FIDELIS ILUORE

Houston, TX *****, USA

Cell: 832-***-****

acs0f8@r.postjobfree.com

Experience Summary

Over 5 years broad experience in hydraulic fracturing design, evaluation, and field supervision on onshore ‘tight’ or ‘unconventional’ play completions

Experienced mentor of junior engineers

Frac software modeling experience with FracPro, and StimPlan, Frac

Proficient with Microsoft office applications

Career Progression

StrataGen Engineering

FRAC ADVISOR, HOUSTON, TEXAS, USA April 2014 to Present

Designed frac jobs on bases of number of stages, amount of proppant and fluid per stage for an optimum estimated production rate, to ensure cost will not exceed projected revenue from each well within a set rate of return on investment

Worked with geologist to ensure that only certain areas of the lateral with high production potentials determined from logs are stimulated, saving cost on fracking known unproductive zones – engineered staging

Reduced number of screenouts by 10% of monthly average screen outs by making real time operational adjustments based on results from minifrac analysis and treatment pressure trends. Saved an average of $1,000,000 per month in coil tubing screen out clean out and resulting downtime costs

Provided real time job monitoring, QC of frac fluids/ materials and technical support on chemical additive optimization

Analyzed DFIT data to determine fracture closure pressure, after-closure flow regimes/pore pressure, and reservoir permeability; required data needed to optimize stimulation design and coordinate data acquisition.

Set KPIs for service companies to screen vendor’s performance and identify minimum requirements to establish basis for service discounts; saving the operator $200,000 monthly on unacceptable NPT from the service companies

Provided job efficiencies improvement to ensure each job is completed in a safe, efficient and cost effective manner and shared best practices/ lessons learned

Conducted post stage & post job analysis and made recommendations for future projects

Optimized materials such as FR concentration including best practices and lessons learned

Performed net pressure match to help calibrate fracture models on frac pro

Conducted special project analysis, as required, on lookback analysis in collaboration with the completions asset engineer and technical group such as studying the effectiveness of job design to production such as stage length, proppant type, concentration, fluid type etc. to EUR

Promoted HSE on location

Integrated Services Coordinator

WEATHERFORD INTERNATIONAL- HOUSTON, TEXAS, USA Feb. 2013 to March 2014

Developed areas of job efficiency improvement and operations bottlenecks and develop mitigation plan for best practices

Prepared comparative scorecard on service company performance (NPT, job efficiency, data quality, equipment maintenance, technology) & pricing

Assisted completion engineers in cost estimates, analysis, and well designs for implementing new technologies

Shared new technologies developed in eagleford shale with client’s completions engineers

Supported frac/completions onsite coordinators during frac operations.

Participated in look back activities, identified and championed improvement opportunities and implemented frac company’s standard operating procedures.

Monitored performance against schedule, plan, and cost and made recommendations for achieving completion goals

Assisted completions engineers with budget preparation and monitoring while ensuring the accuracy of field cost estimates prior to billing

Frac Engineer II

WEATHERFORD INTERNATIONAL- ALICE, TEXAS, USA Jan. 2011 to Feb. 2013

Conducted Inventory management and trouble shot operational issues and made recommendations

Optimized material additives such as FR by reducing cost of FR and pressure/ horse power requirement

Supervised field horizontal multistage frac jobs at well sites to ensure safe and successful executions

Bucket-tested all liquid additive pumps to ensure that chemical volumes pumped per stage are within design

Monitored pressure tests decline gradients are within acceptable ranges to call it a good pressure test

Performed necessary calculations for various Slick water, Crosslink, Linear Gel and hybrid fracs

Prepared hydraulic fracture treatment schedules and proppant schematics for each frac stage

QA/QC of frac fluids and made necessary setpoint adjustments to ensure proper hydration and blending of fluids

Monitored and analysed data from channel feeds from the hydration unit, Blender, frac pumps, C-10 CAS unit, Backside pumps, and the well head with DataAcqPT software.

Monitored surface treating pressure, backside pressure, slurry rate, prop concentrations and chemical rates as the job progressed using FracproPT and made real time decisions based on observed surface treating pressures on Eagles ford shale and Permian Basin formations

Trained and mentored junior engineers on Frac equipment maintenance and operations.

Wrote post frac reports for eagle ford shale wells after every frac stage to clients and management

QA/QC of frac fluids and proppants

Research Assistant

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA AT LAFAYETTE, USA Jan. 2007 to Dec. 2010

Developed a mathematical model for estimating perforation penetration depths using energy conservation theorem

Attended SPE events to present research results

Validated model by comparing test results with model generated data

Co-authored SPE 126721 with co-researchers

Managed research activities by working with focus groups

Prepared presentations on core subject matters for use in conferences

Education

Masters of Science in Petroleum Engineering

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA AT LAFAYETTE. May, 2009

Technical Publication: A new mathematical model for estimating perforation penetration depth (SPE 126721) presented at the SPE international symposium and exhibition on formation damage control in Lafayette Louisiana held February, 14 2010.

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

NNAMDI AZIKIWE UNIVERSITY, NIGERIA December, 2004

Professional Associations

Member – Society of Petroleum Engineers

Certifications

Well Control Certification

Well services/ Workover, wireline, coil tubing and Snubbing – valid through 2016

H2S Certified

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