# Current Position –
Presently working
as a Production Engineer with Schlumberger Technology
Corporation.
(Aug 2005 – Present)
Involved in
working for the Data
and Consulting Services Segment of SLB, on projects
requiring production optimization and enhancement for the various E&P clients.
# Graduate Degrees–
# Master’s in Petroleum
Engineering at the University
of Tulsa, Oklahoma (Aug’ 2005)
# Courses Undertaken –
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Natural Gas Engineering
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Advanced Production Design
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Advanced Drilling
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Advanced Reservoir Engineering
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Production Engineering – II
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Drilling Engineering
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Flow Assurance
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Transient Two-Phase Flow Modeling
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Fluid Mechanics
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Two-Phase Flow Modeling
# Advisor – (July’
2003 to Dec’ 2003)
Dr.
Mohan G. Kelkar
# Project Undertaken –
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SPE Publication
1.
“Dewatering the Hunton Reservoir – Drill Vertical or
Horizontal?”
# Advisor – (Jan’ 2004 to Aug’ 2005)
Dr.
Cem Sarica
# Research –
Worked on the determination of
viscosities of hydrate slurries, as a team member of TUHFP, a University of Tulsa Hydrate
Flow Performance JIP.
Master’s Report Topic – AN APPROACH FOR
INDIRECT DETERMINATION OF HYDRATE SLURRY VISCOSITY
# Master’s in Engineering
Management at University
of Missouri-Rolla (June’ 2003)
# Courses Undertaken –
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Advanced
Financial Management (EMGT 452)
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Project
Management (EMGT 361)
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New
Product Development (EMGT 320)
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Simulation
of Industrial Systems (EMGT 356)
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Advanced
Engineering Economy (EMGT 408)
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Production
Planning And Scheduling (EMGT 372)
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Management
for Engineers (EMGT 314)
# Projects –
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EMGT
452
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EMGT
361
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EMGT 320
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EMGT 356
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EMGT 314
# Advisor –
Dr.
Timothy S. Meinert
# Research –
The research work is focused on the evaluation and
analysis of Product Family (PF) environments from a system capacity standpoint.
This issue has not been addressed before in any other work, and a measure of the “goodness” of the PF’s has
never been taken. Issues concerning trade-offs against this “goodness” are considered.
Simulation is used as a modeling tool and scenarios reflecting PF formation are
looked at and an experimental model has been developed to test these
traditional production capacity measures.
Master’s Thesis Topic - EFFECT OF PRODUCT FAMILY PRODUCTION
ENVIRONMENTS ON PRODUCTION CAPACITY PERFORMANCE MEASURES
# Undergraduate Degree –
B.E (Mechanical), M.I.T, University
of Pune, Pune, India
Seminar – A Study of the Inert Gas System in Crude Oil
Tankers.
Undergraduate Project, conducted at ARAI - Developed test
techniques for determination of fatigue strength of bolted joints in an
automobile chassis.
A major project
sponsored by the Government of India. Project included an extensive literature
survey on various topics such as types of joints, their fatigue life, endurance
strength and types of failures. Designed and manufactured the joint, which was
followed by testing on a Servo –Hydraulic Testing Rig and finally analyzed and
concluded the results. The literature survey preceded the experiment.
This project
proved to be very useful as a foundation as well as the first step towards the
successful continuation of the major project.
# High School – Gyan Bharati School, Saket, New Delhi.