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18.12.2016 Artem Kuznetcov ARTEM KUZNETCOV Saint Petersburg Cell: +79225038834 [email protected] Profile Drilling Engineer with 4-years of uninterrupted experience in drilling segments of leading service companies. I hold MSc degree from the University of Stavanger. Education and Training University of Stavanger - Stavanger, Norway 2014-2016 Master of Science (MSc) - Petroleum Engineering (Well Engineering Specialization) • Full-time 2 year course of study in Stavanger • Master's thesis: ROP optimization and modelling in directional drilling process Udmurt State University – Izhevsk, Russia 2008-2013 Engineer degree diploma – Well Engineering Specialization • Full-time 5 year course of study • Finished 5 field internships in different oil companies (Schlumberger, Rosneft, Belkamneft, NPP Horizon, Drilling Systems Company) • Worked in a laboratory of drilling fluids for 1.5 years as a laboratory assistant • Diploma thesis: “Aspects of drilling technology with use of rotary steerable systems in relation to Yuskinskoe oilfield” Professional Experience Directional Driller from 07/2016 up to now Schlumberger Russia (Eastern Siberia) Department: Drilling and Measurements Rotational schedule 6 weeks on x 4 weeks off • Drilling deviated (S-type, J-type) and horizontal wells • Utilizing mud motors and rotary steerable systems • Control and optimization of drilling parameters according to the well program with relation to drilling environments • Responsible for daily documentation (Slide sheets, daily reports etc.) and for final documentation (Run reports, final reports) • Survey data control • Anti-collision control Directional Driller 07/2015 to 06/2016 Weatherford International Ltd. Russia (Volga-Urals region) Department: Drilling Services Rotational schedule 1 month on x 1 month off • Drilling deviated (S-type, J-type) and horizontal wells • Utilizing mud motors and motary steerable systems (TBS Drilling) • Control and optimization of drilling parameters according to the well program with relation to drilling environments • Responsible for daily documentation (Slide sheets, daily reports etc.) and for final documentation (Run reports, final reports) • Survey data control • Anti-collision control Page 1 of 2 18.12.2016 Artem Kuznetcov Well Planning Engineer 02/2013 to 07/2015 Weatherford International Ltd. Russia (Western Siberia) Department: Drilling Services Location: West Siberia - Noyabrsk, Kogalym, Nefteyugansk Clients: Lukoil West Siberia, Rosneft Rotational schedule 1 month on x 1 month off • Well placement and directional drilling planning, bottom hole assembly design • Developing well plans, plots, drilling programs • Optimization of drilling parameters and well path characteristics • Well path design, cost estimation, hydraulics, torque & drag modelling, pore pressure modelling. • Negotiation with customer's drilling and geology department's specialists • Remotely monitoring and analyzing drilling data, correcting well paths in real time if necessary, consulting and optimization solutions. • Anti-collision control D&M Summer Intern 08/2012 to 09/2012 Schlumberger Ltd. Russia (Sakhalin Region) • Department – Drilling & Measurements • Sakhalin Island Location – RN-SMNG Odoptu Project • Assisting with directional drilling operations of extended reach well (ERD) – MD 8046m Summer Intern 06/2012 to 07/2012 NPP Horizon Russia (Irkutsk Region) • Location: Irkutsk region, Jaraktinskoe Oilfield • Assisting with directional drilling operations on J-type directional well Professional Skills • Well Planning and Directional Drilling • Experience of work and study in multicultural Engineering international collectives • Expertise in Well Engineering software • Always ready to work travel in any part of the (Landmark Compass, Wellplan, StressCheck, world for any period of time in any environment SLB Drilling Office, WFT 5D) conditions • Knowledge of modern drilling tools and • Very flexible and open-minded, easily technologies adaptable to constant change of plans, schedules and collectives. • Experience of working by long shifts in harsh environments Personal Skills • Highly motivated and interested in constant • Ability to work both independently and as part training of a team • International mindset and ability to work in a • Organizational skills - able to prioritize multicultural environment responsibilities • Analytical/technical skills with a practical • Decision making, focus on results with high approach to problem solving levels of initiative Languages English – Full professional proficiency (TOEFL IBT Score: 105/120) Russian – Native Page 2 of 2 .
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