Tehmoore S. Khan
Al Khobar
From manufacturing to AI, I turn experience and curiosity into practical ideas.
From idea to production
How I approach the work
Whether it’s a manufacturing process or a piece of software, I like getting into how things work—and where they could work better. Building something is part of it. So is listening to the people who use it, testing your assumptions and being willing to change your mind.
Before getting attached to a solution, I want to understand what is actually getting in the way. That means looking at the process, asking questions and talking to people who see the problem from a different angle. Often, that changes what I thought we needed to build.
Explore the manufacturing storyIndustry. AI. Product development.
Well engineering software
ATLAS brings my well-completion experience into software development. I’m building a connected environment for well planning, torque and drag analysis, and centralizer selection, with design inputs, equipment choices and engineering review kept in the same project context.
Manufacturing execution · INVAR
MES App, also known as INVAR, applies my manufacturing experience to production coordination and quality management. The project connects operational workflows, inspection evidence and measurement records, helping teams follow the work from the shop floor through review.
Industrial asset inspection
AERIS brings together my interests in drone technology, industrial operations and AI-assisted inspection. The project focuses on connecting asset records, inspection imagery, defect review and follow-up work in a structured inspection workflow.
These are a few of the projects I’m working on and learning from. If you’d like to hear about the other exciting projects I’ve worked on—from manufacturing and product development to new ideas I’m exploring—get in touch. I’d be happy to share more.
Ask me about the other projectsIndustrial experience
My experience spans cementing and completion equipment—including liner hangers, packers and frac sleeves—and internal and external coatings for pipelines and casing. I’ve worked across manufacturing operations, product development, precision machining, assembly, testing and process improvement, including GRE lining and PLC-controlled coating lines.
Integrating robotics into CNC operations, with the team focused on repeatability, consistency and process stability.
Industry knowledge exchange
Technology Day brought engineers, customers and specialists together around casing and cementing solutions. I spoke about manufacturing.
Explore the manufacturing story02 / Beyond the work
I like people who question things and bring their own ideas.
Then there’s being outdoors, exploring somewhere new, and getting away from the usual routine.
I read all kinds of books. Sci-fi and adventure are favourites, but I’m open to any story that draws me in.
03 / Still curious
ATLAS and Aeris are part of an ongoing learning process for me. Robotics is another subject I’m starting to explore. I’m also exploring augmented reality for learning and operations—how it could help people understand equipment, learn a process and bring useful guidance into the work in front of them. It’s another area where I’m learning by asking questions and trying things out.
Developing ideas for hands-on training and process guidance, with useful information brought into the work in front of people.
Exploring how AI can support health, safety and environmental workflows, helping teams organise observations, review risks and follow up on actions.
Exploring AI-assisted planning around capacity, priorities and changing shop-floor conditions, with planners keeping oversight.
A conversation starts here
Have a project or an idea you want to explore? Something you’d like a second opinion on? Or a story of your own to share?
You’re welcome to reach out. I’m happy to exchange ideas, learn from someone else’s experience, or simply have a good conversation.