Paul Kelly
About Paul Kelly
Paul Kelly is a Process Automation Engineer at ExxonMobil with a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering from Princeton University. He has led various projects, including the development of the Sofia Virtual Assistant and Multivariable Predictive Control applications for different units.
Company
Paul Kelly is currently employed by ExxonMobil as a Process Automation Engineer. He has been with the company for an extended period, contributing to various high-profile projects and internal initiatives. His expertise and dedication are evident in the breadth of responsibilities and complex projects he has managed.
Education and Expertise
Paul Kelly holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from Princeton University. He studied there from 2001 to 2005. His academic background laid a strong foundation for his career in process automation and control, equipping him with the necessary skills to excel in his field.
Open Process Automation Forum Contributions
As a member of the Open Process Automation Forum, Paul Kelly has contributed to the development of IEC-61499 applications. This involvement showcases his commitment to advancing industry standards and promoting interoperability in process automation systems.
Autonomous Plant Operations R&D
Paul Kelly led the development of the Sofia Virtual Assistant as part of ExxonMobil's Autonomous Plant Operations R&D initiative. This project underscores his innovative approach and ability to lead cutting-edge technology development efforts within the company.
Grassroots Antwerp Delayed Coker Project
In Antwerp, Belgium, Paul Kelly worked on the grassroots Antwerp Delayed Coker Project. He integrated Honeywell Experion DCS with HIMA PLCs via modbus, developed and implemented Multivariable Predictive Control applications for Delayed Coker and High Pressure Hydrotreater units, demonstrating his technical proficiency and hands-on expertise.
Operator Training Simulators Development
Paul Kelly managed the development of Operator Training Simulators using Invensys SimSci software while based in Fairfax, Virginia. His role included enhancing training tools and methodologies to improve operator performance and system understanding.
Subject Matter Expert on Honeywell Experion DCS
Paul Kelly has served as a Subject Matter Expert on Honeywell Experion DCS, particularly in developing Multivariable Predictive Control applications for Flexicoker units. His expertise in this area has been crucial for optimizing control strategies and improving system performance.