Mejbahul Sarker

I take great pride in doing high-quality work on schedule. I feel at ease and like working with multidisciplinary expertise to accomplish shared objectives. 

I have ten years of professional and academic experience in drilling engineering, petroleum production engineering, laboratory coordination in a geology lab, and industrial maintenance engineering.

    Research

Postdoctoral Research Fellow at University of Calgary, September 2017- June 2018

• The research has been focused on the investigation of existing and novel imagine techniques which can be used while drilling, drillstring dynamic modeling and investigating novel drilling technologies which would include, but limited to, self-drilling wells, telescoping well, etc.

Research Assistant at Drilling Technology Laboratory, Memorial University of Newfoundland, September 2010-August 2017

• Deviated wellbore drillstring modeling
• Experimental characterization of downhole tools
• Rock-bit interaction modeling and experiment
• Wellbore frictional torque and drag analysis
• Heave induced downhole pressure fluctuations
• Managed pressure drilling modeling
• Dynamic analysis of drillstring BHA
• Downhole sensor sub data analysis
• Experimental investigation of the ROP of vibratory assisted rotary drilling
• Horizontal well drilling fluid circulation system modeling and simulation

   Teaching

              Assistant Professor, at Department of Mechanical Engineering, Military Institute of Science and Technology, September 2021 – October 2022.

• Course taught: ME 341 – Machine Design I, ME 343 – Machine Design II, ME 363 – Petroleum Engineering, ME 363 – Numerical Analysis, ME 6201 – Mechanical Behavior of Engineering Materials, ME 6173 – Mechanical Vibrations.
• Sessional conducted: ME 294 – Engineering Materials Sessional, ME 322 – Fluid Mechanics Sessional I, ME 324 – Fluid Mechanics Sessional II.
• Consultancy: Pumps (submersible pumps and centrifugal pumps) performance tests. 

Lecturer, at Department of Petroleum Engineering, American University of Kurdistan, August 2019- May 2020.

• Courses taught:  PEG 306 - Drilling Systems I, PEG 311 - Drilling Systems II, PEG 413 – Surface Production Facilities, PEG 405 – Drilling Engineering, PEG 408 – Well Control. 
• Sessional conducted: Drilling Engineering I & Drilling Engineering II.

      Teaching Assistant, at Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science, Memorial University of Newfoundland, September 2010- December 2016

• Evaluate student assignments 
• Record marks and report to Professor
• Taught laboratory portion of courses
• Conducted group sessions
• Supervise students for midterm and final examinations

    Industry

Petroleum Testing Coordinator, AGAT Laboratory, Calgary, AB, Canada, December 2018- July 2019

• The workplace covers digital color photography, fluid saturations (oil and water), particle size distribution, permeability, porosity, X-radiography techniques. 

      Maintenance Engineer, Transcraft Limited, Dhaka, Bangladesh, March 2009- August 2010

Ph.D. (Oil and Gas Engineering), Memorial University of Newfoundland (2012-2016)

M.Eng. (Oil and Gas Engineering), Memorial University of Newfoundland (2010-2012)

B.Sc. (Mechanical Engineering), Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (2004-20098)