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First name / Surname Samuel Adel, Thabet

Address 46, Autostrad Street, Emtedad EL Amal Towers, Maadi, Cairo, Egypt
Telephone Fixed: +202 – 27003006 I Mobile: +2 01004355943
Fax +202 – 27003006
E-mail Samueladel21@gmail.com
Nationality Egyptian
Date of birth 23.07.1989

Work Experience

Dates From March 2013

Occupation or position held Petroleum Engineer

Main activities and responsibilities
 Hydraulic Fracturing and Matrix Acidizing Design, Optimization and Evaluation for both vertical and
horizontal wells.
 Design different types of hydraulic fracturing: Water-based hydraulic fracturing (slickwater, linear
gel, crosslinked fluid, viscoelastic surfactant gel fluid), Foam-based fluids, Acid-based fluids,
Methanol-based fluids, Emulsion-Based Fluids and Cryogenic fluids.
 Gas Lift, Plunger Lift and Rod Lift Design, Optimization and Evaluation.
 Design and evaluation of Coil Tubing operations (circulation, pumping, drilling, production, logging
and perforating).
 Design and evaluation of cased hole wireline operations (cement logging, production logging,
perforation, well integrity, pipe recovery, plugs).
 Issue Completion, Re-completion, Workover, DST and remedial action programmes.
 Tenders and Contract preparations (Scope of Work & Criteria)

Name and address of employer Khalda Petroleum Company, Road 290, 3rd Sector, P.O. Box 560, New Maadi, Cairo
Tel.: (002-02) 2706 3230 ; Fax: (002-02) 2702 2295

Dates From September 2012 To March 2013

Occupation or position held Mud Logger

Main activities and responsibilities  Logging - kick control - sampling - studying drill cuttings

Name and address of employer Oman Sea Petroservices Llc., P.O. Box 1381, Azaiba 130, Sultanate of Oman
Tel.: (+968) 24615536 ; Fax: (+968) 24615537

Education

Dates From July 2018 to July 2019

Title of qualification awarded
Grade
Principal subjects/occupational skills
covered
Name and type of organization providing
education and training
Diploma in Project Management
Excellent
 Project Planning and Control Techniques - Project Budgeting and Financial Control - Project
Development Management and Strategies - Human Resources for Project Management
Ain Shams University, Egypt
 Dates From May 2006 to May 2011
Title of qualification awarded Bachelor's Degree in Petroleum Engineering
Grade Very Good with Honors
Graduation Project A Study on Belayim Marine Field (Zone-||), Grade: Excellent
Principal subjects/occupational skills  Oil and Gas Well Drilling - Petroleum Production Engineering - Reservoir Engineering – Geology
covered – Petrophysics - Enhanced Oil Recovery -Well Test
Name and type of organization providing Faculty of Petroleum and Mining Engineering at Suez Canal University
education and training

General Secondary Education 2006: Graduated from El Motfawqeen Secondary School in Cairo, Grade: 98.8%
Certificate

Personal skills and competences

Mother tongue(s) Arabic

Other language(s) Understanding Speaking Writing

Self-assessment
Spoken Spoken
Listening Reading
European level (*) interaction production
English C1 C1 C1 C1 C1

German A2 A2 A2 A2 A2
* Levels: A1/A2: Basic user - B1/B2: Independent user - C1/C2 Proficient user

Communication skills  Good communication skills gained through my experience as a team leader
Excellent written and verbal communication skills - Confident and professional speaking abilities -
Empathic listener and persuasive speaker - Excellent presentation and negotiation skills

Computer skills and competences  Solid experience in the following software programs:
GOHFER, FRACPRO, FRACCADE, PROSPER, PIPESIM, DESIGNRITE, PanSystem, Saphir NL,
SROD, XROD, MBAL, OFM, PIPESIM, Tableau and Excel.

