Melissa Barata

Application Services Analyst at Wolf Midstream

Melissa Barata has a diverse work experience. Melissa started their career as a Records Information Management/IT Co-op Student at Access Pipeline Inc. in 2014, where they contributed to a large-scale content management project. Melissa helped implement new processes and procedures in Records Management and worked with different business areas to find a new indexing system for physical and electronic records. In 2015, they joined Trimac Transportation as a Programmer Co-op Student and played a vital role in implementing two systems: a Human Resources Information System (HRIS) and a Financial Information System (FIS). Melissa managed user acceptance testing for both projects.

In 2018, Melissa moved to iON United Inc, initially working as an IT Business Analyst. Melissa then transitioned to a Project Manager role in December 2020. Melissa'sresponsibilities in these roles involved analyzing IT systems and processes and managing projects within the organization. Finally, Melissa joined Wolf Midstream in February 2023 as an IT Business Analyst.

Melissa Barata pursued their education from 2012 to 2018 at the Haskayne School of Business, where they earned a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) degree in Business Technology Management. In 2017, Melissa took part in a study abroad program at the University of Wollongong as an exchange student, where they completed their Bachelor's degree.

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Calgary, Canada

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Wolf Midstream

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Wolf Midstream is a Calgary-based energy infrastructure company led by a focused team of industry veterans. The Wolf team has a proven track record of executing on creative midstream solutions that benefit their customers. Wolf is focused on investing in Western Canadian energy infrastructure. The company is backed by the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (“CPPIB”), an investment management organization responsible for investing Canada Pension Plan (“CPP”) funds. Unlike competing midstream companies, Wolf is in a unique position to respond to customers’ long term objectives, including on-going asset development and operational needs. Wolf’s investment horizon looks well beyond quarterly results of public companies and trigger events required by private equity. Wolf is also flexible enough to create customer alignment through unique risk-sharing approaches. Comprehensive regulatory compliance, safety, health, and environmental management is critical to Wolf. Wolf’s core focus on operations translates to providing reliable service to customers.


Headquarters

Calgary, Canada

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51-200

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