Leticia Luebbert
About Leticia Luebbert
Leticia Luebbert is a Geoscientist specializing in Unconventionals at ExxonMobil, with extensive experience in geophysics and geomodeling.
Company
Leticia Luebbert is currently employed as a Geoscientist - Unconventionals at ExxonMobil. She has been serving in this capacity since 2020 and is based in the Houston, Texas Area. Previously, she held positions at ExxonMobil as Geoscientist focusing on the Permian, Delaware Basin in 2019, and as a Geomodeling Intern in 2017.
Work Experience
Leticia Luebbert possesses extensive experience in the geosciences field, having held multiple roles across various prominent companies. Besides her ongoing role at ExxonMobil, she has worked at EOG Resources as a Geophysicist from 2018 to 2019 and as a Geophysicist Intern in 2016. Additionally, she was employed by Chevron as an Earth Science Intern in 2015 and by CGG as a Project Geoscientist from 2013 to 2014. She also gained experience in technical sales and consultancy roles at Paradigm Geophysical.
Educational Background
Leticia Luebbert holds a Master’s Degree in Petroleum Engineering from Stanford University, acquired between 2014 and 2016. Prior to that, she obtained another Master’s Degree in Geoscience and Petroleum Engineering with a focus on Geophysics Reservoir from UNICAMP - Universidade Estadual de Campinas from 2009 to 2011. Her academic foundation is further solidified by a Bachelor’s degree in Physical Sciences from UNICAMP, completed in 2009.
Prior Academic Roles
In addition to her industry experience, Leticia Luebbert has been involved in academic roles. She served as a Research Assistant at Stanford University from 2014 to 2016 and as a Teacher Assistant for a course on Seismic Reservoir Characterization under Professor Tapan Mukerji in 2016.
Technical Internships
Throughout her career, Leticia Luebbert has completed several technical internships. She interned as a Geomodeling Intern at ExxonMobil in 2017, as a Geophysicist Intern at EOG Resources in 2016, and as an Earth Science Intern at Chevron in 2015. These internships provided her with hands-on experience in geosciences and petroleum engineering.