I am currently working as a Combustion Engineer at Brayton Energy in Hampton, NH where I assist in the design, development, and testing of a variety of gas turbine technologies. I graduated with my Masters’ degree in Chemical Engineering from Brown University in 2016.I am a diligent and creative worker who enjoys investigating the nuanced and often unnoticed aspects of engineering systems. I have worked and succeeded in fast-paced environments under strict deadlines. I particularly enjoy collaborating with a team on complex projects to produce innovative solutions. At Brown, I worked with Professor Franklin Goldsmith on electronic structure calculations and advancing theory for 1,3-butadiene decomposition. My Masters’ thesis detailed the combustion of Otto Fuel II, the primary torpedo propellant used by the U.S. Navy. During my graduate studies I worked with the Naval Undersea Warfare Center in Newport, RI. I can be reached through LinkedIn or directly at etierney17@gmail.com. Key Skills:• Extensive experience with laboratory research and analysis• Excellent presentation skills• Organized and efficient team member• Effective communicator, both oral and written• Strong leadership skillsSoftware• Microsoft Office, Mathematica, Gaussview, Molpro, MATLABProgramming Languages• Python