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Tok, Alaska, United States

Tok, Alaska, United States

- Worked on the Owners Integrated Construction Management team developing the Manh Choh greenfield mine in Tok, Alaska- General scope included 18 mile access road, water management system including ditches, ponds, piping and treatment plant, communications tower, fuel storage and distribution system, etc. -Coordinate efforts between multiple contractors in mine infrastructure design and construction-Communicate Request for Information (RFI) questions and concerns between general contractor and engineering design-Relay end user wants/needs to the appropriate parties to identify baseline requirements to facilitate an acceptable deliverable-Generate Contemplated Change Notices (CCN) and coordinate the various engineering disciplines to expedite installation works on site-Review engineering design of overland piping, water treatment, communications and IT, medium and low voltage systems, fuel, concrete, geo-technical, and permitting in preparation for field execution-Orchestrated Project Decision Records (PDR) for various contemplated changes between all project stakeholders-Aided in document control and distribution of information between multiple contractors

Fairbanks, Alaska, United States

Organize personnel, flights, and camp logistics for filming in remote locations across Alaska. Casting, location scouting, and safety plans included in these projects.

Fairbanks, Alaska, United States

As Camp Manager my responsibilities were primarily focused on maintaining a functional camp. These duties included monitoring and ordering fuel for delivery via fuel plane, heavy equipment and diesel generator maintenance, water supply and treatment, sending and receiving of helicopter sling loads, sending and receiving of supplies via plane, ensuring a safe working environment, etc...

Fairbanks, Alaska

The objective of my field work is to aid in the research and quantification of methane emissions from thawing permafrost. Working with Dr. Katey Walter-Anthony on the Arctic Boreal Vulnerability Experiment (ABoVE) my duties as a field technician were basely split between field and office work.Field work consists of working in remote locations around Alaska/Arctic and collecting data for later processing. Work conditions are primarily on lakes (frozen and unfrozen) and may include cold temperatures (-30°F/-34°C), hiking (~5 miles) with 30+ lbs of equipment, remote locations (camping out at times for a few weeks), and travel via snow machine or dog team (mushing). The primary data types that I have been collecting utilize tools such as a soil corers, LGR Ultra-Portable Greenhouse Gas Analyzer, Hydrolab, Van-Dorne, augers, chainsaws, etc.. A motto that would best describe problem solving in the field is "If we don't have it, we don't need it"; meaning we have to come up with a solutions on the fly with the tools that we have. Desk work is primarily focused on data input, use of ARCGIS for mapping analysis, and writing VBA for processing results. Design of equipment and logistics for trips is a major portion of this job as well and comes into play when deploying a never before used system in remote locations.

Fairbanks, Alaska

Mushing is the sport or transport method powered by dogs. As a handler my duties are to train and maintain a healthy team for both recreational and sport use. This means learning how to identify and treat injuries, learn dog nutrition and care, how to train and work with animals, create and complete training runs, how to camp in cold weather, and cold weather survival. While running a dog team you face many obstacles when on the trail alone. These can range from cold weather (-40°F/C), aggressive wildlife (i.e moose), and open water. In the winter of 2018 I trained a 10 dog team for both recreational and sport use. The end goal was to compete in the Percy DeWolfe Memorial mail race (a 200 mile race from Dawson City, Yukon to Eagle, Alaska via the Yukon river), which I completed and took home the Red Lantern. Additional Handler duties include working on the facility (cabin building, kennel building) and general operation and maintenance on equipment (chainsaws, four-wheelers, trucks, sleds, etc.)

Caney, Kansas

• Create & modify process flow diagrams for feed plants• Design specialized Aquafeed and Pet Food plants• Inspect manufactured equipment for integrity and design• Work with international team in multilingual environment• Design and implementation of new and existing equipment in plants• Travel internationally to inspect feed plants and give presentations • Managed drafting team to streamline equipment and plant drawing output

Rolla, Missouri

The Center for Infrastructure Engineering Studies (CIES) at the University of Missouri Science and Technology (MS&T) allows for graduate students to design, fabricate, and test advanced concretes. Duties included while working at the CIES are: gathering materials for batch mixing of concrete, mixing and pouring of concrete, designing and fabricating molds, directing cement truck drivers, use of a forklift, maintenance of equipment, and maintaining an organized and clean lab environment that complies with health and safety regulations.

Neodesha Kansas

A unitization agreement for oil production in southeastern Kansas stated that the participation factors for royalty distribution are based off of the volume (acre-ft) of producible sand in the Neodesha sand. New geological information available due to aggressive drilling and development in the area allowed for an update of the allocated reservoir volumes.My duties during this internship included tabulating formation contacts acquired from gamma ray and neutron logs, inputting contact data into Surfer (a contouring, gridding, and 3D-surface mapping software), and creating structural and isopach maps for the unit. The isopach maps were then used to find the average reservoir thickness for each participating lease.

Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, United Kingdom

Perenco's assets in this area of the North Sea are primarily gas wells with low water-cut and condensate production. These platforms were located about 50 - 100 km (31 - 62 miles) offshore in 20 - 60 m water depth and a well depth of about 10,000 ft.During my internship I worked on constructing Prosper models to create Inflow Performance Relationship (IPR) and Vertical Lift Performance (VLP) curves on currently producing wells, predicting initial production of wells being drilled, and the evaluation of potential Electrical Submersible Pumps (ESP) candidates in water logged wells. I built a spreadsheet used for a weekly report on well status. The average daily pressure or production rates of these wells could then be plotted to perform a Decline Curve Analysis (DCA).I also took multiple trips offshore to observe both slickline and coiled tubing operations. While offshore I would also perform Echometer surveys to measure fluid levels in the wells.

Wytch Farm, Dorset, United Kingdom

Wytch Farm is an oil and gas production and gas processing facility located in the southern coast of England. The entire facility was in the center of a Site of Specific Scientific Interest (SSSI), which is essentially the equivalent of a national forest in the U.S.During my internship at Wytch Farm, I was assigned to the Geo-Sciences team where I worked on production data analysis, decline curve analysis, step rate analysis for water stimulation (hydro-fracturing), voidage replacement ratios for multiple multi-compartment reservoirs, and casing integrity evaluations. The team also took time to introduce me to Dynocard evaluations and ESP productivity curves. I made frequent visits to the well-sites with the Well head maintenance where I observed slickline operations, hot oiling, and killing wells. When I shadowed the processing facility maintenance teams I observed valve replacements and gas-turbine maintenance.I spent a day at the Baker Hughes centralift facility in Aberdeen where I learned about the different parts and limitations of ESP's.

Neodesha, Kansas

During this internship my duties included greasing the stuffing boxes, measuring production and water cut of individual wells, injection analysis of a pilot injector, welding pump-jack (nodding donkeys) stilts, and aided in well workovers. I observed and discussed the perforation locations by examining gamma ray/neutron logs with the head supervisor and was onsite for all hydrofracturing operations. I was also contracted by Tub Drilling Inc. and rough necked on a drilling rig for two weeks. My duties included gathering samples for the Kansas Geological Survey and running pipe.

Indianapolis, Indiana Area

My duties included working the cash register on the front line, hosting birthday parties, and expedite the completion of orders.

Master'S Degree, Mining And Mineral Engineering

Bachelor'S Degree, Petroleum Engineering

Activities and Societies: SPE, MS&T Track and FieldSPE

Petroleum Engineering

Activities and Societies: Society of Petroleum Engineers, Study Abroad ProgramI studied at the University of New South Whales.

High-School, High School/Secondary Diplomas And Certificates

Activities and Societies: SPE