Amy Osborn
About Amy Osborn
Amy Osborn is the Frontier Exploration & Appraisal G&G Operations Team Lead at Chevron, specializing in pore pressure modeling and subsurface drilling hazards for deepwater Gulf of Mexico wells.
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Amy Osborn currently holds multiple leadership roles at Chevron. She serves as the Frontier Exploration & Appraisal G&G (Geological & Geophysical) Operations Team Lead, the GOM (Gulf of Mexico) G&G Operations Team Lead, and a Staff Earth Scientist. Her roles at Chevron place her at the forefront of geological and geophysical operations, particularly in frontier exploration and appraisal.
Education and Expertise
Amy Osborn studied at Millsaps College, where she earned a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Geology/Earth Science from 1995 to 1999. She continued her academic pursuits at the Colorado School of Mines, receiving a Master of Science (MSc) in Geology/Earth Science from 1999 to 2001. Amy has developed expertise in pore pressure modeling and identifying subsurface drilling hazards, with a focus on deepwater Gulf of Mexico wells.
Current Roles at Chevron
Amy Osborn holds several key positions at Chevron, based in Houston, Texas. Since October 2020, she has been leading the Frontier Exploration & Appraisal G&G Operations Team. Additionally, she serves as the GOM G&G Operations Team Lead and a Staff Earth Scientist. Her responsibilities include overseeing geological and geophysical operations, and she is deeply involved in activities related to the deepwater Gulf of Mexico.
Expertise in Pore Pressure Modeling
Amy Osborn has specialized knowledge in pore pressure modeling and identifying subsurface drilling hazards. Her expertise is particularly crucial for deepwater Gulf of Mexico wells, where accurate modeling can mitigate risks associated with drilling. This highly specialized skill set is integral to her role at Chevron, where she leads teams focused on geological and geophysical operations.
Background in Geology and Earth Science
Amy Osborn's background is rooted in extensive academic training in Geology and Earth Science. She completed her undergraduate studies at Millsaps College, earning her BSc in 1999. She then pursued a Master's degree at the Colorado School of Mines, earning her MSc in 2001. Her strong educational foundation underpins her expertise and leadership in geological and geophysical operations at Chevron.