The EAGE YP community is the network of young professionals aged 35 or below who are interested in sharing and discussing advice on career development, work opportunities and the skills for a successful career. This community is also open to all members, regardless of age, who wish to support and engage with the YPs.
"I believe that being active in the YP community is at least as important as doing good technical work. In my opinion, the YP SIC is the best platform for a young geoscientist to exchange knowledge and experience with peers that have just started or are thinking about pursuing a career in this field. I was very enthusiastic to hear EAGE has clear plans to expand the YP platform and I am excited that I can contribute to fulfil these goals."
"I participated in the EAGE YP group, and have been delighted with their work. At the EAGE Annual they organize a panel that allows us as young professionals to listen and talk to distinguished, mid- to late career professionals about our futures. They also regularly publish interviews in their LinkedIn group, which allows me to learn about a variety of different topics—technical and nontechnical alike. […] Speaking to academics and industry professionals has allowed me to receive feedback on my work. Connecting with other students allows me to build relationships which I hope will last a lifetime."
YP Activities
- YP Special Session at the EAGE Annual
- Young Professionals Summit
- Local events and collaborations
- Mentoring Programme
- YP Award
- News, career advice and vacancies
YP Committee
The YP community is coordinated by a Committee that serves for a period of two years. The current Committee is serving the 2020 – 2022 term.
| Name | Company / Institution | Country |
|---|---|---|
| Yuriy Ivanov (Chair) | AkerBP | Norway |
| Brij Bhushan Singh | Institute of Geophysics, PAS Warsaw | Poland |
| Carrie Holloway | SLB | United Kingdom |
| Jonathan Stine | University of Texas at Dallas | USA |
| Sathes Kumar Sandasegaran | Petronas | Malaysia |
| Happiness Imuetinyan | Universite de Pau et des Pays de l’Adour | France |
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