Jonathan Krueger has been a Microseismic Interpretation and Customer Delivery Manager in Sigma3 since 2014. Moreover, Jonathan has an employment history at more than six companies in the related field. Jonathan has a total work experience of 20+ years. Jonathan Krueger studied at the University of Michigan from 2007. They have studied English and Spanish. Denver, Colorado is the place where this expert presently lives. You can search for the professional's email address and phone number. We can also provide you exhaustive contact information upon request.
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Last updated May 28, 2024
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Last Update
Jul 8, 2022
Email
kr**@gmail.com, j.**@sigmacubed.com
Location
Denver, CO
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Work History
Microseismic Interpretation and Customer Delivery Manager
4700 west Sam Houston Pkwy north SUITE 150, Houston, TX 77041
Implement integrated reservoir analysis of hydraulic fracturing stimulations through Crystal software
Business development of Microseismic Interpretation and Customer Delivery Division
Cr...
Aug 2014 — Feb 2015
Completions Engineer
Houston, TX
Oversee completions work onsite:
Coil, fracturing treatments, and drill outs.
Develop and put in place best practices to optimize production
Ensure safety of personnel and protection of ...
Oct 2011 — Jun 2012
Stimulation Engineer
300 Schlumberger Dr, Sugar Land, TX 77478
Manage field crew of 15-20 people, lead execution of hydraulic fracturing, analyze quality of job execution, worked in Uinta Basin, San Juan Basin, Marcellus Shale, Jonah Field, horizontal a...
Jul 2006 — Apr 2009
Education
2002 — 2006
Occupations
Executive
Manager
Engineer
Operations Manager
Skills
Petroleum Engineering
Stimulation
Completion
Completions
Microseismic
Reservoir Engineering
Crystal
Formation Evaluation
Field Development
Hydraulic Fracturing
Oilfield
Well Testing
Petroleum
Energy Industry
Oil and Gas Industry
Natural Gas
Onshore
Logging
Drilling
Workover
Perforation
Unconventional
Wellview
Geophysics
Fracpro
Oil and Gas
Upstream
Fracture