Reservoi Engineer

• To secure a position in a leading multinational oil and gas corporation that will provide me the flexibility, challenges and direction to further enhance my skills, experience and knowledge already obtained thus far.

JAN 2007 – PRESENT
JUNIOR RESERVOIR ENGINEER (JV PROJECT) SHELL – CARIGALI - CONOCOPHILLIPS
KEBABANGAN PETROLEUM OPERATING COMPANY, KUALA LUMPUR – MALAYSIA
Reservoir engineer responsible to perform reservoir engineering analysis and production modelling forecast for gas field development plan and area development plan offshore deepwater Sabah (East Malaysia).
Specific responsibilities and accomplishments include:
• Build IPM model to predict filed production forecast for various field development scenarios that integrates subsurface and surface design to meet management needs and objectives.
• Evaluate subsurface properties and reservoir behaviour through core data analysis, fluid analysis (PVT) and pressure data as basic inputs for dynamic simulation.
• Utilize simulation model for optimum reservoir development plan which includes well count, well placement and completion strategy. (On-going and developing skill).

APRIL 2006 - DEC 2006
SEEDING RESERVOIR ENGINEER
PETRONAS CARIGALI SDN. BHD. (DEPARTMENT OF PETROLEUM ENGINEERING), KUALA LUMPUR – MALAYSIA

Upon Employment:
• Develop skills and gain basic knowledge in Petroleum Engineering. Attended relevant technical courses and training.
• Attached to Baram oil field development plan project team. QC data and familiarize with daily operations.
• Cross functional work with geologist, drilling engineers, process engineers and economist to generate optimum field development plan.

• 1991 – 1995 Sek. Ren. Keb. Perempuan (S.R.K..P) Jalan Selangor
Primary level qualifications
UPSR ( 3 A’s )

• 1996 – 2000 Sek Men. Keb. Perempuan (SMKP) Sri Aman
Secondary level qualifications
Penilaian Menengah Rendah, PMR ( 7 A’s )
Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia, SPM ( 8 A’s )



• 2001 – 2005 University Technology of Petronas (UTP)
B.E. (Hons) Chemical Engineering
Final Year Major: Petroleum Engineering
Final Year Minor: Process Engineering
CGPA: 3.36 / 4.00 (2nd Class Upper)

• July 2004 Malaysia LNG SDN BHD
Industrial Training / Internship Program ( 8 months )
Trainee Process Technologist
Technical Services Department

• Practice of Reservoir Engineering (11 – 15 June 2007)
• Core Analysis (12 – 14 March 2007)
• Reservoir Characterization and Simulation (17 – 21 December 2006)
• Gas Reservoir Engineering and Development (27 November – 1 December 2006)
• E & P Core Programme (2 – 25 May 2006)
• Petroleum Reservoir Fluid Analysis (27 – 28 February 2007)
• Well Construction (20 -24 August 2007)
• ECLIPSE Black Oil Reservoir Simulation (12 – 16 February 2007)
• FORGAS Introduction/History Matching/Optimization (26 – 28 November 2007)
• IPM – Integrated Production Modelling (11 – 15 August 2008)
• Petrel – RE (18 – 22 August 2008)
• Offshore Familiarization Trips:
a) AD-11 Dong-Do, Vietnam (Well test operation)
b) Baram H-8 Saddle, Sarawak Malaysia (Drilling / well completion)

Certified academic and training certificates will be sent upon request

Key Competencies

• 2 years 5 months experience in Reservoir Engineering - basic simulation and modelling for development fields, focusing on reservoir studies, technical analysis and production forecasting.
• Petroleum Reservoir Engineer: Material balance modelling (MBAL), fluid analysis (PVT), technical subsurface evaluation (core analysis, pressure data, well test analysis), field wide production forecasting (IPM) as well as reserves and economic evaluation.
• On the job exposure in software application of ECLIPSE (Dynamic Simulation), Integrated Production Modelling (PROSPER, MBAL, PVTP), Well test analysis (PIE/SAPHIRE).
• Highly motivated, result oriented and proactive to improve petroleum engineering skills. A dynamic team player and focused to meet team objectives. Adaptable to new working environments and enjoy working with professionals from diverse backgrounds.
• Initiate and encourage discussions to allow for integration within surface and subsurface disciplines.