Geological Engineer
B.S. Geological Engineering, Montana Tech
M.Eng. Energy and Petroleum Engineering Candidate, University of Wyoming
Constance Fenske is a Geological Engineer with a diverse background in uranium exploration, oil and gas operations, geophysical logging, subsurface evaluation, wellbore positioning, and drilling operations. Her multidisciplinary experience provides her with a practical understanding of the integration of geology, engineering, geophysics, and field operations.
Constance has worked extensively in wellsite geology and drilling operations throughout North America, contributing to the evaluation of more than 500 wells. Her experience includes lithologic and stratigraphic interpretation, cuttings and gas analysis, formation evaluation, MWD directional survey management, geophysical logging, and the integration of geological, geophysical, drilling, and analytical data. She has also supported uranium exploration and development through downhole geophysical logging, data QA/QC, mineralization identification, and subsurface characterization.
As part of the BRS team, Constance is currently supporting the AML 17.6D-3N project. Her combination of field experience in the uranium and oil and gas industries, along with her geological engineering background, enables her to contribute to subsurface investigations, drilling programs, technical analysis, and mine reclamation projects.
Constance holds a Bachelor of Science in Geological Engineering from Montana Tech and is currently pursuing a Master of Engineering in Energy and Petroleum Engineering at the University of Wyoming, with an emphasis on advanced drilling engineering. She is committed to continued professional development and expanding her engineering and technical capabilities throughout her career.