Jeffrey Jarmusik **** Mark Trail, Copley, OH. ****1

ac0z69@r.postjobfree.com

330-***-****

Objective

Seeking an entry-level chemical or process engineering position, available immediately as needed Education

The Ohio State University Columbus, OH.

B.S. in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Graduated May 2017 GPA: 3.35 (4.00 scale)

Computer/Technical Skills

Microsoft Office Suite Applications

Excel Visual Basic for Applications

Vernier Logger Pro 3 Lab Software

ChemCAD Process Simulation

JMP Statistical Analysis Software

AutoCAD

SOLIDWORKS

C++

MATLAB/Simulink

Python

Work History

Omnova Solutions Inc. (Performance Chemicals) Mogadore, OH. Process Safety and Engineering Co-Op May 2016 - August 2016

Worked with chemical engineers and operating technicians to update P&ID’s and facility drawings to represent current systems in place

Scripted macros in Excel VBA to design systematic approach for addressing safety concerns found in monthly auditing and verifying that necessary corrective actions are in place

Assisted in increasing safety action item close-out percentage by over 20 percent

Compiled list of all raw materials on site and updated proper PPE and storage procedure guidelines for each material depending on the task at hand

Sampled and stripped batches of latex to meet quality specifications, such as solid content, viscosity, surface tension, and particle size

Olive Garden Restaurant Akron, OH.

Food Running and Bussing Service June 2015 - August 2015

Served food and provided hospitality to guests

Maintained cleanliness of restaurant and kitchen area using proper sanitation

Unloaded stock truck and organized dry and frozen storage units

Worked 35 hours per week fully flexible

Research Experience

Research Assistant, Department of Chemical Engineering The Ohio State University Dr. Kurt Koelling’s Rheology Lab Fall 2015 - Spring 2016

Researched possible solutions that can be used to break down guar or other gel-fluid polymer chains typically found in hydraulic fracturing fluids

Tested how rheological properties, such as viscosity, of fracking fluids change under the presence of different breaking solutions with varying pH and hydroxyl radical affinity

Considered the environmental repercussions caused by each breaking solution and proposed methods on how to eliminate them to preserve ecosystem around drilling sites Fundamentals of Engineering Lab The Ohio State University Advanced Energy Vehicle Project Fall 2013 - Spring 2014

Worked with a group of engineers from various disciplines to design and construct an advanced energy vehicle transportation system that could traverse along an overhead track in the lab room

Used Arduino software to program vehicle operation under different conditions such as an addition of weight or a restriction on available power

Recorded information such as optimal propeller speed, energy consumed, and time elapsed using Arduino software and Microsoft Excel

Revisited and altered design to model most energy efficient vehicle Extracurricular Activities and Awards

The Ohio State University

Science and Engineering in Business Club

Society of Petroleum Engineers

Chem-E-Car

College of Engineering Dean’s List

Intramural Basketball

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