Cameron Searle

Senior Geologist @Suncor

Calgary, AB, CA
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WORK HISTORY

Sep 2025 — Present

Senior Geologist @Suncor

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Calgary, AB, CA

Developing and exploring oil assets in the Sirte basin, Libya

EDUCATION

1999 — 2002

University of Alberta

Bachelor of Science with Honors, Geology

1997 — 1999

Mount Royal University

Geology/Earth Science, General

ABOUT CAMERON SEARLE

A breadth of experience split evenly between the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin (WCSB) and international opportunities. Having drilled wells in several basins around the world, I have the knowledge and experience with every aspect of planning and execution. With over seven years dedicated to shaping the oil landscape at Gran Tierra Energy, my core competencies in exploring and developing oil assets have been honed to align with the strategic vision of the energy sector. At the heart of my work lies a commitment to building comprehensive static models for simulation and enhanced oil recovery (EOR), ensuring that every project contributes to our collective success. My expertise in geology, fostered through my honors studies, propels me to drive innovation and sustainability in our field operations.My recent focus has been on the Southern Putumayo Basin in Colombia and the Oriente Basin in Ecuador, where my team and I have been instrumental in the exploration and development of oil assets. Contributing to the creation of bid-ready packages and detailed developmental plans, I\'ve leveraged my skills in field development planning and computer literacy to enhance our operational efficiency. The integration of waterflood techniques into our strategy exemplifies our dedication to advancing recovery methods and maximizing resource value.

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