In his role, Jason typically works a standard 40-hour week; however, he is on call 24/7/365, requiring immediate response to any operational issues. His daily tasks are largely computer-based and involve presentations, report writing, cost analysis, research and development, and laboratory analysis. Jason’s work necessitates frequent travel, having taken him to places such as Houston, New Delhi, and Calgary.

Jason holds a Laboratory Technology diploma from College of the North Atlantic, a Bachelor of Technology from Memorial University, and a Master of Petroleum Engineering from the University of New South Wales. His high school coursework in chemistry, physics, and advanced math significantly prepared him for his technical education and career. Jason's natural communication skills, sense of humor, and inquisitive nature have further fueled his success in the industry. Looking ahead, Jason envisions a potential future as an Operations Manager, with aspirations to work internationally in regions such as India, Australia, or the Middle East.

Jason commutes approximately 30 minutes to his workplace. His job involves a combination of office-based work and field analysis, ensuring a varied and stimulating environment. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining a strong safety culture in the oil and gas industry, highlighting that effective training and preparedness are critical in addressing the unique challenges that arise.