Department of Chemical Engieering, University of Utah – Salt Lake City, UT Petroleum and Chemical Engineering Research Scientist Thesis: Fluid transport processes in micro-permeability porous media, in Carbon Capture Sequestration applications. Numerical and experimental modeling of fluid dynamics and solid-liquid molecular interactions in environments:
Deep Aquifers in Unconventional Reservoirs in Mexico
Characterization of 6 geological cores by using Electronic Microscopy (SEM, FIB), Mineralogical mapping (EDS), X-ray diffraction (XRD), and Triaxial rock mechanics.
Collaboration with Mexico’s SENER (Secretary of Energy) and CNH (National Hydrocarbon Commission)
Holder of National Hydrocarbons Scholarship SENER-CONACYT (CVU: 701006)
Coal Bed Methane: Basin modeling and Adsorption Experiments for CO2 Sequestration and Enhanced Recovery
Sorption experiments at in-house built apparatus for low permeability core flow tests under confining pressure.
Liquid-Solid interactions using a thermodynamic approach to describe the mass transport phenomena in coal.
Reservoir modeling and volumetric calculation for initial gas in place and storability.
Energy and Geoscience Institute, University of Utah:
Petroleum Geochemistry Analyst
Geochemical and core thermal maturity evaluation for shale reservoirs – Pyrolysis Experiments
Reservoir Evaluation Wireline Engineer:
Administered offshore Deep Water, Shallow and Land Locations, in Mexico, UK, Libya, Turkey
Coordinated operations and maintenance for Fluid Sampling, Coring, High Tension Logging, HPHT, and Seismic.
Excelled on petrophysical logging services including Resistivity, Sonic, Nuclear, Magnetic Resonance, Spectroscopy, Formation Imaging, Seismic, Coring, Formation testers, and Fluid Sampling tools.
Performed explosive operations: Dynamic Underbalance Perforations and Propellant Setting Tools.
Regional & Basin Experience
Utah – Coalbed Methane fields
Mexico – Unconventional oil and gas resources Tampico Misantla Basin
Mexico – Coalbed Methane fields
