mark@ProfReynolds.com

Mark (Prof) Reynolds

Knowledge Engineering / Knowledge Architect

Operations Based Information Knowledge Systems

Real-time Operations Intelligence

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Available for Speaking Engagements and Technical Study Groups

Employers

Lonestar College
Professor,
Computer Science
Southwestern Energy
Exploration & Production Integrated Solutions Architect)

Social Media

Speaking Engagements

Montgomery College High Tech Conference
Digital Energy Study Groups
Rice University

Mark Reynolds has 30+ years of experience in operations-centric software, real-time data and knowledge solutions, data, knowledge and critical path innovation. He is a contributing author for energy industry and computer science magazines and teaches at Lonestar College. Systems such as: proactive pump-jack pumping systems to high speed digital signal processing systems to multi-dimensional oilfield data processing. Teams have included small and agile systems groups, interdisciplinary mission avionics groups, and industry leading proactive predictive analytics, case based reasoning, and data mining.

Knowledge Engineering

Knowledge Architect

Operations Systems

Skillsets that come with in-the-field experience dealing directly with the user and in-tune with the get-er-done mindset. Skillsets that require a zen-like understanding of the data and the real-world significance of real-time data.

Knowledge Engineering is neither data acquisition, nor data presentation; knowledge engineering is moving data into a cognitive understanding leading to systemic organizational wisdom.

Mark is currently at Southwestern Energy where he works in the Business Application Services group and specializes in Upstream Exploration and Production. In this position, he pulls his experiences in data processing, data analysis, and data presentation to improve Southwestern Energy’s work in the natural gas production and mid-stream market.

Mark began developing military avionics systems for General Dynamics and Sikorsky Aircraft. Since 1990, he has been developing Systems and Applications for the Energy Industry including integrated information systems, systems analytics, real-time processing, and operations management.

Recently, Mark has been working toward improved data collection, retention, and utilization in the real-time drilling environment.

Mark's portfolio achievements includes:

Agricultural Systems and Applications
Oilfield Systems and Applications
Industrial Systems and Applications
Commercial Operations Systems and Applications
Governmental Operations Systems and Applications
Flight and Avionics Systems
Educational Solutions