Vicki L. Ea U.S. Citizenship EaVicki@gmail.com | (918) 760-1261 OBJECTIVE ‘Obtain entry-level chemical process engineering position with forward-thinking company while leveraging my strong leadership and multilanguage fluency background EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering | May 2015, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma Bachelor of Arts in Chinese | May 2015 University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma ‘Minor: Chemistry Overall GPA: 3.5 Relevant Coursework: Bioengineering Principles | Biochemistry | Physiology | Catalysis | Statistics Study Abroad: Chinese intensive Language Program | Yunnan University, Kunming, China SKILLS Professional Certifications: LeanJSix Sigma Green Belt | Completed Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam Software: Aspen | Polymath | LabVIEW Laboratory & Design: Scaled up protein separation via ion exchange chromatography Drafted Process Flow Diagrams (PFD) and Pipe & Instrumentation Diagrams (P&ID) Wrote and evaluated Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for liquid and gas phase reactors Designed, constructed, and operated liquid phase batch reactors for the evaluation of catalytic activity Characterized products through chromatographic techniques: GC-FID and GC-MS Determined active site density of supported metal catalysts via CO chemisorption Synthesized supported metal catalysts via incipient wetness impregnation + Performed lab safety audit and HAZOP analysis Languages: Advanced Mandarin Chinese | Intermediate Spanish Microsoft Office Suite: Excel | VBA Programming in Excel | Visio | Project | PowerPoint | Word | Outlook EXPERIENCE Volunteer | Living Arts | Tulsa, OK | July 2015 - Present. ‘Installed and deconstructed artwork, sold event tickets, recruited members, assisted with bar Crew Member | Chipotle Mexican Grill | Tulsa, Oklahoma | May-Sept 2014 * Actively contributed to team effectiveness by fostering “Restauranteur” culture that resulted in ‘company’s first store promotion in Oklahoma + Provided excellent customer service by efficiently communicating with customers and crew, and by multi-tasking to increase throughput Undergraduate Research Assistant | Dr. Daniel Resasco | University of Oklahoma |Jan—Aug2013 = Upgraded bio oil-derived furanic compounds in aqueous media using various heterogeneous catalysts + Formed valuable alcohols and poly-ols with high potential as monomers for the polymer industry + Gained understanding of reactivity and ring-opening mechanism LEADERSHIP ROLES President, Arashi Taiko, Japanese drumming ensemble | 2013 - 2015 Fundraising Project Chair, Engineers Without Borders | 2011 Team Captain, American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life, University of Oklahoma | 2010-2011 Group Leader, Senior Chemical Engineering Capstone Experience | 2015 * Led group in design of scaled-up layered nonwovens plant + Facilitated summary discussions with Chemical Engineering Department faculties