Mohamed Ajmel Hafiz J.

Ir Mohamed Ajmel Jamaludin has about 26 years of oil and gas industry experience (19 years in subsea engineering) throughout the project lifecycle, on assignments throughout Malaysia, North West Africa, and China. Capabilities include various aspects of development, projects and operations, with emphasis on onshore & shallow water oil and gas, marginal field, deepwater and subsea development. He has been involved in various stages of design such as Cost Engineering, Front-End Loading, Conceptual AND Concept Select, FEED, Detailed Design, Due Diligence, Risk Assessment and Independent Design Assessment covering both green field development and brown field re-development especially for marginal fields, shallow water and deepwater plays. Ajmel has worked for field operators (Petronas, Husky Oil), equipment supplier (AtlasHall/ OneSubsea) as well as design consultants (Intecsea, Petrofac RNZ, Worley), holding various positions such as mechanical engineer, front-end engineer, lead subsea system engineer, project/engineering manager and technical director. He has authored and lead the development of many field development plans, concept selection reports, design basis, field layouts, cost estimations etc. These exposures provide him valuable insights on how different stakeholders and service providers typically position themselves in securing and executing projects. Among major projects which he was involved include Egypt West Delta Deep Marine (WDDM) (as Petronas Secondee to British Gas 2004-2005), Gumusut-Kakap (as Petronas Carigali secondee to Shell 2005-2006), Kanowit Gas Development (Petronas 2008), Chinguetti Phase 2 (Petronas 2008-2009), Liwan Gas Development (Husky Oil, 2009-2012), Greater Sunrise Development (Timur Leste Government, 2014), North Malay Basin Pipeline and SSIV Design (Hess, 2014),Kamunsu East Subsea Concept Select (KPOC, 2015-2016), Brunei CA2 (Kelidang) Deepwater Concept Screening (Petronas, 2017), Limbayong