Other skills and competences Certified in the following courses:

 Faculty of Commerce – Cairo University
2023: Operations Management, Score 98%
Corporate finance, Score 98%
Management Information Systems (MIS), Score 90%
Marketing, Score 97%

 Halliburton (Robert D. Barree)

2022: Advanced Hydraulic Fracturing Using GOHFER

 ChampionX
2022: Advanced Sucker Rod Pumping

 NSI Technologies (Michael B. Smith)

2021: Advanced Hydraulic Fracturing

 Technical University of Denmark - DTU

2018: Global Environmental Management, Score: 85%

 The Paris Institute of Political Studies - Sciences Po

2018: Politics and Economics of International Energy, Score: 94%

 Duke University
2016: Oil & Gas Industry Operations and Markets, Score: 94%

 IFP School, Rueil-Malmaison, France

2016: MOOC OIL & GAS FROM EXPLORATION TO DISTRIBUTION.
  Piece: Petroleum Institute for Continuing Education
2016: Reservoir Engineering, Fundamentals and Collapse Considerations for MFHW Frac.
String/Casing Design, Diagnostic Fracture Injection Testing (DFIT)

 IWCF: The International Well Control Forum, Level 4

2015: Well Intervention Pressure Control Program
Wireline and Coiled Tubing Operations

 University of Colorado
2014: Fundamentals of Global Energy Business, Score: 86%

 PDO: Petroleum Development Oman Company

2012: H2S Awareness & Rescue

 NASA: The National Aeronautics and Space Administration

2013: Certified by NASA's Virtual Skies Project for Successfully Completing Courses on Aeronautics,
Communications & Airport Design

2012: Certified by NASA as an Active Member in The Group of Stardust @ Home, Our Target is
Finding the Interstellar Dust Particles Brought to Earth by The Stardust Spacecraft

Driving license Full, current, and clean driving licence

Additional information

Projects  Western Desert-Upper Bahariya Reservoir Development

Jun 2013–present: The ultimate reserve of the Upper Bahariya sandstone reservoir is estimated at
millions of oil barrels. Fracturing stimulation techniques are the only way to develop Upper Bahariya.
This project witnessed the first successful implementation of multistage fracturing techniques like
pinpoint and sliding sleeves for horizontal wells in the Western Desert of Egypt. More than 500 hydraulic
fracture jobs were conducted during the development phase. My key contributions to the project were
the multistage fracturing stimulation optimization by microseismic fracture mapping, post-stimulation
production profile prediction, core analysis, geomechanical profiles construction & calibration, and
actual production profile analysis.

 The TUT and KAL Gas Lift Project

Jan 2021 - May 2023: Several wells had quit in the TUT and KAL fields and required support to flow to
the surface. Artificial lift (gas lift) has been identified as the best method to optimize production from the
wells reviewed in this case. In order to bring these wells back into production, four sets of compressor
packages and a complete surface network were established. My primary contributions to the project
were its initial planning, execution, development, and optimization.

 First Unconventional Reservoir (The Apollonia Tight - Gas Chalk Formation) Development in
Egypt’s Western Desert
Jan 2015 - Apr 2017: The Apollonia Formation of the Palaeocene to Mid-Eocene age is a pelagic chalk
characterized by a high porosity/low permeability soft chalky limestone. It does form a reasonable size
reservoir spread over several hundred kilometers in Egypt’s Western Desert. I was a team member of
the Apollonia exploration and potential evaluation project. My major contributions to the project were the
processes of multistage fracturing stimulation design/optimization, completion selection, post-
stimulation production profile prediction, core analysis, DFIT analysis, geomechanical profiles
construction & calibration, actual production profile analysis, economic analysis, and hydraulic fracture
evaluation.

 First Shale Gas (The Khatatba Formation) in Egypt: Exploration and Potential Evaluation
Apr 2014 - Oct 2014: The Jurassic organic-rich sediments of the Khatatba formations are considered
the most prolific oil and gas-prone source rocks. The Khatatba Formation ranges from 1,000 feet to over
2,000 feet thick in the Western Desert. According to the 2013 Energy Information Administration (EIA)
survey results, the Khatatba Shale contains approximately 535 TCF of risked shale gas in place. In
addition, the Khatatba Shale has about 114 billion barrels of risked shale oil in place. My principal
contributions to the project were fracturing optimization, core analysis, geomechanical profiles
construction & calibration, economic analysis, and hydraulic fracture evaluation.

Military Service Exempted