1. Brian Charles Hoskins
5205 Floyd St. #C Houston, TX 77007
Professional Summary
Mr. Hoskins has more than 20 years of industry experience, 15 years of which are in sand control completions and the
latter are in shale fracturing. Operational experience includes work on land, platform, jack-up, and floating rigs. Wells
designed and installed by Mr. Hoskins have dry and wet trees with sand face completions that include frac packs, open
and cased hole gravel packs, stand-alone screens, plug & perf, and open hole multistage hydraulic fractures.
Management experience includes offshore supervisors and junior engineers, including the mentorship of less experienced
completion, drilling, and production engineers.
My objective is to find a challenging completions role in a rewarding and enjoyable workplace environment.
Skills
 Sand control  Coiled tubing  Water injection
 Frac pack  Slick line  Well test
 Tubing design  Down hole flow control  Flow assurance
 Open hole  Hydraulic fracturing  Management
 Subsea  Perforating  Mentorship
Experience
2013 - 2016 Senior Petroleum Engineer, BP, North American Gas
 Manage eight completion and intervention engineers
 Optimize production from horizontal wells with plungers, gas lift, ESPs and rod pumps
 Execute/optimize single stage and multi-stage fracture designs in shale, carbonate, and tight-gas reservoirs
2011 - 2013 Senior Completions Engineer, BPAngola, Greater Plutonio & PSVM
 Supported completion operations on Odjfell DSS, TOI DSL, and Ensco DS6
 Supervised completion well site leaders on all rigs
 Governed and modified completion / well test programs as operations required
 Liaised with logistics to facilitate equipment / personnel transfers
 Helped drive performance with suppliers
 Oversaw inventory management and equipment order for PSVM
 Managed and directed quality integrity / assurance personnel
2010 Senior Completions Engineer, BPAmerica, Macando Recovery
 Risk assessed various operations involving flow back from the MC252 well to the Q4000
 Composed procedures in multi-discipline team for flow back, and flaring operations
2009 - 2010 Senior Completions Engineer, BPAmerica, Thunder Horse
 Wrote and owned completion program for first DHFC well on Thunder Horse
 Supported operations from rig and office
 Participated in incident investigation of failed casing insulation for APB
 Led team of engineers to update field wide basis of design

2. 2006 - 2009 Senior Completions Engineer, BPTT, Cashim a
 Procured long lead equipment for 6 well project
 Managed lab testing for reservoir drill-in fluids and gravel pack fluids
 Led engineers through CVP to deliver individual wells
 Supervised offshore operations and mentored engineers in office & offshore
2003 - 2006 Completions Engineer, BPAmerica, E&P Technology Group
 Managed company’s interest in JIP of new sand control completion technology
 Liaised with overseas operations to coordinate and direct OHGP lab study
 Supported deepwater GoM frac pack operations
 Conducted inner-company review of global completion inefficiencies
2001 - 2003 Completions Engineer, BPAmerica, Horn Mountain Project
 Led peer reviews for the design of perforation assembly and procedures
 Designed and supervised frac pack operations on all 8 producers (10 FPs)
 Planned sand face completion equipment installation
 Assisted in rig design in order to facilitate completion operations
1999 - 2001 Completions Engineer, BPAmoco, Pompano & Amberjack Projects
 Designed tubing strings for ERD gas wells and artificial lift wells
 Modelled, designed, and supervised frac pack treatments in highly deviated wells
 Helped coordinate and implement the first fiber optic pressure sensor in the GoM
1998 - 1999 Production Engineer, BPAmoco, Ewing Bank 826, et. al.
 Coordinate and supervise acid stimulations via CT and bullhead operations
 Produced CT sand washout and insert screen workovers in deviated wells
 Evaluated and optimized the performance of gas lift wells
1994 - 1996 Technical Field Representative, Micro-Bac International
 Coordinated efforts between lab and field personnel to help solve technical problems
 Identified causes of corrosion failures and processes mitigate them
1992 - 1994 Technical Field Representative, Petrolite Corporation
 Evaluated operational problems to optimize production and lower lift costs
 Instructed classes on oil/paraffin, corrosion, and scale to field personnel
Education
Master of Science in Petroleum Engineering, 1998
The University of Texas at Austin
Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering, 1992
The University of Texas at Austin

3. Publications
Hoskins, B.C., et al., “ Selective Imaging of Biofilm Growth by NMR Relaxation,” Journal of Magnetic Resonance,
July 1999;139(1):67-73.
Hoskins, B.C., et al., “ Non-Invasive Imaging of Biofilms in Porous Media Using NMR Methods,” paper SPE
52733.
Hoskins, B.C., “ Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Biofilms in an Open-Flow and Glass Bead-Packed
Bioreactor,” Thesis, The University of Texas at Austin, p 118, May 1998.
Hoskins, B.C., and Schneider, D.R., “ Microbial Removal of Downhole Paraffin Depositions,” presented at the First
International Symposium on Colloid Chemistry in Oil Production: Asphaltenes and Paraffin, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,
November 26-29, 1995.
T. Ratliff, B.C. Hoskins, and Dr. D.R. Schneider, “ Improved Water Flood Operation in the Permian Basin Through
Microbial Culture Treatment” paper SPE 35216, presented at the Permian Basin Oil and Gas Recovery
Conference, 27-29 March 1996, Midland, Texas.
References available upon request