About

Trevor Stoddard is an experienced Technical Product Manager at ProductionLink IPM with a strong background in petroleum and reservoir engineering, nodal analysis, artificial lift, petrophysics, rock mechanics, and chemical engineering. He holds a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Chemical Engineering from the University of Utah. Trevor has over 10 years of relevant experience in the oil and energy industry, working in various roles such as Senior Technology Developer at Baker Hughes and Graduate Research Assistant at Energy and Geoscience Institute. At Baker Hughes, he was a subject matter expert in reservoir and nodal simulation and co-developed the FieldPulse and WellPulse software. He also developed several workflows, including a near wellbore reservoir simulator coupled with nodal analysis to determine ICV/ICD and fracture inflow optimization, and a discrete fracture network workflow and upscaling in JewelSuite. Trevor was also responsible for deploying and maintaining hundreds of real-time artificial lift nodal models, which improved operator's production by 1000s of bbls/day. At Energy and Geoscience Institute, Trevor optimized production from the Mancos Shale within the Uinta Basin. He utilized several methods of log interpretation and synthetic log derivation to determine OGIP, water saturation, rock mechanics, and stress interpretations within stratigraphic units across the Uinta basin. He was an expert in hydraulic fracture simulations to optimize completions within stratigraphic units and analyzed natural fracture impact and optimizing production from the Mancos shale through simulation. Trevor's education includes a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) and a Master of Science (M.S.) in Chemical Engineering from the University of Utah. His tech stack includes product management, machine learning, research scientist, and testing. Overall, Trevor is a skilled engineer with a demonstrated history of working in the oil and energy industry.