RAHUL RAMABHADRAN

MS Chemical Engineering, University of Florida

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E DUCAT ION

August 2014 – Current: Master’s of Science: Chemical Engineering, University of Florida, Gainesville, USA

• Recipient of the Academic Achievement Award.

• Knowledge of various algorithms in Supply Chain and Operations Research.

July 2010 – May 2014: Bachelor’s of Technology: Chemical Engineering, National Institute of Technology, Tiruchchirappalli, India. COMP ETE NC I E S

Technical:

• Volunteered as a research student, from May 2012 to June 2012, analyzing data obtained from mass spectroscopy while studying algal bloom infected water. The purpose of the data was to determine the toxicity of the water.

• Analyzed the delignification method of the Kraft process, from January 2014 to May 2014, and suggested the use of a mixture of acetic acid and formic acid as solvent, instead of water, for higher efficiency of delignification.

• Studied and presented the supply chain process of Toyota in North America, and using Winter’s model of demand forecast, predicted the trend of sales to about 85% accuracy, during April 2015.

• Formulated and solved transportation problems and resource allocation problems on LINDO and LINGO as well as Excel.

• Programmed in C and C++.

• Solved differential equations and linear algebra problems, performed basic statistical analysis and mapped curves on MATLAB.

Interpersonal:

• Volunteered to renovate an impoverished primary school for a period of five months, from January 2011 to May 2011, as part of the college organization.

• Providing support to distressed people (anonymously) on the website blahtherapy.com.

• Ability to accept differences in people and hence get along with them. Communication:

• Presented a poster titled, “Reverse Transcriptase PCR and its applications in Carcinogenic Disease Detection”, to 30 people, including distinguished professors, and received excellent feedback, during December 2014.

• Published a prose piece and a poetry piece on the Quora blog Three Minute Stories, and contributed 935 answers as well.

• Fluent in three languages; English, Tamil and Hindi, and learning Spanish. Problem Solving:

• Working as an online math tutor for Chegg India Private Limited, since September 2015. Received a bonus at the end of first month for completing way more than the required minimum number of problems (60).

• General ability to view multiple perspectives of a situation and connect them. For example, envisioning of a high density constant speed traffic as a transport phenomenon problem.

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