Abigail Reed
About Abigail Reed
Abigail Reed is a Principal Process Engineer with extensive experience in the oil and gas sector. She holds an MEng in Chemical Engineering from The University of Manchester and has worked for various companies, including Hatch and Mott MacDonald, focusing on petrochemical and onshore processing facilities.
Work at Hatch
Abigail Reed has been employed at Hatch as a Principal Process Engineer since 2017. In this role, she is involved in various engineering projects, focusing on process design and optimization. Her tenure at Hatch spans over seven years, during which she has contributed to the development of innovative solutions in engineering processes. The company is known for its expertise in engineering, project management, and consulting services across multiple sectors, including oil and gas.
Education and Expertise
Abigail Reed holds two Master of Engineering (MEng) degrees in Chemical Engineering, both obtained from The University of Manchester and the University of Manchester - Institute of Science and Technology. She studied from 1992 to 1996, gaining a solid foundation in chemical engineering principles. Her expertise includes design experience in petrochemical and onshore processing facilities, as well as proficiency in industry-standard process simulation and flow assurance software.
Background
Prior to her current role at Hatch, Abigail Reed worked in various engineering positions. She served as a Development Engineer at Nexen Petroleum for six months in 2008. Additionally, she worked as a Principal Process Engineer at io oil & gas consulting for four months in 2016 and at Mott MacDonald for one year from 2016 to 2017. Her diverse background in the oil and gas sector has equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of both fixed and floating production facilities.
Achievements
Abigail Reed has significant experience in the oil and gas industry, particularly in LNG regasification terminals. She has worked on seven different terminals during various project phases, including feasibility studies, bidding processes, Front End Engineering Design (FEED), and detailed design. Her role as a facilities engineer involved taking projects from concept development through the Corporate 'Gate' system, showcasing her ability to manage complex engineering tasks.