Lead and act as a focal point for Oxy Oil & gas Americas to facilitate full reserve/resources development potential and fully meet corporate reporting requirements.• Provide technical analysis and expertise to all Business Units (Permian Basin, Mid Continent, and Columbia reserve coordinators and engineers for Reserves justification and documentation.• Provide support for technical training to the business units for field development plans.• Provide consistency in the reserve process, methodology and documentation between the business units• Provide instructions and guidance to the standards provided by OPC reserves policy, SEC, FASB, KPMG and SOX.• Provide support for technical training to the business units for field development plans.• Provide assistance in evaluating acquisition opportunities.• Make presentations to the management as needed.

Reserve Evaluation

Developed a communication system with the Business Units to provide consistency with the reserve process across Newfield. Reviewed reserves for compliance with SEC regulations and guidance across all Business Units in Newfield.Helped Business Units in evaluating and optimizing the development of reserves in; Basin, GOM, Onshore Gulf Coast and other areas.Prepared annual reserve report for senior management and the investment community.Prepared Newfield's reserve policy to ensure proper classification and categorization of reserves and resources.

Conducted training classes for new SEC rules compliance for reservoir engineers and geoscientists at all Divisions of Devon as required for designation as Qualified Reserves Estimator. The training improved reserve booking efficiency by 25%.Reviewed reserves for technical backup and compliance with SEC regulations and guidance across all divisions in Devon. This resulted in proper and consistent booking of reserves throughout the company.Helped various divisions in evaluating and optimizing the development of reserves in Barnett Shale, Cana Woodford shale, Haynesville Shale, GOM, Canadian Sands, and other areas. Prepared Devon's reserve policy to ensure proper classification and categorization of reserves and resources under 2009 new SEC rules. The policy was approved by the Board of Directors and implemented in the company. The policy helped the company to be in compliance with the SEC rules on reserve booking.Prepared quarterly reserves reports and assisted with annual corporate reserves report for the management.Worked on improving communications between the divisions and auditors by attending the technical reviews. The improvement helped in timely booking of reserves.

Lead and coordinate the International and Arklatex team to evaluate, and maximize the reserves for International (Brazil and Egypt) and Onshore (Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas) regions, in accordance with the SEC guidelines. Prepare quarterly SEC reserve reports. Evaluate the acquisitions for the area. Interface with regional counterparts, internal and external auditors (Ryder Scott, Earnest & Young) explaining and supporting the value of reserves. This resulted in acquisition of People's Energy by El Paso.Gather and analyze data from various sources for the Portfolio Management analysis and recommendations.Make presentations to the managements, auditors, bankers and other creditors.As a member of the Reservoir Engineering Steering Committee, help develop Reservoir Engineering Software and Training Strategy. This improved the training program by 25%.

Responsible for surveillance, reserve evaluation, developing new opportunities and production optimization for four fields in the West Texas Delaware Basin. Developed an IPM model to evaluate and implement compression installation on Coyanosa field. The study resulted in 23 BCF of reserve add and increased production by 30%.Evaluated and documented the remaining reserves for Haley, Emperor and Hendrick fields, which resulted in 15 BCF of reserve, add.Developed future action plan, including workovers or recompletions each well in all four fields, in order to optimize the depletion of the remaining reserves. This includes installation of capillary strings, plunger lift and possibly compression.Developed P/A plan for the uneconomic wells for all fields. Once implemented, will reduce the field expenses.

