ABOUBACAR COULIBALY

**** ****** *****, ******* ****, MD 21244 202-***-**** acvtzl@r.postjobfree.com

Objective

To utilize my unique combination of strong quantitative, scientific and engineering skills, as well as, extensive leadership and team experience to find a vital and innovative role within the chemical and oil industries

Core Competencies

Proficient in engineering calculations (Energy and Mass Balance)

Experienced in advanced software applications including AutoCAD and CAD, Simulator, Polymath, and Matlab

Familiar with OSHA, USEPA, and FDA regulations

Excellent technical writing abilities

Languages Spoken: French and English

College Education

Howard University, Washington, DC May 2015

Bachelor of Science, Chemical Engineering GPA: 3.03 Relevant Coursework:

General Chemistry (I, II), Organic Chemistry (I, II), Calculus (I, II, III), Differential Equations, Biology (I, II), Microbiology, Physics for Engineering (I, II), Material Balance, Energy Balance, Fluid Mechanic, Heat Transfer, Chemical Analysis, Thermodynamics, Process Design, Separation Process Principle, Element of Chemical Reaction Engineering, Laboratory and Manufacturing Skills:

Infrared Spectroscopy, Chemical Analysis of Food, Mass Spectroscopy, Osmosis, Analysis of DNA, Proteins, Amino Acid, Enzyme: Urease Activity, Microbiological Cultural Preparation and Sterilizations,Testing for Microbes, NMR, Membrane Separation, Protein Assay, Distillations, GC, HPLC,GMP,GLP, SOPs, Batch Reactor, Flow Reactor Research Experience

Titanium Dioxide Research Project, American Institute of Chemical Engineering, Washington, DC May 2015 – July 2015

Developed and designed chemical manufacturing processes for titanium dioxide.

Analyzed and compared the sulfate process and chloride process for the manufacturing of titanium dioxide.

Used block flow diagrams and flow sheets to show the main process of titanium dioxide manufacturing process.

Reviewed the safety, cost, and waste management of titanium dioxide manufacturing process.

Evaluated the major equipment, raw material, and temperatures of the titanium dioxide manufacturing process.

Recommended suitable process of titanium dioxide manufacturing process based on environmental factors, safety, cost, and efficiency.

Senior Design Project, American Institute of Chemical Engineering, Washington, DC January 2015 – April 2015

Designed and analyzed the capabilities of air and natural gas stripping technologies for sour water treatment.

Conducted evaluations comparing the cost and efficiency of air and natural gas treatment technologies.

Optimized the configuration of air strippers to remove a proportional balance of ammonia and hydrogen sulfide from sour water. Work Experience

Millman Multimedia, Quality Control and Assurance Specialist, Cockeysville, MD October 2015 – Present

Prepares and applies an ultraviolet coating to photo albums. Maintains practical knowledge of coating technologies/applications.

Reviews details of product for accuracy, tests products, and processes for quality. Verifies photo albums against checklist requirements.

Assists in developing ISO9001:2015 quality management system and establishes SOPs. Trains and supervises six employees in QC.

Implements root cause analysis and a lean six sigma: 8 wastes. Reports and resolves issues with photo albums.

Keeps an open line of communication between the office staff and the production staff to facilitate a flow of information. Fabolous Design, Design Assistant, Baltimore, MD July 2015 – October 2015

Translated client requirements and objectives into creative wearable designs.

Worked with clients on general production needs by processing, archiving, and managing client electronic art files.

Determined size and arrangements of illustrative materials, reviewed final layouts, and suggested improvements as needed.

Maintained the company’s visual merchandise standards and overall store including general housekeeping cleanliness.

Provided the highest customer service standards while maintaining a professional demeanor and personal presentation at all times.

Howard University, Computer Laboratory Assistant, Washington, DC September 2014 – April 2015

Maintained an inventory of computer equipment and supplies within the parameters of a designated budget.

Proficiently managed the efficiency of 30+ computers including their software.

Checked the work efficiency of computer hardware components like disk drives, monitors, and keyboards.

Prepared a daily checklist of items required to ensure seamless functionality of computer laboratory. National Science Foundation, Teaching Assistant, Howard University, Washington, DC June 2013 – August 2014

Taught and reinforced engineering principles to solve design problems.

Applied engineering principles to design and make small radio devices and electronic apparatuses.

Discussed assigned duties with classroom teachers in order to coordinate instructional efforts.

Presented subject matter to students under the direction and guidance of teachers using lectures and supervised simulations.

Managed 20 computers in classrooms and laboratories; assisted approximately 25 students with hardware and software use. Montgomery College, Microbiology Laboratory Assistant, Germantown, MD June 2010 – August 2012

Analyzed Elisa Test and Immunoassay capabilities. Performed and evaluated the advantages of Elisa Test and Immunoassay.

Synthesized laboratory findings, monitored Chemical and biological reactions, and prepared a presentation of results. Awards & Honors

Certificate of Appreciation, National Science Foundation Engineering Research Center For Smart Lighting, July 2014 – August 2014.

Process Design Group Award for Excellent Design, Howard University Chemical Engineering Department, May 2015.

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