Mervin Azeta, Nigerian Energy Professional, Achieves First-Class Honors in Chemical Engineering from UK University
Mervin, currently serving as the Product & Service Delivery Manager for two business lines at Schlumberger, the world's largest oilfield services company, brings a decade of industry experience to her role. Her academic journey reflects a passion for addressing energy challenges, a commitment sparked by a personal tragedy at the age of eight when her aunt lost her life due to a power outage during childbirth
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In a testament to academic excellence and commitment to societal change, Mervin Azeta, an accomplished Nigerian energy professional, has graduated with first-class honors in Chemical Engineering from the University of Benin, Nigeria, and distinction in Sustainable Energy Futures from Imperial College London, UK.
Mervin, currently serving as the Product & Service Delivery Manager for two business lines at Schlumberger, the world's largest oilfield services company, brings a decade of industry experience to her role. Her academic journey reflects a passion for addressing energy challenges, a commitment sparked by a personal tragedy at the age of eight when her aunt lost her life due to a power outage during childbirth.
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The distinguished engineer has contributed significantly to the oil and gas industry, having worked on over 35 wells across Africa and North America. Mervin specializes in designing and implementing cutting-edge completion solutions and technologies to optimize oil and gas production.
Beyond her technical prowess, Mervin stands as a vocal advocate for gender equality and diversity in STEM fields, particularly engineering. She actively mentors young girls and women, encouraging them to pursue STEM careers. As the founder of STEM Belle, a non-profit organization, she champions STEM education and mentorship for girls in underserved communities.
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Recognizing her outstanding contributions, Mervin Azeta has garnered prestigious accolades, including being named one of the "40 Under Forty: Emerging Energy Leaders" by Hart Energy and receiving the Emerging Alumni Leader Award 2022 from Imperial College London.
Mervin's story is an inspiration to aspiring engineers, especially women and girls, emphasizing that engineering is not only a fulfilling career but also a powerful instrument for societal transformation. Her journey exemplifies the potential of individuals to effect positive change through dedication, resilience, and a commitment to making a lasting impact.
