// HELLO, I'M
Mega-project Engineer at Saudi Aramco
Engineering the Jafurah unconventional gas revolution. UCL-trained mechanical engineer, PMP-certified project leader, and energy transition advocate writing at the intersection of policy, technology, and global energy systems.
// About Me
I'm a Mechanical Engineer working on Saudi Aramco's Jafurah Mega-project — the largest liquid-rich shale gas play in the Middle East. I manage $0.5B+ in purchase orders and lead 30+ engineers across 5 multi-disciplinary teams delivering one of the Kingdom's most strategically important energy programs.
I hold a First-Class Honours BEng in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in IoT from University College London, where I graduated in the top 5% on the Dean's List. My passion lies in bridging engineering execution with energy policy — I write about these intersections through my newsletter, Enoryx.
Beyond Aramco, I represent Saudi Arabia as a Future Energy Leader at the World Energy Council, an IRENA Youth Delegate, and a contributor to international energy forums from Davos to the UN General Assembly week.
// Experience
Saudi Aramco · Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
McKinsey & Company
Eco-V Energy · South Africa
// Education
University College London (UCL)
2017 – 2021
First-Class Honours. Dean's List (Top 5%). Studied at one of the world's leading engineering faculties, combining classical mechanical engineering fundamentals with Internet of Things specialisation.
Saudi Aramco
2016 – 2017
Intensive pre-university programme run by Saudi Aramco to prepare top scholarship recipients for undergraduate studies at leading international institutions.
// Credentials
// Blog
Enoryx is my energy newsletter exploring the transition in Saudi Arabia, regionally, and worldwide. Subscribe on Substack →
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Read on Substack →Hydrogen commands a great deal of policy attention, and with no doubt, will play a fundamental role in the global energy transition. So what is hydrogen?
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Read on Substack →The aim of the Energy Oryx (Enoryx) Saudi newsletter is to share weekly emails of up-to-date information about the energy industry & the transition in Saudi Arabia, regionally, and worldwide!
Read on Substack →// Projects
A selection of engineering, data, and thought-leadership projects.
Lead engineer coordinating multi-billion dollar gas processing infrastructure for the Middle East's largest unconventional gas play, working across piping, mechanical, civil-structural, electrical, and instrumentation disciplines.
Exploring machine learning and data analytics applied to energy systems, demand forecasting, and industrial applications.
View on Kaggle →Founded and authored a weekly energy newsletter covering the Saudi, regional, and global energy transition — with 9+ published deep-dives on hydrogen, critical minerals, energy markets, and more.
Read on Substack →// Contact
Whether you'd like to discuss energy transition projects, collaborate on research, or just say hello — I'd love to hear from you.