Scott Fayer

Scott Fayer is a well-rounded professional with a strong academic background in Chemical Engineering, holding a MS Degree from the University of Utah and a BS Degree in Professional Chemistry from Westminster College.

His career spans across academic, pure and applied science, web development consulting, and volunteering. Scott has excelled in roles such as CVD Process Owner/Engineer at IM Flash Technologies, Graduate Research Assistant, Research Chemist, Clinical Lab Assistant, and Project/Operations Management with NexBusiness.

As a dedicated volunteer, Scott contributed as a web developer for the Lorena Gonzalez Foundation and served as a Peer Mentor at Westminster College.

He has been recognized for his achievements with awards like the "GRC Best Presentation Award 2009" and prestigious fellowships including the Wayne Brown Fellowship. Scott has also been an active contributor to academic conferences with papers on computational techniques for estimating fracture surface areas in geothermal systems and modeling chemical stimulation in enhanced geothermal systems.

With a wide range of computer skills and experience, Scott is proficient in tools like JMP v10, MATLAB, MS Office, HTML5, CSS, and possesses intermediate skills in SQL, JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, and more. His expertise also extends to various Micron/IMFT systems.

Continuing his education, Scott has pursued courses in Full Stack Web Development and PMBA at the University of Utah's David Eccles School of Business.