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Jessica Claire
, , 100 Montgomery St. 10th Floor (555) 432-1000, resumesample@example.com
Professional Summary

My diverse work experience has led me to be an expert in evaluating new technologies and a proponent of materials reliability. I continuously search for innovative ways to mitigate corrosion and fouling through use of coatings, surface treatments, and additives. Having led 70+ failure analyses, I am well versed in root cause analysis using inspection and process data combined with forensic techniques. My ability to lead a project team paired with my passion for renewable energy has brought bio fuels to market and led to enterprise wide interest in lower carbon initiatives.

Skills
  • Project Management
  • Lower Carbon Initiatives
  • Technology Evaluation
  • Experiment Design
  • Publications
  • Materials Testing
  • Failure Analysis
  • 3rd Party Relationships
Work History
10/2020 to Current Materials Technology Project Manager Baxter | Lakewood, CO,

Renewables Focus

  • Led R&D efforts to evaluate bio fuels and other renewable feedstocks' effects on equipment reliability.
  • Designed and executed corrosion and fouling tests to determine which renewable feedstocks' could be co-processed in the refineries at which concentrations.
  • Tested several different types and grades of renewable feedstocks and also evaluated the efficacy of antioxidants in preventing oxidation of feed.
  • These efforts led to successfully co-processing soybean oil in the Chevron El Segundo Refinery in 2021. The first refinery to co-process bio fuels in a fluid catalytic cracking plant to make gasoline, jet, and diesel.
  • Currently expanding the analysis to encompass blends of bio fuels and the possibility of using melted plastic as a feedstock.
  • Evaluating the effectiveness of surface treatments in preventing corrosion and fouling in bio fuels service.
  • In parallel, Chevron's recent focus on hydrogen has prompted research regarding infrastructure and materials requirements for equipment reliability in hydrogen service.
  • Aligned with the development of internal standards regarding material grades, welding requirements, and damage mechanisms in hydrogen service.

Protective Coating Focus

  • Developed relationships with several protective coating providers and evaluated their technologies through experiment design and execution.
  • Evaluation of coatings in numerous services led to deployment of coatings on equipment like heat exchangers and furnaces that were most affected by fouling.
  • Developed a self-healing coating for corrosion protection of offshore assets and other equipment in corrosive environments in collaboration with notable paint vendors.
06/2015 to 10/2018 Equipment Reliability R&D Project Manager Chevron | City, STATE,
  • Project Manager responsible for leading a cross-organizational (4 companies) team of engineers and scientists to develop and deploy a “self-healing” coating technology capable of autonomously repairing mechanical damage for corrosion prevention of offshore assets.
  • Worked with several paint and coating manufacturers before vetting a technology to meet Chevron Engineering Standards
  • Designed and executed validation testing, developed industry’s first test methodology for evaluating self-healing materials
  • Project Manager responsible for leading a multidisciplinary engineering team on a project aimed to improve non-destructive examination (NDE) techniques for detecting High Temperature Hydrogen Attack (HTHA) in steel for maintaining equipment reliability in hydrogen service.
  • Project Lead responsible for testing and evaluating reliability of equipment after exposure to: polymers, produced and synthetic water, bio fuels, high temperature crude oil; Project Lead responsible for designing and executing tests to validate coating technologies to prevent fouling/scaling in heat exchangers
  • Validated and deployed 10+ technologies in 2018.
06/2015 to 10/2018 Materials Engineer/Failure Analysis Lead Chevron | City, STATE,
  • Managed all of Chevron’s downstream failure analysis requests
  • Carried out 70+ failure analyses of hardware ranging from heat exchangers and rotating equipment to nonmetallic materials and high reliability investigations requested from other oil companies
  • Managed and prioritized work coming into the Chevron Materials Lab and delegated failure analysis projects to the appropriate engineers or self
  • Supported capital expenditure projects and lab improvement initiatives for lab equipment upgrades to optimize technical service and increase R&D capability
  • Trained new materials engineers hired in ETC and the refineries on the principles and process of conducting a failure analysis
  • This included qualitative and metallographic analysis as well as investigation into the process streams and equipment functionality to come to a comprehensive root cause and solution for the customer
  • Provide failure analysis expertise, corrosion modeling, and general materials consulting for Joint Ventures such as BAPCO, CLG, Caltex
  • Notably conducted two analyses of BAPCO’s VBU and Crude Unit failures that resulted in a fire and a plant shut down, respectively
  • Authored the update of the FCC Chevron Engineering Standard to reflect recent studies and failure data for corrosion prevention
  • Promoted to next pay scale grade with management responsibilities 5 months after starting at the company.
05/2014 to 12/2014 Engineering Co-op BP America | City, STATE,
  • Supported the Subsea Production System (SPS) team on a technology project to design subsea equipment that can withstand up to 20ksi of pressure and 350F temperatures in order to explore ultra-deepwater reservoirs
  • Conducted a valve fatigue study to exhibit how 20ksi mudline pressures would affect the fatigue life of individual SPS gate valves during operation to serve as a basis of design that accommodates recent revisions to API 17TR8, HPHT Design Guidelines
Education
Expected in 05/2015 to to Bachelor of Science | Materials Science & Engineering - Metallurgy University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, GPA:

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School Attended

  • University of Florida

Job Titles Held:

  • Materials Technology Project Manager
  • Equipment Reliability R&D Project Manager
  • Materials Engineer/Failure Analysis Lead
  • Engineering Co-op

Degrees

  • Bachelor of Science

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