Areas Of Expertise:

• Project Management
• Petroleum Engineering
• Business Management

Education:

• Bachelor of Engineering (Petroleum and Natural Gas) – Private University of Santa Cruz de la Sierra
• Master of Project Management – University of Barcelona
• Master of Management – University of Melbourne

About Pablo Andres Cordova Baya

Pablo has a Master’s in Management from The University of Melbourne, a Master’s in Project Management from The University of Barcelona, and a Bachelor’s degree majoring in Petroleum Engineering from the Private University of Santa Cruz de la Sierra. He is seeking to combine his knowledge and apply it in delivering successful projects.

What Pablo brings

• Ability to adapt to different roles and scenarios.
• Experience working with Microsoft Office.
• Skills in Data Analytics.
• Experience collaborating with international teams across different countries.
• Eagerness to learn and try new things.

Key Clients:

Key Achievements:

As an Energy Analyst at Gas Energy Latin America, Pablo built a natural gas supply and demand model for the Brazilian and Bolivian markets and detected opportunities for exporting the Bolivian natural gas to some regions of Brazil.

As a student at The Private University of Santa Cruz de la Sierra and intern at Repsol E&P, he made an integrated numerical model of one of the most important gas fields in Bolivia and he presented his project in the paper contest of the Future Petroleum Engineers forum at Beijing and won the third place.

As a student at The Private University of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, he won the third place in the Science and technology fair with the project: “Use of sugarcane as a component of concrete”. In this project, he and his team used sugarcane to make concrete blocks and demonstrated that it was as strong as traditional concrete.

As a student at The Private University of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, he graduated with honours with his final project, where he developed an integrated production model for a gas field and made estimations of its future production. Moreover, he proposed drilling a new gas well in the field and concluded that according to the model, it would be profitable.