Brandon Johnson
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Summary
Engineering work experience in tire and thermoplastic manufacturing facilities
Developed procedures, conducted data analysis, created mass & heat balances, and reported results while working as part of a diverse team
Knowledge base in engineering computing programs (MATLAB, Aspen Plus, COMSOL, Microsoft Office)
Test equipment experience with rheometers, density testers, Mooney viscometers, high-speed curelastometers, carbon black dispersion analyzers, and refractometers
Education
Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, December 2017
Tennessee Technological University, Cookeville, TN
Minor: Mathematics
Cumulative GPA: 3.1
Professional Experience
Bridgestone (Contracted by Insight Global), La Vergne, TN, January 2019 – Current
Mill Room Control (Quality Tech I)
Tested for max torque of uncured rubber to ensure quality and performance
Viscosity testing for rubber extrusion processability
Specific gravity testing for proper chemical composition
Physical Testing Lab Technician
Adhesion testing of rubber to wire for pull-force
Stress-Strain testing for Modulus/Tensile/Elongation of rubber elasticity and strength
High-Speed blow point testing for porosity of rubber
Testing of rubber cement compounds
Compounding of rubber to be used for repair applications
Ravago Manufacturing Americas, Brighton, MI, Summer 2015 – (Plastic Extrusion Manufacturing)
Intern / Maintenance Department Assistant
Gained knowledge of the thermoplastic extrusion process through independent lessons & training in multiple departments (Quality Control, Safety, Maintenance)
Ensured product specifications and quality via lab testing of ash and moisture content
Engineering Projects
Design of a Hydrogen Production Facility
Researched and developed a chemical procedure for hydrogen production through electrolysis
Determined heat/work duties for equipment used in production
Created process diagrams throughout the development of the facility
Conducted a safety analysis to ensure health/safety of both the employees and the public
Mash Temperature & Hop Addition Time Effects on Beer Brewing
Created a brewing procedure which allowed the team to control specific parameters and observe their effects when changed
Analyzed samples via refractivity, absorbance, density, and gas chromatography (GC-MS)