Chemical Engineer
Resume:
Auburn, AL *****
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WILLIAM PAULUS TOTH
To work as a chemical engineer in an organization that values team work and
OBJECTIVE
collaboration. I will contribute with my education in Chemical and Biological
Engineering as well as my proven work ethic, eagerness to learn, excellent
communication skills and ability to manage projects.
Bachelor’s degree in Chemical and Biological Engineering from the University
SUMMARY
of Alabama
Expertise in purifying isotopic germanium for radiation detector technologies
Experience as a research assistant at the University of Tennessee Medical
Center
Internship for two summer sessions at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
Eagle Scout.
Excellent communication and leadership skills.
EXPERIENCE QUALITY CONTROL LAB TECHNICIAN, SIO2 MEDICAL PRODUCTS – AUBURN, AL
Feb 2015- May 2015
Performed multiple tests to determine the quality of medical products including membrane
filtration, filmetrics, and infrared spectrometry.
Responsible for running high volume tests, working with a team to consolidate data, and using
the results to determine the effectiveness of the current product line.
Gained laboratory experience in quality testing for a startup production company.
RESEARCH ASSISSTANT, UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE MEDICAL CENTER – KNOXVILLE, TN
June 2013-July 2013
Participated in animal phase trials for multiple projects relating to diabetes research.
Responsible for collecting research metrics, maintaining animal subjects on a methionine
restricted diet, and studying the effect on body weight in normal and diabetic mice
Gained practical experience in complying w ith animal safety and infectious pathogen
regulations.
LAB ASSISTANT, ELECTROCHEMICAL SYSTEMS INC. – OAK RIDGE, TN
June 2011- December 2012
Participated in research to develop a sensitive detector for radioactive material.
Worked with senior scientists to troubleshoot and perfect the procedure for germanium
reduction until reaching 99.6% yield
Significant accomplishment: Earned expert designation in specific method of germanium
reduction
Worked as a lab assistant between semesters of college
STUDENT INTERN, OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY – OAK RIDGE, TN
June 2009 - August 2010
Participated in research for treating bone cancer by applying a new technique for electroplating
lutetium to current procedures
Responsible for facilitating summer lecture series by assisting speakers in managing
presentations
Learned how to develop a research procedure and present the results in a professional manner.
EDUCATION BACHELOR’S DEGREE, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING
University of Alabama – Tuscaloosa, AL
ALABAMA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE – DOTHAN, AL
Attended from August 2013 – December 2014
Eagle Scout, Project design with ChemCAD, teaching assistant, premed and
SKILLS/OTHER
medical school mentor, musician, backpacking, and camping
REFERENCES DON DUNSTAN
Electrochemical Systems Inc.
DR. KARLSTAD
University of Tennessee Medical Center
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CHRISTINE KIELHORN
SiO2 Medical Products
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JEFF SIPES
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