Thomas Bosch Email & Phone Number

Houston, Tx, Us

Houston, Tx, Us

Houston, Texas, Us

Houston, Texas, Us

Team Lead for the SCADA & PCN group responsible for maintaining the CygNet SCADA system for ConocoPhillips' L48 Asset areas. My primary focus is to assure that our team is maintaining our SCADA system, executing on project deliverables, and planning for future initiatives. I lead a team of admins, analysts, and contractors in planning and building out new well sites, delegating day to day maintenance and support work, delivering on project efforts while assuring long-term supportability , and I serve as our team's Scrum Master to plan out our work in Azure DevOps.

Houston, Texas, Us

My primary focus is to be proactive in building out solutions for customers by consistently engaging with stakeholders to understand their needs. I lead a team of admins and analysts in in the L48 Eagle Ford area in planning and building out new well sites, delegating day to day maintenance and support work, delivering on project efforts while assuring long-term supportability, and I serve as our team's Scrum Master to plan out our work in Azure DevOps.

Houston, Texas, Us

Member of the Lower 48 Field Data Management (FDM) group tasked with maintaining and improving the SCADA systems for the Gulf Coast region, specifically the Eagle Ford asset area. Routine daily tasks include: - Managing the Eagle Ford CygNet site, including building devices, facilities, and points for all new end devices in the field.- Enforcing FDM rules and processes to assure that the rapidly growing Eagle Ford CygNet site is manageable going forward.- Constant communication with field personnel and corporate workers to assure that all parties are provided with a consistently accurate flow of data.

Lafayette, Louisiana, Us

Aiding project managers in migrating and validating data from an existing SCADA platform to CygNet. This also includes some SCADA screen work. Extensive use of both MS Access and MS Excel are utilized in our processes as well as some programming.

The Cajun Advanced Picosatellite Experiment, or CAPE, is an organization at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette which is in the process of designing and building a satellite which will be launched into space on a NASA rocket sometime in 2012. I am currently in my final semester at UL and I am a Systems Integration member of the CAPE team as a part of my senior design project. My main focus on the project is creating an operations manual for the satellite and managing a group of students who are creating the communications system on the satellite.

· Established social events such as weekly movie nights and bi-weekly dinner outings as well as group study sessions and technical demonstrations· Maintained the electrical engineering study lounge by cleaning, organizing office supplies, and stocking vending machines

- Worked on developing a house for the US Department of Energy’s 2009 Solar Decathlon international competition. - Developed electrical design drawings for an architectural design packet. - Worked along side over 15 students from various majors in a studio environment. - Followed strict guidelines to compile a formal binder including all research and designs dealing with the electrical aspects of the overall project.

Lafayette, La, Us

I worked as a research assistant for Dr. Robert Henry in the EECE department at UL. I conducted research on solar panels, power inverters, SCADA systems, and various other components that were to be used for the Louisiana Beausoleil Solar Home which would be entered into the international 2009 Solar Decathlon competition in Washington DC.

Bachelors Of Science, Electrical Engineering

Education record