Developing and commercializing Cryogenic Carbon Capture process.

I have done research and development at SES since I started as an intern in April of 2010. I do primary design work solving energy balances and sizing equipment. I have worked with engineers at cement and power plants to coordinate setup and field testing of our functional prototype systems. I have spent thousands of hours directly testing these systems and helping improve and develop them. I've worked closely with our electrical and control systems to make sure they work in our conditions and that they meet NEC and UL requirements. I enjoy building web-based tools and small robots. I do JavaScript, CSS, Python, C++, and LabVIEW.

I performed research and calculations for materials in specific endothermic processes and reported findings to a supervising professor. During the summer I worked part-time testing and modifying a new apparatus for better measuring and quantifying these properties.

I was part of a team of student engineers that was tasked with designing an innovative process for manufacturing Boeing 777 curtain headers. We designed, tested, and demonstrated our process and prototype tool to a representative from Boeing.

I collaborated with an interdisciplinary team of student engineers to design tooling for oilfield drilling which opened new markets and reduced manufacturing costs. I created functional prototypes and documented design progress to representatives from Baker Hughes Inc. and to capstone project coaches.

I taught Spanish daily to a group of 12 individuals, with a new group every two months. I also provided assistance and interpretation for visiting directors from over 20 different countries each June during training conferences.