Bryan Latalladi
League City, Texas, 77573
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OBJECTIVE
To work at a company or firm that will permit me to develop my abilities and skills as a Chemical Engineer in an entry level position.
EDUCATION
B.S. Degree in Chemical Engineer 2013 - 2020
University of Puerto Rico At Mayaguez
Environmental Engineering, Environmental Chemistry, Air Pollution Control and Industrial Waste Control Courses
Hazard Recognition Certificate from SAChE
EMPLOYMENT
Bartender/Waiter 2019 to 2020
Cinco de Maya Rest. Mayaguez, PR
Organize the whole area to open business. Study clients to be able to give an excellent service to make them feel at home. Keep the sales accounting.
Manager 2018 to 2020
Aljibe Bar Mayaguez PR
Preparing the business to receive customers. Manage customer situations and solve problems in the best way possible. Teaching and preparing employees to work without any inconvenience with clients. Conduct business accounting.
Assistant Coach 2017 to 2020
University of Puerto Rico Mayaguez, PR
Working with more than twenty people. Coordinating practices and events. Develop skills and techniques needed to be able to execute the sport correctly. Making the countability of all the money collected in activities to perform the teams trip the UCA Nationals.
REASERCH
Capstone Project: Breadfruit Flour
Develop ideas for better production process. Evaluate viability to create a continuous process and make the necessary analysis, monetary and production, for this product. Evaluate the safety and regulations necessary to be able to develop this industry.
Detection and Quantification of Highly Energetics Materials using Thin Layer Chromatography coupled to Quantum Cascade Laser (TLC-QCL). (Assistant) UPRM: Dr. Samuel Hernandez-Rivera.
Using QCL with diverse type of laser and Raman Microscopy to analyze and detect explosives like TNT, PETN and RDX in TLC plate and know to see if we can separate and identify the different signals of them. To identify explosives in different surface and be able to help different situation in forensic science
Detection of Highly Energetics Materials in combination with different types of soil. (Assistant) UPRM: Dr. Samuel Hernandez-Rivera
Mixing solutions of TNT and acetone with sand, in different concentrations to analyze them in a QCL and Raman to determine the lowest concentration able to identify the explosive in the samples. Trying to identify explosives in different types of soils and be able to avoid situations of war.
SKILLS
Knowledge in computer software: Windows, Words, Excel, Power Points and others.
Good Knowledge in Aspen Plus and Matlab
Fully Bilingual: Spanish/English
Strong knowledge of laboratory safety rules.
Good Knowledge of FDA, EPA, and OSHA Regulations
Knowledge of Good Laboratory Practices
LEADERSHIP
UPRM Cheerleading Team Member 2014 to 2020
Captain from 2015 to 2017
First Championship for the team in 2017
Coordinating activities, fundraising and account management.
Selected as Most Valuable Player in 2016 – 2017
Working extra hours and help to develop the new members
REFERENCE
Available upon request.