Souvik Mukherjee

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About Souvik Mukherjee

Impact-oriented technology development manager, product champion, 19+ years of experience. Multi industry technology development and applications: Data Modeling, Analytics, Visualization, AI/ML applications in Revenue projections, CRM opportunity scoring, oil and gas, Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) detection, mining. Skilled in SQL (Postgres / Snowflake), Python, MATLAB, FORTRAN. Experienced in C/C++.Awards: Winning team, Clari Hackathon project, 2022, for developing cutting edge benchmarking metrics for revenue generation using novel data analytics concepts. USPTO single author patent awarded for novel imaging method for propped hydraulic fractures, 2022. Coauthor, best innovation paper award, URTeC, 2019. Shell special recognition awards (SRA) for excellence in upstream operations for deep water drilling in the Gulf of Mexico, 2012 and 2014. Highest HSSE standards through predictive data modeling. Nominated twice for best paper in innovation and integration at biennial Shell Geophysical Conference, 2012 and 2014. Cutting edge and novel physics-based data modeling and optimization. Accorded Shell SRA (special recognition award) for impacting $100M Lease Sale strategy in 2009. Awarded best paper by a New Technical Professional (NTP) at Shell NTP Expo 2009. Texas A&M distinguished scholarship awards: Chevron Texaco (2004) and Noble Energy (2007).High impact peer reviewed publications: Earliest ground-truth verified 3D data interpretation method for airborne gravity gradiometry in the journal of Geophysics in 2004. 180+ citations to date. The key sponsor, BHP minerals commercialized the technology, which is a multimillion-dollar industry today. A pioneering 3D Finite Element algorithm geared towards modeling electromagnetic response data from Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) and other near surface environmental and cultural targets. Published in Geophysics in 2011, 50+ citations to date. The method has been subsequently adopted in instrumentations and applications developed by academic, civil and military organizations.Special Professional Achievements: Rare,$500K/- grant under Shell “game changer” technology project. Supervised development of advanced physics-based modeling and optimization to image hydrocarbons under difficult to image geology. Invited talks: SEG Basin Modeling Workshop (2011), keynote speech at the International Geologic Congress in Brisbane, 2012 and distinguished lectures at Texas A&M University and Colorado School of Mines in 2015.