Morgan Mayer is a process engineer with a strong foundation in chemical and mechanical engineering and nine years of hands-on experience bridging experimental combustion research and computational modeling. With an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering (Thermal Fluid Science) and a CS minor, Morgan has five years of Python experience building ML pipelines, predicting biofuel properties, validating kinetic models, and automating uncertainty quantification for complex reaction networks. At Infinium and in academic labs, they’ve translated lab-scale reactor and combustion data into actionable process insights and reduced model dimensionality to improve predictive performance. Comfortable communicating technical trade-offs, Morgan excels at turning data-driven hypotheses into pragmatic plans within collaborative, multidisciplinary teams. A less obvious strength is their track record of creating user-focused Python tools that make sophisticated uncertainty analyses accessible to non-experts, speeding decision-making in fuel development.
9 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS, Mechanical Engineering: Thermal Fluid Science, Master of Science - MS, Mechanical Engineering: Thermal Fluid Science at Oregon State University
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