Co·lin Sturm /ˈkɒˌlɨn 'ʃtʊʁm/ ▶
loves all animals... even the unpopular ones.
2015 - Machu Pichu Peru

About Colin


  • 1978 - 1997

    Initial Years

    Narrowly surviving childhood.

  • 1997 - 2002

    Bachelor of Science at the University of Oklahoma

    Learning all about chemical engineering and biomedical engineering.

  • 2002 - 2007

    Doctorate at the University of Florida

    I didn't get enough engineering so I continued studying chemical engineering, nano-structures, biofilaments, and force generation.

  • 2007

    Process Simulations at WinSim in Houston, TX

    I moved to Houston and worked on process simulations. Fortran programming, engineering analysis, three-phase flow of chemical processes.

  • 2010

    VFR Private Pilot

    A few years of casual study and I finally finished my pilot license.

  • 2010

    Fluid Flow Simulations at P&G in Brussels, Belgium

    Living in an amazing city and working at a great company.

  • 2014

    Production Engineer at Apache Corporation in Houston, TX

    Optimizing oil field drilling, completion, and production data.

  • 2014

    Hitched

    My fortune continues as I marry the most amazing, incredible, funny, smart, perfect complement to me... Morgan!

  • 2015

    Professional Engineer

    Professional engineering exam completed and passed. A few more letters for my name.

  • 2016

    Houston House

    We bought a house!

  • Caden

    2018

    Sturm

    My first born arrived and he is amazing.

  • 2020

    Professional Services, Amazon

    GenAI, machine learning, and optimization in the oil and gas industry.

  • Jordan

    2021

    Sturm

    My second son arrived and he is amazing.

  • 2022

    Denver House

    We moved to Denver.

  • Jordan

    2026

    Breckenridge Cabin

    Our vacation home.

  • To Be
    Continued...

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Since we had nothing to do with our arrival and usually are not consulted about our departure what makes so many of us think we are entitled to so much while we are here.

Malcolm Forbes

2016 - Mount Bierstadt Colorado 14,065 feet (4,287 meters)