I am a senior application engineer at MathWorks, where I develop workflows and solutions for fluid-flow simulations in oil and gas and geological CO2 storage applications. With a PhD in petroleum engineering and a MS in computer science (in progress), I combine my mathematical modeling, optimization, and computer science skills to solve key business issues in these domains.I have over six years of experience in reservoir simulation and history-matching, CO2 storage simulation, production optimization, and computational fluid dynamics. I am proficient with numerical simulation and software development in C/C++, Python, and MATLAB, with a focus on high-performance computing (HPC). I am currently pursuing a Master's degree in Computer Science from Georgia Tech.Some of my achievements include developing a workflow to automate the ECLIPSE-to-MRST model conversion process, implementing gas-in-brine dissolution models for CO2 plume prediction, creating a production forecasting and economic analysis workflow, and developing a sequential nonlinear solver for MRST that incorporates geomechanics and other nonlinear physical effects.
Listed skills include Petroleum, Oil/Gas, Onshore, Pipelines, and 13 others.