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EAS Graduate Alumni Engagement Seminar Series - Dr. Tatiana Gilstrap
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Explore an unconventional career path that bridges the gap between academia and corporate innovation. This presentation charts a journey that began in the hallowed halls of academia, where I served as a tenured professor of physics and environmental science, and transitioned into a series of leadership positions at Halliburton Technology. We will delve into how fundamental scientific expertise and transferable skills were leveraged to foster a successful career in the oil and gas industry. Discover the daily realities of overseeing the process of developing an automation portfolio from ideation to commercialization. We will explore the critical mix of strategic oversight, risk management, technical expertise, and cross-functional leadership required to drive for results.
Learn practical strategies for managing and directing high-impact, distributed, and multicultural teams across both software and hardware domains. We will discuss the methodologies used to harmonize R&D projects, scientific computing, and signal processing efforts into cohesive, market-ready solutions. Gain actionable insights and useful tips for aspiring technology leaders. Drawing from experience in mentoring project managers and coaching scientists and engineers, this session will provide guidance on enhancing leadership skills, optimizing development processes, and identifying areas of strategic interest that drive long-range career success in the energy technology industry.
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- Created: 01/15/2026
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