Quality Assurance / Petroleum Engineering

Work Eligibility: Citizen

NANA ASIAMAH

***** * ********* **** ***. 241 646-***-****

Irving TX, 75063 ****.*********@*****.***

Professional Profile

Process engineer, with about 18 months experience as a Quality Assurance (QA) Analyst.

A proactive critical thinker with strong engineering decision making ability and analytical skills. Professional Experience

Process Engineer / Quality Assurance Analyst, Essilor USA – Dallas, TX May 2012 – December 2013

Installed and setup LMS equipment, and trained lab personnel on setup, testing and production.

Developed best practices, routines and innovative solutions to improve production rates and quality of output – through Lean Six Sigma, flow chart streamlining and 5S processes.

Develop strong engineering consultation skills, through monthly client meetings and negotiations partner labs, experienced mentors, while ensuring the continuation and enhancements of products and services.

Implemented a Laser engraving technique and procedure for Kodak lenses and other partner labs.

Prepared engineering reports, product document and statistical analysis on processes and equipment.

Created and instituted an implementation process with technical assistant tools to meet client needs.

Conducted and monitored testing and inspection of products to ensure finished product quality.

Documented internal audits, quality assurance activities and monitored risk management activities. Education

Master of Science, Petroleum Engineering, December 2015 The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX GPA – 3.26/4.00 Bachelor of Science, Material Science and Engineering, May 2012 University of North Texas, Denton, TX GPA – 3.90/4.00 Dissertation - “Laser In-situ synthesis of TiB2-Al composite coating for improved wear performance”. Relevant Courses

Physical and Electronic Properties, Electronic Materials, Physics, Physical Metallurgy, Polymer Processing, Ceramic Engineering, Strength of Materials, Calculus 1&2, Bond Theory, Thermodynamics, Transport Phenomena, Chemistry, Statistics, Thermodynamics, Root Cause Analysis Training and Lean Six Sigma. Academic Experience

Graduate Research Assistant, The University of Texas, Austin, TX August 2013 – December 2015

Investigated, Multi-frac propagation (Zipper Fractures) in Unconventional Shale.

Previous work, fitted and interpreted production curves for wells in the Eagle ford and Barnett Shale.

Created a Flash calculator for calculating CO2 emissions, Separators, tanks and pipelines design. Undergraduate Research Assistant, University of North Texas, Denton, TX August 2010 – May 2012

Researched, Laser In-situ synthesis of TiB2-Al as a biomedical material – for ball joint replacement.

Performed tribology, failure analysis with ESEM, XRD and EDX analysis on TiB2-TiC-Al.

Produced metallic and ceramic components using compression and injection mold for biomedical testing. Additional Skills

Leadership, Creative and Problem-Solving, Data Analysis, Excellent Communication, Process Improvement, Quality Control/Improvement, Project Management, Validation and Product Testing, Self-Motivated, Six Sigma, VSM, 5S, CMS Implementation, Word, Excel, Power Point and also familiar with Python, SQL, ASTM etc. Accomplishments and Affiliations

Member, Society of Petroleum Engineers August 2013 – Present Member, Society of Materials Engineers August 2010 – Present Member, Alpha Sigma Mu (AƩM) – Texas Beta Chapter December 2011 – May 2013 Publication

Shravana, K., Nana, A., Soundarapandian, S., Dehotre, N., (2013) Laser in-situ synthesis of TiB2–Al composite coating for improved wear performance. 236(2013), 200-206.

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