Feature article
On visibility, talent retention, and communication in the energy workforce. Written for the HGS Bulletin on the gap between technical capability and organizational understanding.
Read at HGSWork in public, not for visibility. For trust.
A record of writing, interviews, teaching, and community work in energy, geoscience, and subsurface communication.
Interview
A profile on moving between geology, teaching, technical communication, and advisory work in the energy sector.
Read the interviewTwo publications
Research in sedimentology, basin analysis, and seismic interpretation from work in Brazil and the Santos Basin.
View publicationsTechnical ideas in public.
Short reflections on subsurface work, energy, talent, communication, and why technical value often gets lost before it reaches decision-makers.
When the interpretation is solid but the message is not
How technical teams lose value at the handoff — and what changes when the message is built for the receiver, not the author.
The gap between seismic and strategy
On translating subsurface risk into language that asset teams, management, and investors can act on.
Talent, visibility, and what the industry actually needs
Why technical retention is a communication problem as much as a compensation problem.
A newsletter for technical people whose work deserves to be understood.
Notes, examples, and practical ways to explain complex work so it can travel beyond the team that produced it.
Energy communication
How to explain technical decisions without losing the logic that supports them.
Geoscience storytelling
Turning subsurface data into narratives that land with non-technical audiences.
LinkedIn for technical leaders
What to share, how often, and why consistency matters more than polish.
She Is Foundation, UN CSW70 & Mastercard
Invited speaker and delegate at the UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW70) in New York with the She Is Foundation delegation, and participant in Mastercard sessions on women in energy, science, and leadership.
Ongoing tutoring and workshop work through the She Is Foundation, supporting students and early-career professionals in science and energy with practical guidance on technical communication, career positioning, and writing.
Previous collaborations include UERJ–Petrobras research in the Santos Basin, and advisory sessions for energy technology teams preparing product launches, investor materials, and conference narratives.
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