Kyle Sherry is a VP DCT Operations at MacroCycle Technologies. He possess expertise in chemical engineering, process simulation, biofuels, chemical process engineering, aspen plus and 21 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Kyle is a dynamic leader with demonstrated ability to develop young talent within our organization. He has consistently exhibited strong engineering skills by solving challenges and finding creative solutions. Kyle is well organized and was an exceptional group leader while stationed at the Novomer-Rochester site. I have no doubt he will continue to excel in his new managerial duties in the Boston office.", "At Midori, I managed the Engineering team which included Kyle as the lead engineer. He is exceptional in all aspects of engineering and his developed skill sets include process design, reactor engineering, scale-up, laboratory process experimentation, modeling, and even chemical synthesis. What has set Kyle apart from other engineers I have managed over the years is his "can-do" attitude towards even the most complicated problems, for which he always manages to deliver a viable solution. He also has impressive communication skills which led us to utilize him as a strong technical interface for partners, both at the business development and toll/commercial demonstration levels. I highly recommend Kyle for any company which can utilize these skills.", and "Kyle's an awesome engineer. He was called upon to lead many of our company's engineering activities (scale-up, engineering design), even though he was one of the younger members of the team, because he showed himself to be reliable, smart, a fast learner, a team player, and hard-working. He's great at his trade - he thinks through engineering problems thoroughly and can explain how they impact overall economics. We also worked together on several projects and I always found him to be an effective collaborator. He would be a strong addition to any team, and he can do the work of an engineer with 10 years more experience. He's literally already done it."