Javier Perez

Leads cross-functional innovation team to pilot emerging technologies across energy business units. Led feasibility studies for natural hydrogen, high-temperature geothermal, and unconventional reservoirs.

Provided expert academic support for the Unconventional Reservoirs module in the Petroleum Engineering MSc program.

Performed quality assurance and reserves estimation (SPE-PRMS) for West Africa and North Sea assets. Served as reservoir development geologist for offshore Nigeria and onshore Gabon fields.

Conducted seismic sequence stratigraphy, well-to-well correlations, and 3D facies and static modeling for multi-country projects. Applied workflows to fields in Romania, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, and Austria.

Led business development and technical execution of subsurface modeling projects across the Middle East, North Africa, and South America. Performed seismic and well log interpretation, facies and petrophysical modeling for multiple international fields.

Performed high-resolution stratigraphic interpretation on well logs, core, and seismic; conducted well-to-well correlation and 2D modeling for Barnett Shale, Newark Field, Fort Worth Basin.

Performed well log interpretation and well-to-well correlations for unconventional gas reservoir development.

Performed core, cuttings, and log description and correlation for geological survey research.

Prepared lithological log reports, geological cartography, and environmental reports for oil and gas drilling locations in the Upper Magdalena Valley basin.

Ph.D. in Petroleum Geology with a thesis on reservoir characterization of the Lower Miocene Sediments, Matzen Field, Austria.

M.Sc. in Petroleum Geology with a thesis on high-resolution facies analysis of the Barnett Shale, Newark Field, Fort Worth Basin.

B.Sc. in Geology with a thesis on the design and construction of the multi-horizon aquifer network for the Gigante Formation aquifers, Río Ceibas Field, Colombia.