Francis Tran
About Francis Tran
Francis Tran is a Telecommunications Technician at TELUS in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, with a background in petroleum engineering and IT-telecommunications.
Current Position at TELUS
Francis Tran currently serves as a Telecommunications Technician at TELUS in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. In this role, he is responsible for maintaining and troubleshooting telecommunications systems, ensuring reliable service for clients and users.
Previous Roles
Before joining TELUS, Francis Tran held multiple technical roles across different industries. He completed a 2-month Data Science Internship at IJACK Technologies Inc. in 2020. Prior to that, he worked as a Software Developer at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) from 2019 to 2020. Francis also served as an IT & Petroleum Engineer at TLJOC - Repsol for 11 years, from 2008 to 2019.
Educational Background
Francis Tran has a solid educational background in both engineering and telecommunications. He earned his Master's degree in Petroleum Engineering from the Asian Institute of Technology. He also holds a Bachelor of Science in Telecommunications Engineering from the University of Transport and Communications.
Specialized Skills
With over a decade of experience, Francis Tran excels in optimizing oil and gas systems, ranging from individual wells to comprehensive production networks. He specializes in digital transformation within the oil and gas industry, focusing on creating data-driven solutions aimed at enhancing productivity and reducing costs. His dual expertise in reservoir/production engineering and IT-telecommunications distinguishes him as a versatile professional in the sector.
Notable Projects and Innovations
Francis Tran has contributed to the field through significant projects. He developed the 'Francis' allocation model, which features a novel algorithm for back allocation in commingled oil production. Additionally, he designed and implemented OilTracker, an intelligent digital oil platform that integrates various aspects of oil production into a cohesive, efficient system.