Here is my quick introduction. I don't go for bubbly pronouncements, that's not my style, so I'll just give you the "da bizness" or my "plain vanilla" version.
Born in Northwest England, WriterFX is a self-taught writer/author who has visited 24 nations, worked in 9, and lived in 3 (the Caribbean, UAE, and SE Asia).
He is a qualified Engineer (Process Controls and Instrumentation) with an MSc in Artificial Intelligence, won at a "Russell Group" University when aged 40 years. He spent 9 of his "middle years" working in Saudi Arabia's Oil+Gas industry (East and West) and several more working in Abu Dhabi (Offshore), Qatar, Libya, and Iraq (Baghdad).
Just prior to commencing his international travels (his first contract with Aramco) he had worked for British Nuclear Fuels for 3 years at both the Capenhurst Enrichment Facility and BNFL's Risley Engineering Centre.
He has authored a series of technical education manuals for SCECO-East (Saudi Arabia's premier Electricity Utility); a complex procedures manual for ExxonMobil's O+G Marketing Division in Doha, Qatar; and Operator Procedures for Qatar's RasGas Train-6 (in Ras Laffan).
He once had the good fortune to both work in (Gujarat) and travel in (Tamil Nadu) one of the world's most perplexing nations: India. He has also achieved the same in Jamaica.
Whether by choice, or by accident, or due to particular extenuating circumstances, WriterFX has ended up a confirmed Bachelor with a list of past (exotic) girlfriends too long to remember. Such as this beauty from Luzon:
Now based in Indochina, WriterFX prefers to focus on Nuclear issues (Power and Weaponry), all issues surrounding Globalization + Outsourcing, Cryptocurrencies, and the critical analysis of high-stakes financier-driven, Geo-Politics.
Here in Steemit he intends to post both short articles (for record purposes) as well as fully researched (long) articles that, it is hoped, will offer new insights and perspectives to those who drop by and explore his account.
His published work can be found on Amazon (Print & Kindle), Kobo, Barnes & Noble, iTunes, and BooksMango. Access to these titles (for purchase) will be revealed by future and relevant Steemit posts (c/w links).
