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Engineering Manager and Technology Advisor sitting at the EPC office for the project addition of a Payrolysis furnace to the Baytown Olefins Plant.

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Providing pyrolysis mechanical support and Non-Process Quality Control (NPQC) for an Olefins Major Growth Venture. Responsible for mechanical decisions at the Engineering/Procurement/Construction (EPC) contractor office during the basic and detail engineering stages. Mechanical involvement includes, but not limited to: validation and approval of mechanical.

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Led a team of process and mechanical engineers on the design of a new expansion steam cracking furnace at the Baytown Olefins Plant. As the main technical point of contact for the project team, was responsible for process and mechanical decisions of the furnace design, ensuring that all business and operations organization requirements were met, and.

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Developed and implemented long/mid/short term improvement strategies for all 27 steam cracking pyrolysis furnaces. Coached and developed less experienced pyrolysis and contact engineers on steam cracking technology. Strong leadership skills were required due to frequent interaction with the Plant Leadership Management Team and the Operations Organization..

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Provided technical expertise directly to the Baytown Olefins Plant Operations Organization. Served as the main technical point of contact for steam cracker safety processes such as, but not limited to: management of change, hazard and operability studies (HAZOP), improve initiatives screening. Led a multi-disciplinary team of engineers to improve and.

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Led the development of Capital Projects for improvements of the Baytown Olefins Plant’s steam cracking furnaces by developing cost-to-benefit analysis, economic models, capital return investment calculation, equipment and engineering basis, and progressing the project though ExxonMobil’s capital project model. The involvement with capital projects also.

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Provided mechanical support for new and existing steam crackers in the EMCC worldwide fleet. Completed multiple mechanical specifications for steam cracker re-builds and capacity expansions that included, but not limited to: piping flexibility analysis, finite element analysis of critical components, high temperature stress creep analysis, high pressure.

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Provided mechanical support for steam systems development for new major project ventures. Developed multiple and complex steam balances for the utilities portion of the venture and provided material selection for the piping of the steam systems.

Houston, Texas, US

Provided positioning/navigation daily monitoring, QA/QC and post-processing of navigation data, navigation equipment maintenance and support. As Chief Engineer, had full responsibility of the navigation department. Maintained the research vessel IT infrastructure and obtained small craft operator certification.

Master Of Science (Ms), Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Mechanical Engineering