oil and gas engineer

I seek opportunities to utilise my educational knowledge, skills and experience in any organisation that offers excellence, creative thinking and increased responsibilities.

JUL 2008 – FEB 2009 J & M H Limited ABERDEEN, UK
Position: Project Engineer

1. Mobilized and scheduled work for the Service Engineering teams who are out in the field working on multiple Engineering projects.

2. Liaised with clients in order secure terms of business, payment terms, purchase order numbers and ensure correct invoicing.

3. Responsible for briefing and assisting Service Engineers with regards to all Operational Engineering tasks.

FEB (2006 – 2007) FEDERAL GOVERNMENT GIRLS COLLEGE ZAMFARA, NIGERIA
Position: High School Teacher (NYSC)

1. Worked with a team of 20; demonstrated good leadership and communication skills – voted president for 2006/2007 set.

2. Taught students subjects including Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.

AUG 2003 – MAR 2004 NIGERIAN EAGLE FLOUR MILLS LAGOS, NIGERIA
Position: Trainee Engineer (Internship)

1. Carried out Metallurgical Evaluations such as NDT including corrosion investigations, material failure investigations studies and material testing.

2. Provided inputs and participated in engineering weekly reviews and I also provided inputs into periodic table to update Project Schedules.

3. Prepared daily site activity reports, coordinated site engineering meetings with the vendors and gave feedbacks and recommendations to senior engineers.

2002 – 2005 Part time High School Tutor His Grace Learning Centre (Lagos)

2001 (NOV-APRIL) Customer Advisor Information Cyberspace (Lagos)

SEPT 2007 – DEC 2008 THE ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY ABERDEEN, UK
MSc. Oil and Gas Engineering
Relevant modules studied included: Well Engineering, Subsurface, Drilling Technology, Advanced Completion and Subsea Systems, Material and Corrosion, Pipeline and Processing, Project Management, Environmental Impact Assessment, Health and Safety Procedures in Engineering Workshop.

Thesis: Use of Explosives in Oilfield Environment – The Optimisation of Wellbore Productivity Using Explosive Shaped Charges.

SEPT 2000 – AUG 2005 UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS AKOKA, NIGERIA
BSc. Metallurgical and Material Engineering
Relevant modules studied included: Corrosion Engineering, Material Design, Material Processing and Deformation, Process Engineering, Design Engineering, Powder Metallurgy, Physical Metallurgy.

Thesis: Pyrolysis of Plastic Wastes into Useable Forms of Energy.

1. Ability to use WELLCAT (Landmark) and TDAS (Schlumberger) for well design (Torque and Drag analysis, Casing Design, Drill String and BHA Design, Drill Bit Selection) (beginner’s level).
2. Academic knowledge of PROSPER and MS PROJECT.
3. Confident user of all Office Applications, Email, Internet and AUTOCAD 2007.
4. Ability to understand and learn under highly pressurised condition.
5. Good technical and communication skills.
6. Strong academic back ground from a European institution.