Professional Path
My background combines seven years of field-oriented formation evaluation and well logging with doctoral research in reservoir simulation and subsurface energy systems. The common thread is translating subsurface measurements and physics into technically defensible reservoir decisions.

Experience

PhD Candidate

King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST)

Research on compositional reservoir simulation, underground hydrogen storage, microbial reactive transport, phase-equilibrium acceleration, and numerical coupling strategies.

Formation Evaluation / Logging Engineer

CNOOC Tianjin Branch

Seven years of oilfield experience in formation evaluation, well logging, and subsurface characterization.

Education

PhD, Energy Resources and Petroleum Engineering

King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST)

Professional Positioning

I am particularly interested in work that connects formation evaluation, petrophysics, reservoir characterization, and numerical simulation rather than treating these disciplines in isolation.

This combined perspective supports roles in formation evaluation, reservoir technical support, reservoir simulation, and integrated subsurface studies.

Recognition
Invited Student Paper Award
InterPore Annual Conference 2024 ∙ May 2024
Recognized for research on surrogate-model-based optimization for underground hydrogen storage.