Resume

• 2010

  University of California

  Berkeley

  University of California

  Berkeley

• 2006

  Rice University

  Rice University

  Intel Corporation

  Santa Clara

  CA

  - Performed hands-on research in a multidisciplinary team at the intersection of microelectronics

  energy storage

  and smart technologies. \n- Led successful project demo for senior corporate Intel management.\n- Co-authored over 12 patent applications.

  Research Scientist

  Ames

  IA

  PI of ENERG @ ISU (Energy devices

  Nanomaterials

  and Electrochemistry Research Group) performing research on Batteries

  Structural and Multifunctional Energy Storage

  Textiles for Energy Harvesting and Motion Sensing

  Practical CO2 to Solid Carbon Conversion Methods

  and Electrochemically Modulated Optical Materials

  among others.

  Charles Schafer (Battelle) Chair of Engineering and Associate Professor

  Iowa State University

  - Manages decisions on papers submitted to Energy Storage Materials

  which is the highest impact journal devoted to the field of Energy Storage with first impact factor expected near ~ 15 in June

  2020 and current Scopus Citescore rating of 15.09.

  Elsevier

  Student

  The Citadel

  SkyNano LLC

  Greater Nashville Area

  TN

  - Technology lead for scale-up science efforts to transform ambient carbon dioxide into high valued carbon nanomaterials using scalable electrochemistry. \n- Actively engaged in industry customer discovery and market analysis for CNT products

  Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer

  Ph.D.

  Applied Physics

  MS

  Applied Physics

  Rice University

• 2003

  University of Northern Iowa

  United States Marine Corps

  Intel Corporation

  SkyNano LLC

  Vanderbilt University

  The Citadel

  Iowa State University

  University of Northern Iowa

  Landing Support Specialist

  United States Marine Corps

  Vanderbilt University

  Nashville

  TN

  - Developed a vibrant and nationally/internationally distinguished research program by training and leading graduate and undergraduate students in energy systems

  manufacturing

  and nanotechnology. \n- Taught core mechanical engineering courses

  including thermodynamics

  dynamics

  and energy systems with student evaluations nearly a standard deviation above Vanderbilt Engineering averages. \n- Participated in professional societies including ASME

  SPIE

  ACS

  MRS

  ECS

  TMS

  and AVS. \n- Secured external grant support to sustain ongoing research program.

  Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

  Nashville

  TN

  Adjoint Associate Professor

  Vanderbilt University

  American Society of Engineering Education (ASEE)

  Kavli Frontiers of Science Fellow

  National Academy of Sciences

  Forbes Magazine Top 30 under 30 in Science and Science and Innovation

  Forbes Magazine

• 2002

  BS

  Physics

  Physics Club (president)

• Photolithography

  Thin Films

  Simulations

  Materials

  Materials Science

  Labview

  Nanomaterials

  Chemistry

  Design of Experiments

  FIB

  Electron Microscopy

  Sensors

  Ellipsometry

  Scanning Electron Microscopy

  AFM

  Optics

  LaTeX

  Characterization

  Nanotechnology

  Raman

  Pint

  Cary

  Elsevier