Responsible for generating development opportunities and surveillance for the tight gas in Labarge and the Rocky Mountain area.Developed and implemented 2004 drilling program for the Labarge Frontier and TTHB fields. The challenges encountered were drilling through Darby Thrust in the Labarge Frontier area, environmental restrictions, permitting requirements, WIO technical and financial approvals and contract service procurement. Drilled 26 successful wells resulting in a PVP of $27.8M and 56% ROR. The program will develop 6.3 MMBOE of XOM's share.Evaluated and acquired North Mountain Unit lease for $1.0M from Pensa. The lease has potential reserves of 200-300 BCF. Developed future drilling plan for the lease.Evaluated and successfully implemented workover for two shut-in wells in the Road Hollow Field. This resulted in a cumulative IP of 900 MCFD and 90 BOPD.Evaluated an exploration opportunity in the Road Hollow field to explore deep Madison potential in the area. Instead recommended to recomplete an existing well. This translated into a saving of $3.5MHeld a wellbore review in the field for the Piceance Creek tight gas field. Accessed existing completions in the Wasatch reservoir, identified and documented numerous opportunities.Evaluated and implemented six workovers in the Piceance Creek field, which resulted in a cumulative IP of 2400 MCFD.Supported the Western Tight Gas Team in deep drilling in the Piceance Creek field and the related SWD issues. Prepared exhibits and presented it to Colorado Oil and Gas Commission and successfully obtained approval for SWD into the Wasatch reservoir. Mentored and trained new hires and RTA's

Responsible for developing new opportunities, reserve evaluation and production optimization for the four fields in the West Texas Midland Basin. Developed and implemented a Horizontal Drilling Program in the Devonian reservoir of the Parks field. Successfully drilled two wells in 2000, five wells in 2001, and six wells including XOM's first multilateral horizontal well in West Texas. These wells resulted in a cumulative IP of 3.5 MMCFD and 800 BCPD. The challenge in the program, in particular with the multilateral well was the technical consensus and coordination between reservoir, geology, drilling, subsurface groups and the service companies involved.Evaluated and documented the remaining reserves for Parks field. The reserve evaluation for the existing wells and the development drilling resulted in a reserve adds of 8.8 MMBOE.Evaluated and proposed four workovers and two horizontal wells in the Pegasus field. The work is pending on the renegotiation of the Gas Sales Contract. Through contact communication with the field personnel were able to improve surveillance maintain production at a constant level. Helped acquisition team to evaluate Devonian, Fussleman, and Montoya horizontal wells potential in the southwestern Delaware Basin in Reeves County. It was determined to be uneconomic. Also helped evaluate Atoka potential in the Desperado Field, Midland County. XOM will contact Pioneer to participate in drilling wells in this field.Evaluate the reserves and drilling potential for the Azelea field. Recommended not drilling due to limited reserves potential high risk.Evaluated possible horizontal drilling in the Wilshire field. Proposed two re-entries and two follow up drill locations. The work was planned for 2003-04.

Various Reservoir Engineering Positions at Lafayette, LA, Houston, Texas, Saudi Arabia, New Orleans LA, and Houston, Texas.

Responsible for the Reservoir Management and Studies of North Shedgum area of the Ghawar Field. Major responsibilities and accomplishments are:Developed development drilling program for the North Shedgum field area in order to maintain 2.0 MMBOPD production target. Monitored drilling evaluated the results and recommended proper completion for these wells.Evaluated the waterflood injection targets for the field on a monthly basis by using simulation and also developed Excel spreadsheets to expedite the process. These Injection Targets were used to pressure support the reservoir.Developed 5-year Business Plan and data acquisition requirements on a yearly basis. Prepared Logging, Coring, Core Analyses and Well Testing Requirements on a yearly basis in order to monitor reservoir performance.Participated in the Management and Field reviews presentations on a regular basis. These reviews covered reservoir performance and achievements.Mentored and trained 5 young Saudi engineers in Reservoir Engineering Practices. Helped them in learning the appropriate use of technology for reservoir analyses and studies.As a member of a Team, performed a simulation study using MARS and CHEERS simulators in the Embayment area to evaluate areas of the bypassed oil and developed a production strategy to produce that oil.Evaluated and recommended application for Horizontal well technology (Both Long and Short Radius) in thin oil column area. The evaluation was done using simulator and conventional Joshi's technique. Recommended and successfully completed workover programs for several dead wells in the area. This resulted in production increase of 100 KBOD.

