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Infinia technical manager, Sénior
Référence : 614319
Expériences Professionnelles
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janv. 2021
aujourd'hui
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Infinia technical manager
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INEOS Aromatics
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* Development and commercialisation of PET polymer chemical recycling technology
* Act as the interface between the technology and commercial teams
* Competitor analysis and landscape monitoring
* Advocacy through Petcore and Cefic
* Monitoring of legislative changes (EU focus) and managing implications for
future markets for chemically recycled PET
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janv. 2018
déc. 2020
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Commercial development
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BP Downstream July
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* Lead strategy and identification of top sustainable chemicals and plastics opportunities, conduct detailed analysis of promissing candidates and build business cases for partnering, investment and acquisition
* Conduct techno economic analysis, due diligence, business development and strategy development
* Successfully lead technical due diligence, commercial negotiations and creation of investment cases for a major bio-chemical opportunity, a recycling investment, and bio-degradable plastics opportunities.
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sept. 2015
juil. 2018
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Technology Strategy Advisor
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BP Group Technology
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* Lead the Downstream element (Transportation, Refining, Bio-fuels, Synthetic fuels and Petrochemicals) of the global BP Long Term Technology View and regional technology views to 2050. The work was published as part of the BP Technoplogy Outlook 2018.
* Lead the BP sustainable chemicals and plastics study group. Identify opportunities including key players, technology status and technoeconomic analysis.
* Manage technology strategy forming the basis of technology input to BP Group strategy including executive briefing material, technology risk matrix and act as secretary to the Group Technology Committee
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août 2011
sept. 2015
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Technology Manager
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Castrol innoVentures group
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* Develop and commercialise new technologies and collaborations in support of long term business development
* Manage cross-cutting technology enablers for innoVentures (including Biotechnology, Advanced materials, Sensor technology, Additive technology, Novel base-oil concepts)
* Identify, and develop relationships with start-up companies for venture investment, collaborative research and acquisition
* Conducting technology due diligence
* Working with the BP ICAM and University of Manchester developing advanced materials to moderate friction and wear
* Delivered novel base oil technology options, novel lubricant additive options and novel oil sensor technologies
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juin 2009
août 2011
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Team leader
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BP Refining&Marketing
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* Seting up and leading a cross business team of scientists in the UK and Naperville, Chicago to grow and deepen the fundamental chemistry and catalysis research capability
* Creating and delivering technical programmes under guidance of the Chief Chemist in collaboration with technical experts
* Managing relationships, maintain and grow collaborative research with scientists in R&M and external organisations including academic research groups.
* Member of the scientific advisory board of NSF funded 'Powering the Planet'
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août 2005
juin 2009
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Catalyst technologist
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BP Group technology
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* Responsible for the Fischer Tropsch (Gas To Liquids) catalyst technology development and scale-up delivering improved catalyst performance
* Management of the construction of a catalyst testing facility
* Coaching, technical and people management of a technician, graduate chemists and interns
* Leading the experimental design and management of an external High Throughput Experimentation programme, including experimental design, data data analysis.
* Secretary of the BP funded collaboration with Caltech and UC Berkeley, including internal/external communications and programme managemen
* Accepted on BP's high potential programme
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janv. 2002
août 2005
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Graduate Chemist
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BP Chemicals
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* Responsible for the evaluation of new catalyst and process opportunities for acetic acid technologies (homogeneous and heterogeneous) and syngas conversion catalysts.
* Experimental design and management of external HTE programmes focussing on heterogeneous catalyst synthesis, development and screening.
* Coaching, technical and people management of various interns and PhD students in internal research teams and at universities.
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sept. 1998
déc. 1998
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Visiting Scientist
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NIDDK, Maryland, USA
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janv. 1996
déc. 1999
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PhD Student
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Ph.D. research University of Amsterdam
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"The reduction of NMR relaxation rates employing low viscosity fluids. Reducing the rotational correlation time." With Prof. C.J. Elsevier
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sept. 1990
déc. 1995
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Graduate student MSc
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P.W.N.M van Leeuwen
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Synthesis of poly-dentate phosphine ligands and their coordination chemistry for supramolecular catalysis
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Diplômes et formations
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sept. 1992
mars 1999
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Chemistry PhD
- BAC+6 et plus
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Universiteit van Amsterdam
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Compétences
Creative thinking, innovative, improvisation skills, diligence and the ability to prioritise. Make excellent use of analytical and problem solving skills to reach practical solutions. Highly driven to deliver against targets, a can-do approach and a highly motivated self-starter, strategic thinker. Ability to bridge technical and commercial aspects of technology development and commercialisation
Compétences linguistiques
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