A result-driven Mechanical Engineer with experience across oil & gas, power plant, construction, fabrication, and manufacturing environments. Skilled in engineering design, quantity take-offs, cost estimation, project coordination, and technical documentation, with a strong focus on accuracy, efficiency, and delivering practical engineering solutions aligned with US standards and codes.
I am a Licensed Mechanical Engineer with a strong background in engineering, manufacturing, construction, fabrication and oil & gas. Throughout my career, I have developed a versatile technical skill set spanning design, structural, piping and pipe support, quantity surveying, cost estimation, tendering, procurement, project management, fabrication and manufacturing engineering.
My experience includes working with international projects and US-based manufacturing requirements, where precision, technical compliance, and attention to detail are essential. I am proficient in interpreting engineering and client drawings, preparing quantity take-offs, developing BOMs and BOQs reviewing work package, and producing detailed technical and fabrication documentation.
I approach every project with a combination of technical expertise, analytical thinking, and practical problem solving. My goal is to consistently deliver accurate, efficient, and commercially sound engineering solutions while contributing measurable value to the projects and organizational I work with.
October 2024 - September 2026
Cybalink Solutions
Review engineering drawings and specifications to verify dimensions, materials,
constructability, and project requirements, while developing accurate material
quantities, takeoffs, and cost estimates.
Apply engineering principles to support piping and structural design, material
selection, sizing, and technical solutions.
Prepare work packages and client transmittals for piping, pipe supports, structural
components, and attachments.
Prepare RFIs and coordinate with project teams to obtain necessary clarifications
before developing fabrication drawings.
Procure required materials and monitor inventory levels for pipe attachments,
supports, penetrations, and miscellaneous items.
Create assets and identify Construction Work Areas (CWAs) and field-break asset
assignments, including build types and paint systems.
Project Support – tasks to support team and company objectives
July 2019 - April 2022
Al Rushaid Construction Co. Ltd.
Review engineering, construction, and fabrication drawings and specifications
to develop accurate quantity takeoffs, BOQs/BOMs, and construction cost
estimates, while verifying dimensions, materials, and constructability.
Apply mechanical engineering principles to support piping and structural
design, equipment sizing, material selection, and technical solutions.
Prepare fabrication drawings, work packages, cutting lists, test packages, and
supporting documentation for fabrication and site execution.
Coordinate with clients, engineers, contractors, fabrication teams, and project
stakeholders to support project execution and resolve technical requirements.
Analyze material requirements, quantities, and costs to support procurement,
budgeting, material planning, and cost control.
Prepare Requests for Information (RFIs) and coordinate technical queries to
resolve unclear, incomplete, or conflicting project information.
Identify and resolve discrepancies between drawings, specifications, and
actual site conditions, coordinating appropriate technical solutions.
January 2018 - July 2019
Tiger Machinery and Industrial Corporation
Prepare, schedule, coordinate, and monitor assigned engineering projects.
Monitor compliance with applicable codes, standards, QA/QC policies,
performance requirements, and specifications.
Coordinate with clients to understand project requirements and provide
appropriate field support.
Supervise manufacturing and production activities to ensure safe, efficient, and
quality work.
Provide technical support during installation, fabrication, inspection, and testing
activities.
Perform material takeoffs and cost analysis to support procurement, budgeting,
and project planning.
Prepare RFIs and coordinate technical queries to resolve unclear, incomplete, or
conflicting project information.
Coordinate client documentation, approvals, permits, and supporting records
prior to work execution.
2011 - 2017
Bicol University

The Willow Central Facilities Project is a large-scale greenfield oil and gas development located on Alaska’s North Slope. The project involves the construction of a central processing facility designed to receive, process, and transport oil and gas production from multiple drill sites.
The project scope includes modular process facilities, structural steel, mechanical equipment, process and utility piping, pipe supports, electrical and instrumentation systems, utilities, foundations, roads, pipelines, and other supporting infrastructure. A significant portion of the facility is constructed using modular fabrication, with large modules fabricated off-site, transported to Alaska, and installed at the project site.
The project requires close coordination between engineering, fabrication, procurement, construction, and commissioning teams to ensure compliance with design specifications, drawings, quality requirements, safety standards, and project schedules.

