Ahmad Fazil Mohamed Hashim

Ahmad Fazil Mohamed Hashim has extensive work experience in the oil and gas industry. Ahmad Fazil began their career in 2001 at Schlumberger, where they held various roles including Field Engineer and Stimulation and Sand Control Technical Engineer. In these positions, they were responsible for technical design, operational procedures, and execution of projects related to fracking, acidizing, and sand control.

In 2009, Ahmad joined Maersk Oil as a Stimulation Technical Manager in the East Asia Geomarket. Ahmad Fazil managed technical, sales, operation, and business development activities for fracturing, acidizing, and sand control pumping services. Ahmad Fazil also reviewed and approved technical proposals and job designs for these activities.

At Maersk Oil, Ahmad also served as Senior Stimulation Engineer and later as Lead Stimulation Engineer. Ahmad Fazil was responsible for the technical and stimulation operations in both onshore and offshore environments for the Qatar and Danish Business Units. Ahmad Fazil focused on high rate matrix acidizing, surfactant, conformance work, and other stimulation techniques for carbonate and chalk environments. Ahmad Fazil also played a crucial role in designing, planning, and executing stimulation projects.

Most recently, Ahmad worked at North Oil Company Qatar as a Lead Stimulation Engineer. Ahmad Fazil continues to apply their expertise in technical and stimulation operations, with a focus on the stimulation of oil wells.

Overall, Ahmad Fazil Mohamed Hashim has a strong background in stimulation engineering, with experience in technical design, project management, and business development.

Ahmad Fazil Mohamed Hashim began their education in 1991 at Malay College, where they pursued studies for four years, until 1995. During this time, specific details regarding their degree and field of study are not provided. After completing their studies at Malay College, Ahmad Fazil Mohamed Hashim enrolled at Imperial College London in 1998. Ahmad Fazil studied Chemical Engineering and obtained an M Eng. degree, completing their education at Imperial College in 2001.