Performed technical studies for various asset teams to evaluate their assets, on as needed basis.As a member of the Reservoir Engineering Natural Work Team (NWT), analyzed and recommended improvements to the reservoir engineering processes within Mobil Oil US and helped implement the changes in the assigned Reservoir Groups.Trained all the reservoir engineers in Houston area to use new PRISM database. Evaluated their concerns and communicated them to the Dallas PRISM team.Co-authored a SPE Paper for a previously developed technique to analyze Geopressured Gas Reservoirs. Organized seminars and provided training to engineers to use this new technique.As a member of the SPE Reservoir Engineering Committee, reviewed 300 technical papers submitted for publication.Created and coordinated a four-man committee to set up Mobil's student paper contest for 1990 among the various universities.

Performed special studies on various oil and gas fields using reservoir simulation and other reservoir analysis techniques. Worked with Mobil's R & D and consulting services centers to improve these techniques. Trained young engineer in the application of these techniques to evaluate and maximize the reserves and production from their assigned fields.The major projects included: 1. Development of an improved technique to predict reserves in geopressured reservoirs and trained engineers to use this technique, 2. Evaluated EOR potential for Steamflood using Mobil's THERM simulator in Talco and Bayou Bleu Fields, 3. Implemented Bayou Bleu Steamflood Project, 4. Presented these projects at Reservoir Management Seminars in order to transfer this technology to

Responsible for carrying out the development of various oil & gas field in Louisiana. Major Field included Four Isle Dome, Sunrise and Bayou Bleu. Performed reserve determination and economic analysis and justification for new wells, recompletions and workovers. Mobil's Economic Analysis Program was used for these analyses. Represented Mobil at unitization meetings and final hearing on Bayou Bleu Field. Prepared Profit Plans, 5 Years Objectives, Annual Reserve Survey and Reserve Audit. Initiated and completed the remaining reserve determination study for the deeper sands in the Bayou Bleu Field. Coordinated the Bayou Bleu Steamflood implementation. Performed technical and economic evaluation of Conoco's lease adjacent to Bayou Bleu that led to eventual acquisition by Mobil.

Responsible for carrying out special field studies to maximize production and reserves in various oil & gas fields. A major study was the Shallow Sands Study in the Bayou Bleu which more than doubled the remaining reserves and increased the production in the field. The study included reservoir simulation of the field using SSI's BOSS simulator.Provided technical support to the Exploration Department by performing reserve determinations and economic analyses and development planning strategies for potential prospects. Trained a group of Exploration Geologists on the use and interpretation of Mobil's Economic Analysis program. Coordinated reserve forecast for 1986-90 objectives for the division.Trained and developed other engineers in using various reservoir evaluation techniques including simulation. As a member of the EPDP (Engineering Professional Development Program) task force, helped MOEPSI; in developing and implementing the training program for young engineers.

Responsible for reservoir evaluation, planning and development of various offshore and onshore fields. The major projects; Performed reserves determination and economic analyses for new wells, recompletions and workovers. Recommended development drilling locations and workovers to management. Prepared Production Forecast, Annual Reserve Survey and Capital Budget for the assigned fields. Performed special studies on as needed basis.

Evaluated oil and gas reserves, on the Navajo Tribal land covering about 25,000 square miles area.Performed technical and economic evaluation of the exploration proposals, and presented their results to the tribal management. Represented the tribe to government agencies such as the Bureau of Indian Affairs and USGS and petroleum industry representatives. Trained Navajo people in various reservoir evaluation and management techniques. Monitored drilling and workover activities to protect Tribal interests.

Planned and instructed courses in FORTRAN and BASIC to classes of about 20-25 students.

Supervised laboratory and field research projects to improve and develop oil and gas log interpretation techniques. Performed liaison functions between management, clients, engineering and field locations to determine appropriate functions, services and techniques required. Recommended and assisted in the implementation of the same.

Responsible for reservoir analysis and evaluation using geophysical methods involving seismic and gravity data.

Submitted Master of Science thesis entitled "Gravity Survey of Kohat Area". The basis of the thesis was six months of field work in gravity prospecting and data processing and interpretation, in cooperation with the Oil and Gas Development Corporation of Pakistan.