The APOC PDH / UTOS Project is a large-scale petrochemical and industrial construction project located in Jubail Industrial City II, Saudi Arabia. It is part of the development of Advanced Polyolefins Industry Company's integrated petrochemical complex.
PDH (Propane Dehydrogenation) is the main process facility, which converts propane into propylene. The PDH plant has a nameplate capacity of approximately 843,000 tons of propylene per year using CATOFIN technology. UTOS (Utilities and Offsites) provides the supporting utility and infrastructure systems required for plant operation, including water, air, steam, and water-treatment facilities.

Hawiyah Unayzah Gas Reservoir Storage (HUGRS) Project – A major Saudi Aramco natural gas storage project located in Hawiyah, Saudi Arabia. The project is designed to store surplus sales gas underground during periods of low demand and recover it during periods of high demand to support the Saudi Arabian Master Gas System. The project includes gas injection and withdrawal facilities, compressor stations, wells, pipelines, process facilities, mechanical and piping systems, electrical and instrumentation works, and associated civil and structural infrastructure.

The Fire Protection for Sulfur & Storage Facilities Project involves the design and implementation of fire protection systems for facilities handling, processing, and storing sulfur and related materials. The project focuses on reducing fire and safety risks associated with sulfur storage, conveyors, transfer areas, loading facilities, and storage structures.
The scope typically includes firewater systems, fire hydrants, monitors, sprinklers/deluge systems, fire detection and alarm systems, fire pumps, piping networks, and emergency response equipment. The project also includes coordination with civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, and process disciplines to ensure that the fire protection systems comply with applicable NFPA standards and project safety requirements.

This Project involves modifications and upgrades to the existing onshore oil and gas processing facilities to increase production capacity and improve overall plant efficiency. The project focuses on identifying and removing capacity constraints within existing processing systems while maintaining safe and reliable operations.
The scope includes modifications to process facilities, piping systems, equipment, utilities, instrumentation, electrical systems, and associated infrastructure. The project also involves tie-ins and upgrades to existing facilities, installation of additional equipment where required, and improvements to process flow and operational reliability.
The overall objective is to increase the plant's handling capacity, optimize existing facilities, reduce operational bottlenecks, and support the continued production requirements of the Safaniyah field while complying with applicable safety, engineering, and environmental standards.

The project involved the installation of a new diptube and reboring of the kiln tangential plate to restore the required dimensions, alignment, and mechanical integrity of the kiln assembly. The scope included machining and reboring works, equipment and component fitting, alignment, welding, inspection, and final installation to support the reliable and efficient operation of the cement kiln.

The project involved the thermal spray and ceramic coating of boiler tubes for Units 1–4 at the SMC Limay Power Plant. The work focused on protecting boiler tube surfaces from high-temperature exposure, erosion, corrosion, and wear caused by ash and combustion products. The scope included surface preparation, thermal spray and ceramic coating application, inspection, and quality control to improve tube durability and extend equipment service life.

Rehabilitation of the Vertical Roller Mill grinding rollers, including inspection, dismantling, repair, refurbishment, and wear restoration of the roller surfaces. The work involved addressing worn and damaged areas through machining and/or hardfacing, dimensional inspection, and reassembly of the rollers to restore proper contact with the grinding table. The rehabilitation was performed to improve coal grinding efficiency, roller service life, equipment reliability, and overall mill performance.

Rebuilding of the coal mill table liner involved inspection and restoration of worn grinding surfaces to extend the service life of the mill and maintain efficient coal pulverization. The work included removal of worn material, surface preparation, dimensional inspection, and hardfacing/wear-resistant material buildup on the table liner. The rebuilt liner was finished and checked to ensure proper profile, thickness, and compatibility with the grinding rollers, helping improve mill performance, wear resistance, and operational reliability.