Mark Ventresco is a Upstream Engineering Manager at Cytiva. He possess expertise in microsoft office, microsoft excel, chemical engineering, powerpoint, teamwork and 13 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I highly recommend Mark for any endeavor he seeks. As someone who works with employees all over the global and in numerous departments with various responsibilities, Mark absolutely stands out to me in a multitude of ways. It should not be understated what a pleasure it is to talk, work and collaborate with Mark. He is always in a cheerful mood and even when all the requirements seem to be placed on him, he leaves meetings happy and dedicated to getting it all done. Mark asks all the right questions, thinks of innovative solutions and is accepting when we sometimes have to take the hard road. I think the combination of friendly attitude and a driving enthusiasm is what makes a great employee. Mark is most certainly an asset to any company or team he works with. Its my pleasure to work with him. I always look forward to team meetings where mark and I can work together to solve some of life sciences biggest challenges." and "To Whom It May Concern: Mark Ventresco held an internship from June 2013 through August 2013 with the Process Engineering group at Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics located at 333 Coney Street, East Walpole, Massachusetts 02032 During his stay at Siemens, Mark exhibited strong problem solving skills, organizational skills, and most of all a willingness to learn. He is able to focus on the task at hand and diligently work through the problem. Also, his ability to work with inter-departmental personnel gives Mark an edge and contributed to his success at Siemens. His key projects included: 1. pH Measuring system Due to pH electrode quality issue from the vendor, the Siemens Manufacturing group was potentially facing interruption to the manufacturing supply chain. Originally, Mark was given the task to assist an Engineer in procuring an alternate electrode. However, Mark took the project and ran with it. He: a. Worked with the vendor to identify the quality issue, and identify an alternate/equivalent electrode. b. Performed engineering studies, and presented his findings to management. c. Modified manufacturing work instructions to add operations/maintenance guide for new electrode. d. Trained multiple End Users and turned the pH system to Manufacturing. Mark single-handedly brought this project to closure. 2. Antibody Purification – Manufacturing Capacity Study This is one of the complicated, and least understood manufacturing processes at our site. Mark was assigned to perform a capacity study, and he: a. Mapped each process (80+ processes) i. Identified all inputs and outputs b. Established cycle times, and working with manufacturing personnel to identify gaps between theoretical, and actual cycle time c. Identified number of systems/equipment necessary to sustain the manufacturing operation. I would recommend Mark Ventresco to any employer looking for an individual that exhibits strong interpersonal skills, is a self-starter, and has a strong technical foundation to tackle any problems, and new challenges. Please feel free to contact me regarding Mark’s internship at Siemens. Sincerely, Adam J. Hsu Senior Engineer Process Design Group Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics adam.hsu@siemens.com adamjhsu@gmail.com"