted large-scale process development of microbial fermentations in pilot plant facility. Scale-up processes from 20L to 1,100L fermentors. Conducted differential proteomic and genomic expression profiling and analysis using human and mouse spotted oligonucleotide microarrays.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Civil & Environmental Engineering

Thesis: Physical Characteristics of Caprock Formations Used for Geological Storage of CO2 and the Impact of Uncertainty in Fracture.

Masters, Chemical Engineering

Bs, Chemical Engineering