Carlos A. Espino is seeking a position utilizing his education in electrical engineering and experience in oil and gas services. He has over 10 years of experience in hydraulic fracturing operations, working as a field engineer, consultant, and vacuum truck driver. Espino has extensive experience designing and overseeing hydraulic fracturing treatments, evaluating costs, ensuring safety compliance, and developing relationships with customers. He also has experience working as a network technician while obtaining his Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the University of Texas at El Paso.

1. Carlos A. Espino
611 Margarita St.
Anthony, Texas. 79821
Phone: (915) 240 - 8780
E-mail:caespino@live.com
OBJECTIVE
Seeking position which may utilize my education, problem solving and initiative skills to contribute to the
further development and success of my employer.
EDUCATION
The University of Texas at El Paso
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
Major Concentration: Computer Engineering
Graduation Date: May 2008
OIL/GAS PUMPING SERVICES
Halliburton Energy Services
Completion of Technical Training Program
Promoted to: Technical Professional
BJ Services Company USA
Completion of Associate Engineer Training Program
Promoted to: Field Engineer
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
 Standard Energy Services Pecos, TX. 02/2016 – 08/2016
• Vacuum Truck Driver
 Provide transportation services of Frac fluids for customers.
 Ely and Associates Corp. Houston, TX. 02/2012 – 02/2015
• Hydraulic Fracturing Consultant
 Oversee day to day operations and lead crew members to successful stimulation treatments for
customer wellsites. Supervised QA/QC of fluids and equipment on wellsite while following safe
operating practices and ensuring health, safety, and environmental compliances. Assisted in the
engineering design and implementation of all completion procedure designs while making daily reports
on the progress of the treatment to production engineer.
 Supervised the hydraulic treatment throughout vertical and horizontal wells using a number of fluid
systems which included crosslink, hybrid, and slickwater treatments. Successfully completed stimulation
treatment on many formations which include the Eagleford, Wolfcamp, Bakken, and Pearsall.
 Discussed with customer engineers and management which stimulation treatment would be most cost
effective for their wellsite. Developed overall plan for most efficient ways to improve operations and
suggest modifications if needed. Evaluated costs throughout operations to budget specifications.
 Halliburton Energy Services Artesia, NM. 05/2010 –
02/2012
• Field Engineer
 Develop potential solutions for customer wellsites. Submit proposals and cost estimates to customer
based on the parameters of the designated well and well properties. Conduct QA/QC testing for every
job the crew is associated with and ensure all of the company standards are followed.

2.  Provide job design, technical support, and post job analysis to customer before and after each
treatment. Develop and maintain professional relationships with the technical department of the
customer. Provide technical support on wellsite location as requested by the customer complying by all
required safety policies.
 Ensure all equipment required for job is on location and working properly. Perform and manage
specific field operations at the operations base and the wellsite, which include; job planning, equipment
preparation at the operations base, equipment load out, equipment reception at the wellsite and testing of
operational equipment at the wellsite.
 BJ Services Company USA Artesia, NM. 07/2008 – 05/2010
• Field Engineer
 Work along other engineers to write treatment recommendations for wells. Propose recommendations
for customers by using BJ Services software, MFrac, to simulate conditions in wells. Calculate
amounts of chemicals and fracturing fluids based on the results of lab testing. Design procedures that
will produce optimum results for each individual well parameters. Supervise the treating of a well and
ensure the quality of water, proppants, and chemicals used.
 Monitor proposed procedures on surface utilizing BJ Services treating vans. Observe and evaluate job
procedures in real-time while communicating with equipment operators should any adjustments be
necessary.
 Evaluate full analysis of any fracturing job completed. Write post job reports indicating the results of
a job upon completion. Compare the results to the proposed design and determine if procedures
were planned accordingly.
 Trained in a classroom setting under professional engineers deriving solutions for real-world
scenarios. Used BJ Services software to run simulations on oil wells and natural gas wells to conclude
if the proposed system would yield optimal results. If results were not satisfactory, we would
determine which parameters would be suited for change.
 University of Texas at El Paso - Information Technology Department El Paso, TX. 05/2005 –
08/2008
• Network / Telecommunications Technician
 Work with fiber optic communications along with radio frequency signals to provide a
communications network at The University of Texas at El Paso. Network different computer labs
from the entire campus with one another using CISCO Networking Systems.
 Upgrade older telephone hardware to Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) networking systems.
System consisted in replacing previous phone service with Avaya based hardware and firmware in an
effort to optimize telephone productivity.
 Install new access points and replaced existing hubs with Cisco routers in the designated wireless
locations. Program network switches and routers in the university to provide a wireless network for all
faculty and student body.
 Terminate fiber optic connections to telecommunication devices. Repair and coordinate designated
passages for analog cable, digital cable and telephone connections in the inner university campus.
Create connectivity between analog systems using jumper cables to 66-pair blocks.
 Upgrade older cable systems to Cat 5E and terminate all connections from patch panels to
networking switches. Create RJ-45 and RJ-11 connectors for Ethernet connectivity and fax
connectivity for designated connections.
 Train along-side professional and certified Information Technology technicians to troubleshoot
unexpected problems for hardware or software used on any telecommunications equipment or
system.
SKILLS
 Class A CDL. Tankers Endorsement.

3.  Possess PEC Premier Safety Card.
 Experience with FracPro.
 Fluent in speaking, reading, and writing in English and Spanish.