Albert Oko
About Albert Oko
Albert Oko is a Senior Geologist at Chevron, specializing in the Saudi Arabia/Partitioned Zone Asset Development, based in Houston, Texas. He has over fourteen years of experience in various geoscience disciplines and holds multiple advanced degrees in geology and business.
Current Role at Chevron
Albert Oko is currently a Senior Geologist, working in the Saudi Arabia/Partitioned Zone Asset Development at Chevron. He is stationed in Houston, Texas, United States. In this role, he provides Development Geology technical support to base business operations, ensuring the efficient appraisal and development of subsurface assets in the region.
Previous Roles at Chevron
Albert Oko has held multiple positions at Chevron, showcasing his versatility and expertise in geology. From 2017 to 2020, he was a Thermal Development Geologist in Reservoir Management & Reserves. Prior to that, he served as a Development Geologist for the Kern River Water Impacted Reserves (WIR) Team from 2016 to 2017. His journey at Chevron began as an Earth Scientist in 2006, and he has since contributed to various projects, including the Permian Basin CO2/Waterflood Asset Development and the South Texas Asset Development Team.
Education and Expertise
Albert Oko holds multiple degrees that underscore his extensive knowledge and expertise in geoscience. He earned a Master of Science (MS) in Petroleum Geology from Kansas State University and another MS in Geoscience from Southeast Missouri State University. Additionally, he holds an MBA in International Business from the University of St. Thomas (TX) and a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) Honors in Geology and Mining from Enugu State University of Science and Technology.
Technical Skills and Experience
Albert Oko has a strong background in both carbonate and clastic reservoir geology. He has developed several workflows in Petrel to automate and standardize repetitive mapping tasks, enhancing operational efficiency. His expertise extends to Formation Evaluation, seismic interpretation, and static modeling, which are crucial for subsurface appraisal and field development. With over fourteen years of experience, he has worked in diverse geological settings, including the Lower Congo Basin of Angola and the Orinoco Heavy Oil Belt in Venezuela.
Internships and Early Career
Albert Oko began his career with internships that provided foundational experience in geology. In 2005, he worked as an Intern Geologist for Murphy Oil, focusing on Black Warrior Basin opportunities in New Orleans, LA. The following year, he interned at Chevron, contributing to the New Mexico Asset Development Team. These internships provided him with valuable hands-on experience and set the stage for his subsequent roles at Chevron.