Ryan Dickinson

Ryan Dickinson has worked in the engineering field since 2017. Ryan began their career at Phosphorus Free Water Solutions, where they served as a Project Engineer. In this role, they researched, developed, scaled up, and implemented novel water treatment processes in a fast-paced startup environment to protect and remediate Florida waters. Ryan acted as the lead process engineer and primary project engineer during the company's response to the Tampa Bay Piney Point environmental emergency. In 2021, Ryan Dickinson began working at Anuvia Plant Nutrients as a Project Engineer. In this role, they identify, evaluates, and implements projects to increase production or reduce downtime in a 24/7 manufacturing environment with very strict budgets and timelines. Ryan also evaluates and improves process controls to maximize on-spec production and minimize upset conditions. Additionally, they research and develops products and processes to further improve plant throughput or provide greater value per ton to customers.

Ryan Dickinson obtained a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from The Ohio State University in 2016.