-Prepare and deliver technical presentations explaining products or services to customers and prospective customers -Confer with customers and engineers to assess equipment needs and to determine system requirements -Collaborate with sales teams to understand customer requirements and provide sales support -Secure and renew orders and arrange delivery -Plan and modify products to meet customer needs -Help clients solve problems with installed equipment -Recommend improved materials or machinery to customers, showing how changes will lower costs or increase production

Junior Field Engineer (August 2011 -September 2012) Field Engineer (October 2012 - October 2013) Senior Field Engineer (November 2013 - November 2015) General Field Engineer (December 2015 - September 2016) Responsibilities: - Cooperate with customer to solve problems and achieve their targets - Lead and manage crew and equipment - Maintain good relationship with customer - Coordinate operations as Wellsite Supervisor on the oilfield - Member of Baker Hughes new service implementation team in Kazakhstan Projects: - Standardization and implementation the customer requirements in HSE, QC and data deliverables for customers in Kazakhstan - Create project for increase market share in perforation service. Calculate financial impact and technical solution. Benefits according P&L, Balance Sheet and EVA Qualifications: Baker Hughes Qualifications • Engineering Development Program School#1 (Leadership course) - November 2011 • Basic Operations Safety School - January 2012 • ECLIPS S Ballistic Training - February 2012 • ECLIPS Logging School 1,2 - May 2012 • Engineering Development Program School#2 (Management and Sales course) - May 2013 • Deployment Risk Management Product Knowledge Training (Cerberus) - August 2013 • Engineering Development Program School#3 (Executive management course) - December 2013 Kazakhstan Certifications: • Radiation protection • Permit for explosive utilization

Electrical and Mechanical, POWER ENGINEERING, POWER MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING