Civil Engineering Assistant

JOHN COLLINS

*** * **** **. ***#**, NY, NY ***** Email: ****.***********@*****.***

Phone: 256-***-****

COMPUTER & TECHNICAL SKILLS

SOFTWARE: Microsoft Office, E-Views, AutoCAD

LANGUAGES: English (native), French (basic)

EDUCATION

M.S., PETROLEUM ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT, INSTITUT FRAN AIS DU PETROLE,

RUEIL-MALMAISON, FRANCE (AUG. 2013)

* G.P.A.: 3.9 / 4.0

M.S., MINERAL AND ENERGY ECONOMICS, COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES, GOLDEN,

COLORADO (DEC. 2012)

* G.P.A.: 3.7 / 4.0

B.S., CIVIL ENGINEERING, LOUISANA STATE UNIVERSITY, BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA

(MAY 2011)

* G.P.A.: 3.6 / 4.0

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS

Applied Microeconomics Operations Research Methods

Natural Resource Economics

Advanced Econometrics Upstream Management Reservoir

Engineering and Upstream Techniques

Economics of International Energy Markets Economics of Metal

Industries & Markets Power Generation Economics

EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE

GlobalData Publications Inc., New York, New York

Upstream Oil & Gas Analyst (August 2013-Present)

* Performed discounted cash flow valuations for upstream oil and gas assets

and wrote expert insights on topics that were critical for investors and

operators to understand.

* Valuations were focused in the Latin America region, and in particular

Argentina and the unconventional development of the Vaca Muerta shale

play.

Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colorado

Graduate Research Assistant (January 2012 - December 2012)

* Worked with the department of energy in a multidisciplinary study in

collaboration with ORNL, INL, and several other partner universities as

part of the Fuel Cycle Research and Development Program.

* Research focused on the front end of the nuclear fuel cycle, particularly

the environmental impacts and inputs required to produce nuclear fuel on

a unit basis. Worked independently and held responsible for producing

professional level writing and research on the topic.

* Coauthored published paper exploring the potential use of thorium as a

nuclear fuel. The objective of the paper was to identify primary sources

of thorium, as well as how the market might evolve should there become a

demand for thorium.

PROFESSIONAL PAPERS

* "Environmental Impacts, Health and Safety Impacts, and Financial Costs of

the Front-End of the Nuclear Fuel Cycle." Schneider, E., Carlsen, B.,

Eggert, R., Collins, J., and others. Fuel Cycle Research & Development

Program: Considerations Relevant to Fuel Cycle Technology Evaluation.

Prepared for U.S. Department of Energy. September 2012.

* "The Long Term Supply of Thorium." Eggert, R., Romberger, S., Collins, J.

Prepared for Idaho National Laboratory. December, 2012.

* "Measures of the Environmental Footprint of the Front End of the Nuclear

Fuel Cycle." Schneider, E., Carlsen, B., Eggert, R., Collins, J., and

others. Addendum to the paper prepared for U.S. Department of Energy.

December, 2012.

Hobbies and Interests: Guitar, outdoor sports, college athletics, reading,

cooking, language and travel.

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