Brad Kaufman
About Brad Kaufman
Brad Kaufman is the Vice President of Sales-Oil and Gas, with a strong background in mechanical engineering and hydraulic fracturing, specializing in electric fracturing fleet innovations.
Title and Current Role
Brad Kaufman is the Vice President of Sales-Oil and Gas. In this role, he is responsible for leading sales initiatives within the oil and gas sector, focusing on expanding market share and driving revenue growth. His expertise in engineering and business development positions him as a key player in the organization's strategic planning and execution.
Educational Background
Brad Kaufman holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Louisiana Tech University. His education has provided him with a solid foundation in mechanical systems and processes, which he has applied throughout his career in the oil and gas industry.
Engineering Background and Expertise
Brad Kaufman has an extensive engineering background, particularly in hydraulic fracturing. He has substantial experience with electrically powered frac fleets, positioning him as an innovator in this field. His work has involved the engineering, development, and implementation of advanced fracturing technologies.
Professional Experience
Brad Kaufman has held management roles in Engineering, Business Development, and Operations at several notable companies, including US Well Services, Weatherford, C&J Energy Services, Nabors Completion & Production Services, and Superior Well Services. His diverse experience across these roles has honed his skills in leadership, technical development, and strategic business growth.
Achievements in Electric Fracturing
As part of his career achievements, Brad Kaufman was involved in bringing to market the latest generations of electric fracturing fleets. Additionally, he played a key role in the development and utilization of the first mobile microgrid for electric fracturing. These innovations have significantly advanced the efficiency and sustainability of hydraulic fracturing operations.