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I’m Oil & Gas engineer , a passionate advocate for growth, innovation, and exploration in the dynamic world of oil and gas . With strong experience in the industry and a deep understanding of its complexities, I created this blog to share insights, stories, and opportunities with professionals and enthusiasts alike. I have strong background in petroleum engineering and data science . My journey in this field has taken me from the depths of geological data analysis to the forefront of strategic decision-making in energy exploration. Through hands-on experience and continuous learning, I’ve developed a keen sense of the challenges and opportunities that drive this industry forward.

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