Brian Skinn

Brian Skinn is an experienced chemical engineering researcher with a diverse skill set covering areas such as heat/mass transfer, reaction kinetics, and electrochemical engineering.

His expertise is complemented by a strong programming background in Python and Word/Excel/Outlook VBA, including GUI development for workflow optimization and data analysis automation.

He possesses excellent oral and written communication skills, enhancing his ability to convey complex technical information effectively.

Brian Skinn holds a PhD in Chemical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from Case Western Reserve University.

His academic journey began at Fairborn High School in Ohio, where he laid the foundation for his future educational and professional endeavors.

Currently, Brian serves as a Principal Research Scientist at Faraday Technology, Inc., contributing his expertise to cutting-edge projects and research initiatives.

Prior to his current role, he was a dedicated PhD Candidate at MIT, honing his research skills and expanding his knowledge in the field of chemical engineering.

Brian Skinn has also gained valuable experience through various positions, including R&D Intern at Saint-Gobain Crystals, Research Assistant at NASA Glenn Research Center, IT Intern at Eckart America, and Laboratory Assistant at University of Dayton Research Institute.