Sean L. Simpson
About Sean L. Simpson
Sean L. Simpson is a Gas Supply Analyst at Spire, where he optimizes transportation and storage assets for the trading team. He holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering with a Minor in Mathematics from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville and previously interned as a Field Engineer at RB Construction LLC.
Work at Spire
Sean L. Simpson has been employed at Spire as a Gas Supply Analyst since 2016. In this role, he supports the trading team by optimizing the use of transportation and storage assets. His responsibilities include tracking the movement of all physical gas transactions and maintaining an internal spreadsheet for contractual movements, storage changes, and imbalances. He also proactively manages shipper, location, and OBA imbalances in cooperation with Gas Control. Additionally, he negotiates with both internal and external customers to resolve nomination, scheduling, and imbalance issues.
Education and Expertise
Sean L. Simpson studied at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Mathematics. His academic journey spanned from 2010 to 2016, culminating in a solid foundation in engineering principles and mathematical applications. This educational background supports his analytical skills in his current role as a Gas Supply Analyst.
Background
Before joining Spire, Sean L. Simpson worked as a Field Engineer Intern at RB Construction LLC from 2013 to 2016 in Fairview Heights, Illinois. This three-year internship provided him with practical experience in the engineering field, contributing to his professional development and understanding of project management and field operations.
Achievements
In his capacity as a Gas Supply Analyst, Sean L. Simpson has developed expertise in optimizing gas supply processes and managing imbalances. His role involves significant interaction with both internal teams and external customers, highlighting his negotiation skills and ability to resolve complex issues related to gas transactions and scheduling. His contributions have been integral to the efficiency of gas supply operations at Spire.