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Customer Service Engineering

Location:
Maple Valley, WA
Posted:
July 07, 2013

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Resume:

Thomas R. Carpenter

***** ** ***** ******, ***** Valley, WA 98038

**************@*****.***

720-***-****

Recent graduate with passion for Chemical Engineering, strong work ethic and desire to learn and apply skills and education.

Enjoy working through every challenge that comes my way, value being part of a closely knit group of employees, and always

have a “whatever it takes” attitude towards work.

Education

Colorado School of Mines, Golden CO Bachelor of Science May 2013

Major: Chemical Engineering

Professional Organizations: American Institute of Chemical Engineers, American Chemical Society

Skills and Knowledge

Computer: Indust

Aspen Simulation rial/ Laboratory:

COMSOL HAZOP Training

AutoCAD, SolidWorks Distillation and gas absorption columns

Polymath, Mathematica Other:

Microsoft Office: Excel (advanced), Word, Leadership, team building, communications

PowerPoint

Relevant Experience

Chemical Engineering Senior Design: Biomass to Bio-Oil Project

Spring 2013

Deliverables: Developed a pyrolysis and gasification process to convert biomass to bio-oil, on a scale of 500

ton/day of biomass. Include a detailed economic analysis including rate of return analysis. This included reactor

design, plant design, and gaining familiarity with EPA and other environmental regulations.

Field Session

Summer 2012

Learn to apply concepts from fluid mechanics, heat transfer, and mass transfer to the identification, formulation,

and solution of unit operations problems. As well as apply concepts from mathematics courses to model and solve

unit operations problems.

• Completed projects utilizing distillation column, gas absorption column and various heat exchangers.

• Conducted membrane experiments to determine optimized conditions, maximize efficiency and reduce costs.

• Conducted incompressible and compressible flow analysis through different fittings, pumps in series and parallel

configurations, as well as adiabatic cooling, to identify efficiency vs. airflow.

• Demonstrate effective leadership skills including facilitating team discussions, calling team meetings, and insuring the

team achieves all required tasks on schedule. Produce professional quality written reports which present, analyze, and

interpret experimental results logically and which are well organized and easy to read. Produce professional quality

oral presentations which present, analyze, and interpret experimental results logically and which are well organized

and delivered. Use professional quality graphics to effectively present experimental data, empirical correlations, and

theoretical relationships.

EPICS Multidisciplinary Engineering Team Project

Spring 2010

Designed a renewable energy initiative for the Douglass County Jefferson Building. This was done by

incorporating wind energy to offset the cost to power the building.

Employment

Garden of the Gods Club – Server May 2005 – August 2011

Gained experience with teamwork, customer service and time management, while developing a strong work

ethic.

Extracurricular Activities

• Colorado School of Mines Club Hockey Team



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