Justin Ruble Email & Phone Number

Growing up in the Houston Area, two things were always present in my life: good baseball and the energy sector. Being surrounded by this environment drove me to be a student-athlete and pursue a degree in chemical engineering at Texas A&M University. Being a member of the A&M baseball team gave me many experiences and transferable skills to my career. Being a student-athlete in an engineering discipline requires calculated time-management skills and the ability to work well with others both on the field and in the classroom. Furthermore, being in such competitive environments, baseball, and chemical engineering, I've learned about how to be a master of my craft and how to strive to be the best at what I do. With my background, many people ask why I decided to pursue my Master's in Finance. I truly found the chemical engineering discipline to be fascinating, but I realized my true passion was providing value to an E&P company through the business and finance side of the company. Realizing this I found that energy and commodity trading was the path I wanted to pursue for my career. Having an understanding of the product being sold on a molecular level from my chemical background as well as the risk, finance, and value creation knowledge from my Masters, energy and commodity trading was a great career to blend my education and passions. Going forward into my career I am looking for opportunities in the energy and commodity trading sector. I have experience in the sector through my two internships with Shell Trading US Company (STUSCO) and have been able to provide value in both the Products and Crude side of the business. As a May 23' graduate from my MSF program, I look to continue to build my connections and experience in energy and commodity trading.