Mark Brusilovsky

Mark Brusilovsky has worked in various roles and organizations throughout their career.

From August 2018 to the present, Mark has been working as a Process Engineer at Centrisys/CNP. In this role, they support global sustainability through the company's resource intensification portfolio, specifically in water and wastewater equipment and processes. Mark's focus is on creating systems that are energy-efficient, require fewer chemicals, and take up less space.

Prior to their current position, Mark worked as a Sanitary Engineer at the City of Chicago from July 2017 to July 2018.

From November 2016 to March 2017, Mark worked as an R&D Technician at Hollister Incorporated.

Before that, Mark worked as a Research Assistant at UIC Chemical Engineering from January 2014 to May 2016. In this role, they worked under Alexander Donovan PhD and assisted in creating artificially dense granules that act as platelets to induce coagulation. Mark'sresponsibilities included creating phospholipid vesicles, poly-phosphate nano-particles, running zeta potential and protein assay tests, and pipetting micro-volumes with accuracy and precision.

Mark Brusilovsky completed their education at the University of Illinois Chicago from 2012 to 2016. Mark obtained a BS in Chemical Engineering during this time.