Howdy Ags! I've came to TexAgs before when I was looking for a new opportunity and it worked out well. I'm hoping for a similar result this time.

I'm interested in roles in the analytical chemistry laboratory space.

My experience is in:

Laboratory and field analysis of environmental and agricultural samples (Laboratory Manager).

• Managed an ag/enviro lab of approximately 10 people
• Maintained and operated analytical instrumentation (ICP-OES, AA, Mass Spec, various wet chemistry methods)
• Developed budgetary forecasts for personnel and equipment
• Advised management with data-driven decision making

Alternative energy and biofuel research with a super-major O&G company (Research Scientist)

• Led research on ag-based carbon capture methods
• Investigated the efficacy of bio-oil/biogas as an alternative energy
• Multiple in-house publications research findings
• Managed research projects with local and international universities
• Developed in-depth knowledge of the stage-gated project management process

Field analysis pertaining to NEPA policy (Federal Employee)

• Led field surveys for assessment of disturbed lands
• Participated development of proposals for federal fuels management
• Utilized geo-spatial tools to optimize field activities

Air quality systems analysis with an environmental consulting firm (Air Quality Scientist)

• Experience with various types of gas analyzers (GC-FPD, FID, TCD) and quadruple mass spectrometers (MS) for environmental monitoring and FTIR
• In-dept project management experience including proposal development, implementation, data analysis and delivery, and client interaction
• Utilized experience to provide convincing arguments on instrumentation use and procurement

My educational background consists of Lamar University (B.S. in Physics) and TAMU (M.S. in Health Physics and PhD in Soil Science).

ttt. Any thoughts, anyone?

EnviroAg said:

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ttt. Any thoughts, anyone?

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THIS IS NOT A SOLICITATION FOR BUSINESS.

Connect with me via email. I am prepared to offer complimentary/free/gratis/no charge (Mods...) advice I would like to share.

Email sent.

What do you want to do?

There are quite a few (some global) analytical laboratories in Houston. I'm sure you can find employment with one but what type of role are you really looking for?

Thanks for replying.

I'd like to use analytical instruments to research and improve products and processes for both internal and external customers. I'm interested in things such as catalyst evaluation to hydrocarbon characterization,

Still looking guys!

Bump.