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Andrew J. Oh

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University of California, San Diego La Jolla, CA

B.S. Chemical Engineering June 2015

TECHNICAL COMPETENCIES

Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Power Point) Mat Lab Simulink Lab View Aspen Plus Comsol

PROJECTS

ChemE Car San Diego, CA

Member November 2013 –June 2015

Main objective is to design and develop a miniature-sized vehicle that runs exclusively on chemical reactions

Foster real world problem solving, cultivation of skills involved in meeting deadlines, and development of camaraderie Pressure Propulsion Car Laboratory Technician September 2014 – April 2015

Analyzed the reaction of citric acid and sodium bicarbonate to drive the car powered by the pressure of carbon dioxide

Assembled the vehicle to carry the reaction vessel along with other necessary components to enter the competition Hydrogen Fuel Cell Car Team Member December 2013 – June 2014

Coordinated with team to figure out how to create pure hydrogen to run the motor powered by the hydrogen fuel cell

Successfully engineered a chemically powered vehicle with specific restraints to travel a certain distance resulting in top ten RETECH Engineering Inc.

Project Member

San Diego, CA

April 2015 – June 2015

Utilized ASPEN to design a thermochemical process that converts municipal solid waste to synthetic gas fuel for electricity

Performed economic, hazard and operability (HAZOP), and future funding analyses on the system we had designed

Analyzed our design in a report and created a presentation to our mentor and sponsor, RETECH Inc. University of California, San Diego San Diego, CA

Project Member

Fuel Cell for Decentralized Power

January 2015 – June 2015

Designed a Polymer Electrolyte Membrane fuel cell processing system with three main reactor systems using Aspen Plus

Evaluated process stream specifications for each reactor and economic analyses for our fuel cell generation system Water Treatment through Reverse Osmosis

Calibrated equipment and acquired data by changing different parameters for the analysis of the Reverse Osmosis membrane

Applied mass transfer fundamentals to our analyses on the effects of concentration and flow rate and created a report Silicon Low Vapor Chemical Vapor Deposition Reactor

Built a computation model of the Chemical Deposition Reactor model using Comsol to carry out simulations

Designed the reactor to have an effectiveness factor of 94.4%, deposition rate of 0.37 nanometers/sec, and high uniformity Plate Heat Exchangers

Operated the plate heat exchanger in steady state and batch conditions while varying the cold and hot water flow rates

Analyzed the acquired data to determine the heat transfer coefficient under different operating conditions pH Control Lab

Applied the linear time invariant (LTI) control system to pH control for a laboratory representation of an industrial bioreactor

Evaluated the system’s responses to the LTI controls with differing parameters and found the most optimal control setting Cooling Tower

Operated lab scale counter-current cooling tower under varying air/water flow rates to analyze its efficiency and performance

Determined that the efficiency and coefficient of performance were proportionate under varying flow rates MEMBERSHIPS

Boy Scouts of America Los Angeles, CA

Eagle Scout/Adult Leader June 2011 – Present

Eagle Project Project Leader February 2011

Renovated and improved the security of the Japanese Institute of Sawtelle, a space benefitting the community

Organized and monitored my Eagle project after many months of careful planning with my Scoutmaster PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Cereus Innovation

Market Research Intern

San Diego, CA

January 2015 – June 2015

Cereus Innovation is a company that was in its visionary stage. Its goal is to commercialize stem cell technology.

Contributed to market research and innovation assessment for the disruptive stem cell technology created by two professors

Presented the technology and market plans to potential advisors and mentors to find unmet needs in stem cell research Global Energy Network Institute

Research Intern

San Diego, CA

June 2014 – August 2014

Examined the risks and solutions of challenges caused by the escalation of carbon emissions though online databases

Presented sustainable solutions on local and global environmental problems to an audience in the San Diego community

Managed and marketed weekly events to address global environmental issues and sustainable development solutions

Conversed with subject matter experts and leading industry professionals about their expertise in solving global issues Ocean View Terrace

Student Worker

San Diego, CA

September 2013 – February 2014

Collaborated with co-workers to complete daily tasks and maximized efficiency in production by preparing inventory

Utilized time management skills to achieve both superior work efficiency and stable academic standing

Entrusted by management to close each station and maintain university's standards of cleanliness through attention to detail

Efficient delivery of food by preparing for hundreds of customers on a daily basis under time/equipment constraint

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