GREGORY M. MARSH

A permanent position with an oil and gas company where my talents and skills may be enhanced and utilized to increase value to the corporation and create a safe and productive working environment.

EXPERIENCE SUMMER INTERN, ConocoPhillips, San Juan Business Unit, Farmington, NM (Summer 2009)
Worked as a summer reservoir engineer over the Fruitland Coal in the LPA (low productive area) of the OPE (over-pressured coal). Employed Schlumberger’s Eclipse software to perform a simulation study to determine if 80-acre infill is economically beneficial to recovery of reserves along state line of New Mexico and Colorado. Updated pressure and recovery factor maps of area, constructed relative permeability curves, estimated mobile water porosity, and calculated pressure-dependant permeability from pressure and production data.
SUMMER INTERN, ConocoPhillips Alaska: WNS Base, Anchorage, Alaska (Summer 2008)
Worked as a summer production engineer over the Alpine field on the North Slope of Alaska. Focused on fracture stimulation and flowback management. Learned about rock mechanics, pipe erosion, flowback procedures, and fracture stimulation procedures. Investigated proppant flowback and erosion problem and made recommendation on proppant type and future flowback management. Performed well tests, updated the Alpine Fracture Stimulation Database, and worked on optimization of IGOR of Alpine drill sites.
SUMMER INTERN, Devon Energy Corporation, Barnett Shale, Bridgeport, TX (Summer 2007)
Worked in rotation of all departments in the Bridgeport office: Land, Drilling construction, Drilling, Completions, Facilities construction, Production. Observed MIRU, vertical, curve, and lateral drilling, surface casing and cementing, fishing operations, open-hole logging, etc. Learned about cased-hole logging, cement squeeze, and enhanced knowledge of perforation and fracture stimulation. Watched the installation of tank batteries, separators, and flowlines. Researched the effectiveness of foamer application, created liquid loading curves for lease operators and lead a training session on their usage.
SUMMER INTERN, Devon Energy Corporation, Southern Division, Carthage, TX, (Summer 2006)
Re-completed a well from beginning to end: wrote AFE and procedure, read well log, made calculations, organized jobs, supervised jobs.
OTHER: Proficient in typing (80+ wpm), Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point, modeling software including Eclipse and CMG, OFM, and other oil field programs

EDUCATION LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY, Baton Rouge, LA Dec 2009
Bachelor of Science, Major: Petroleum Engineering GPA 3.18
All relevant course work will be completed by December 2009.