Max

Bradley

Greenstein

*****

Nicholson

Dr.

#16303

Baton

Rouge,

LA

70810

617-***-****

acsuii@r.postjobfree.com

OBJECTIVE: Seeking

a

full- time

data

scientist

position

in

energy

or

otherwise. EDUCATION: Louisiana

State

University,

Baton

Rouge,

LA May

2016 B.S.

Petroleum

Engineering PETE

GPA:

4.0 Coursework

in

Mechanical

and

Civil

Engineering

LSU

CUM

GPA:

3.86 King’s

College

London,

London,

UK Sept

2012 M.Sc.,

Neuroscience

GPA:

3.7

University

of

Wisconsin- Madison,

Madison,

WI May

2011 B.A.,

Zoology;

B.A.,

History

of

Science,

Technology,

&

Medicine

Major

GPA:

3.6 Thesis:

Domestic

Oil

Production

and

Future

of

Energy

Securities

in

the

U.S. EXPERIENCE: Petroleum

Engineer

Intern,

Chevron

Corporation May

2015- Aug

2015

• Performed

computer

modeling

of

fluid

properties

and

fluid

behavior

through statistical

and

graphical

modeling

of

reservoir

data

• Derived

functions

to

predict

reservoir

behavior

through

production

lifecycles

• Programmed

an

algorithm

in

Microsoft

Excel/VBA

to

predict

gas

in

solution,

liquid compressibility,

and

viscosity

used

for

subsequent

computer

simulation

modeling

• Forecasted

production

through

pressure

depletion

analysis

and

probabilistic modeling

• Conducted

analyses

on

wellbore

cement

programs

to

plan

for

injection

well

• Presented

final

project

to

Chevron

executives,

managers,

and

senior

engineers

• Gained

exposure

to

upstream

oil

and

gas

computational

modeling

in

Excel/VBA, production

forecasting,

and

fluid

analysis. Vice

President,

Pi

Epsilon

Tau

(Engineering

Honor

Society)

Mar

2015- present

• Developed

and

implemented

a

mentoring

program

for

the

Dept.

of

PETE

• Supplemental

Instructor

for

PETE

1010

(Intro)

and

4060

(Blowout

Prevention)

• Organized

and

provided

tutoring

services

for

undergraduates

in

PETE Subsea

Engineering

Trainee,

Shell

Oil

Company May

2015

• Deepwater

training

in

subsea

engineering

related

to

drilling

and

production operations

at

Shell

Robert

Training

Center

• Completed

Helicopter

Underwater

Escape

Training Intern,

Petroleum

Rock

Mechanics

Lab,

LSU

May

2014- Aug

2014

• Researched

rock

mechanics

and

fluid

flow

as

it

pertains

to

shale

production

• Studied

hydraulic

fracture

modeling

by

extended

finite

element

method

• Edited

manuscripts

of

lab

members

for

journal

and

grant

submissions Research

Associate,

Massachusetts

Institute

of

Technology

Oct

2012-

Jul

2013

• Ran

computer

simulations

to

develop

3D

models

of

neural

networks

• Responsible

for

producing

structural

maps

and

fixing

computer

error Visiting

Scientist,

Harvard

Medical

School

Oct

2012

-

Mar

2013

• Bioengineered

gene

therapy

drugs

to

treat

neurodegenerative

diseases

• Performed

data

analysis,

quality

control,

and

reported

technical

interpretations SKILLS: Computer

–

Microsoft

Excel

(VBA),

MATLAB,

PowerPoint,

Word AWARDS: Dean’s

List

at

LSU,

2014- 2015;

Tau

Beta

Pi,

Engineering

Honor

Society

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