12/2003- presentTIAX, LLC, Cambridge, MA, Technologist (2004), Sr. Technologist (2004-2006), Associate Principal (2006-present), Group Leader (February 2008-present)• Group Leader, Clean Energy and Fuels Group o Interact with engineers and senior management to guide company strategy for clean energy and fuels o Coordinate internal R&D program and external proposals in area of clean energy and fuels• Project Lead TIAX 600 Watt Free Piston Stirling Engine development (2005-present)o Lead team of 10 engineers and scientists to develop clean, quiet engine for small-scale electricity generationo Serve as Principle Investigator and Project Manager on several contracts with US Military to develop engine and engine combustion system o Invented and developed several technical component technologies, including multi-fuel combustor. o Have written several successful proposals and white papers to raise funds to develop components and system • Lead fuel cell engineer for TIAX solid oxide fuel cell stack development as part of Dept of Commerce ATP program to develop SOFC interconnect materials (2004-2005)o Designed and oversaw fabrication first working SOFC stack at TIAXo Developed a proprietary fuel cell “user defined function” within FLUENT to couple the fluid flow, thermal effects and electrochemistry in a solid oxide fuel cell.7/2000-11/2003 Analytic Energy Systems, a division of ChevronTexaco, Woburn, MA, Project Engineer • Led teams of up to four engineers in design, build, and test of a burner and boiler for a natural gas fuel processor and diesel fuel processor reformer, as well as DSpace/Simulink control code to test system. • Served as lead engineer to complete National Science Foundation Phase II SBIR program on low-cost metal bipolar plates. 9/99 – 6/2000Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratories, Berkeley, CA, Student Researcher, Environmental Energies Technologies Division