Chemical Engineering Engineer

Kyle Lacson

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Objective: Adaptable and independent chemical engineering student currently attending the University of Connecticut. My current goal is to develop and apply my engineering knowledge as an Entry-Level Engineer. I will leverage my knowledge of process development, communication skills, and passion for the industry to successfully fill the position at your company.

EDUCATION: University of Connecticut

Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering

Expected Graduation Date: May 2020

GPA: 3.4

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Collins Aerospace, Windsor Locks, CT Sep 2019 – May 2020

Facilities Contractor

Coordinated a team of engineers to enhance chilled water operations saving $67,000 dollars annually

Programmed multiple MATLAB codes to analyze optimal supply pressures of over 300 air handlers

Simulated thousands of feet of chilled water piping from P&ID’s onto AutoCAD

RELEVANT LABS/ OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE:

NRRRC, Newington CT Oct 2016 - Present

Receptionist

Constructed and updated face sheet information of over 150 resided patients

Monitored and transferred business calls to staff and patients during visiting hours

Senior Design Lab, University of Connecticut Spring 2020

Replicated Escherichia coli growth within a Bioreactor to model Michaelis -Menten kinetics

Recreated a drug delivery using an alginate polymer coated with calcium ions to analyze drug release parameters

Junior Design Lab, University of Connecticut Spring 2019

Simulated an esterification reaction through a batch reactor

Test the diffusivity properties of multiple membranes through Forward Osmosis

Analytical Chemistry Lab, University of Connecticut Fall 2018

Worked effectively with an absorption spectroscopy machine

Operated HPLC machinery and other chromatography methods

HONORS AND LEADERSHIP ROLES:

Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity October 2017 – Present

oFounding Father of Kappa Omicron Chapter

Husky Hauler Team Captain August 2019

FASA Asian Night Co-Chair Sep 2019 – April 2019

UCONN Dean’s List Fall 2016 and Fall 2019

RELEVANT COURSEWORK:

Unit Operations & Process Simulations lab Chemical Engineering Analysis Process Dynamics & Control

Heat & Mass Transfer Thermodynamics Fluid Mechanics Process Kinetics Principles of Manufacturing

SKILLS:

Applications: Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Pipe-Flo Professional, AutoCAD, Aspen Plus

Programming Language: MATLAB, Python

Soft Skills: Problem solving, Leadership experience, Teamwork, Flexibility

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