Engineer Manager

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June 05, 2014

JOANNA W ALKER

Fort Worth, TX 76124 ***********@*****.***

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science in Geology May 2014

Tarleton State University, Stephenville, TX

Member of the Texas A&M University System

RELATED EXPERIENCE

Intern: Geologist/Formation Evaluation Engineer

Weatherford, Petroleum Consultants 2013-Present

Image Log Interpretation - Interpretation of all reservoir features, including dip angle

and dip direction, fracture detection, sedimentary feature characterization, thin-bed

evaluation, facies analysis, oriented resistivity and dipmeter computation. Structural

analyses - define faults, determine structural dip and dip direction in fractured formation,

and visualize complex structures.

Acoustic Log Interpretation – Measurement of formation slowness with Full Waveform

Monopole, Dipole, and Cross Dipole tools, calculation of sonic porosity, Young’s

Modulus, and Poisson’s Ratio using Compressional and Shear Velocities.

Geology Lab Instructor

Tarleton State University 01/2014-05/2014

Preparing lectures and lecturing, grading and proctoring exams

Monitoring safety

Collaborating with professors and other lab instructors on improving the lab

experience

Gas Chromatography Technician

Diversified Pure Chem 05/2013-12/2013

Analysis – Gas chromatography results, determine product purity and oil content

Operate gas chromatography and micro gas chromatography machines

RELEVANT SOFTWARE

Schlumberger - Techlog – Comprehensive Borehole Analysis Platform

W eatherford – W ell Imager – Borehole Imaging Analysis and Plotting Software

W eatherford – W ell Manager – W ell Logging System

W eatherford – P11 – Acoustic Processing and Interpretation Software

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG)

American Institute of Professional Geologists (AIPG)

REFERENCES

Available upon request