Mehwish Khan

** ******** *** ***, ****** CA *****, USA

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CAREER OBJECTIVE

To effectively apply myself in a professionally challenging environment in a manner that positively benefits the organization’s goals and objectives and also contributes towards my career development.

EDUCATION

Bachelors of Science, Petroleum Engineering. Jan’10-Dec’15 N.E.D University of Engineering and Technology, Pakistan CGPA: 3.64

Intermediate, Pre-Engineering Aug’07-May’09

Aga Khan Higher Secondary School (AKHSS), Pakistan Percentage: 83.64%; Grade: A-one.

Matriculation, Biology Aug’05-May’07

The City School, Pakistan

Percentage: 90.82%; Grade: A-one.

EXPERIENCE

Internship, Pakistan Petroleum Limited, Pakistan Jun’12-Jul’12

PVT characterization for black oil

Tank Modeling on MBAL

Well deliverability modeling on PROSPER

Volumetric calculations on REP

Introduction to workflow of reservoir simulation modeling

Reserves estimation.

Correction of PVT properties at optimum separator pressure.

Introduction to well logging

BACHELORS FINAL YEAR PROJECT

A Sequential approach for the mitigation of Scales Jan’15-Dec’15 Supervised by Eni Company, Pakistan

Objectives:

1. Identification of scale for a particular case scenario of Eni well was carried out. 2. Using a scale prediction software (Downhole SAT, WaterAnalysis01) which requires samples of brines, gases or hydrocarbons as input data and determines the scale tendencies in a system as well as the amount of scale formed as the output. For the Mehwish Khan

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Cell :+( 1-832-***-****, Email: acthie@r.postjobfree.com analysis the Water Analysis report of sample well was provided by the Schlumberger Company.

3. Recommend the most cost-effective way for the remediation of scale, which may be chemical or mechanical technique.

4. Calculation of skin was shown for pre- and post- wellbore cleanout scenario to determine the effectiveness of the chemical and/or mechanical removal technique. 5. Evaluating the re-perforation technique in order to determine its applicability on a case well.

6. Determination of the scale preventive measures including chemical or electrical method and the amount of inhibitor dosages for the particular treatment plan for case well. TECHNICAL SKILLS

Softwares known include:

MBAL- Tank modeling

PROSPER- Well hydraulics modeling

E100- Dynamic numerical modeling

SAPHIR-Well test interpretation

Language:

C Language

AFFILIATION

Member of Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) since 2010. REFERENCES:

Available upon request.

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