WARREN R. SCHMIDT III
**** ******* **. ***. ****, Arlington, VA 22203 ● 973-***-**** ● abnnx9@r.postjobfree.com
OBJECTIVE
To obtain a challenging chemical engineering position that enables me to apply my experience with chemical
systems, business process improvements and analysis
EDUCATION
Rutgers University School of Engineering – New Brunswick, NJ
B.S. Biochemical Engineering, May 2008, Cumulative GPA: 3.17
Honors: Omega Chi Epsilon, Dean’s List, Class of 1954 Merit Scholarship
EXPERIENCE
Johnson & Johnson, Skillman, NJ May 2008 – June 2009
Technical Transfer Engineer
• Responsible for the scale-up of manufacturing procedures for five new consumer products representing
annual estimated net trade sales of $22 million
• Served as a technical liaison with third party business partners to identify product and process
improvements
• Wrote technical reports, summaries and key specification documents to facilitate production
• Provided leadership for troubleshooting and the resolution of manufacturing complications
• Offered training and counseled new employees on procedures and laboratory techniques
• Negotiated timelines and prioritized projects based on technical feasibility and business case implications
The Dow Chemical Company, Bound Brook, NJ Summer 2007
Research and Development Intern
• Devised experiments to improve large-scale process design for dry solids handling
• Researched various methods to aid fine powder flow-ability by controlling particle size agglomeration
• Applied quantitative analysis to sieve and bulk density tests
Pharmaceutical Laboratory Assistant, Rutgers University May 2006 – May 2007
Department of Chemical Engineering
• Conducted research to study the effectiveness of adapting a continuous mixer to solid mixing
• Utilized near infrared spectroscopy to determine the homogeneity of solid mixtures
• Regulated flow rates of free-flowing and cohesive powders through vibratory feeders
Math & Science Learning Center, Rutgers University September 2004 – May 2008
Desk and computer consultant
• Directed tours teaching elementary school students physics concepts with hands-on experiments
• Organized new information and updated filing system
Lake Mohawk Country Club, Sparta, NJ Summer 2006
Wait Staff
• Provided efficient customer service in a fast-paced environment
• Managed monetary transactions for customers
ACTIVITIES
International Society of Pharmaceutical Engineers April 2007 – May 2008
• Earned first place in the undergraduate division of the Regional Student Poster Competition
• Presented research at the 2007 Annual Conference at Las Vegas, Nevada
Habitat for Humanity September 2005 – May 2008
• Aided in the construction of homes for people in need
• Participated in the Spring Break Collegiate Challenge in South Carolina building homes alongside
students from other universities