Bassel Eissa

Background

About Bassel Eissa

As a Graduate Student and Research Assistant at the Bob L. Herd Department of Petroleum Engineering at Texas Tech University, I am deeply immersed in the dynamic intersection of data science and petroleum engineering. My primary focus lies in Risk Assessment for legacy wells for CCS Projects, where I leverage my expertise to tackle complex challenges in the energy industry. With a Bachelor's Degree in Petroleum Engineering and a Minor Specialization in Data Science, I am adept at both data science and petroleum engineering disciplines, with a passion for harnessing data to drive insights and innovation in energy operations. My journey in data science has been marked by extensive training and certifications, including: • Completion of +70 hours of training with DataCamp for Data Science Track. • Achievement of an Advanced Data Analysis Nanodegree from Udacity. • Completion of a Statistical Specialization in Python from the University of Michigan. In the realm of petroleum engineering, I have gained valuable experience through: • Participation in the SPE Educational Week, where I acquired practical skills in reservoir engineering, including PVT analysis, reservoir simulation, and production prediction. • Completion of AOGA Online Training, focusing on reservoir engineering, production engineering, and petroleum economics. Beyond academics, I am committed to giving back to my community through volunteering efforts: • I served as a Web Developer, gaining expertise in website development and maintenance. • Contributed to the Academic Committee by writing technical posts and honing my research paper writing skills. • Held the position of Treasurer, where I was responsible for public relations and fundraising efforts. Known for my consistency, organization, and strong time management skills, I am dedicated to achieving both personal and professional goals. I am eager to connect with like-minded professionals and explore opportunities for collaboration and growth in the energy sector. Visit my personal website to learn more about me: