Alison Renner

Alison Renner has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. Alison started their career as a Research Assistant at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, where they worked on an osteoporosis/bone density study using mice models. Alison later joined Kansas State University, serving as a Learning Assistant Coach and a member of the Prosthetic Design Team. During this time, they also led a project to develop a housing device for a microfluidic smartphone diagnostic system.

Alison then gained industry experience at Automatic Systems, Inc., where they worked as a Mechanical Engineering Intern. Alison further expanded their skills at Pfizer, initially as a Process Engineer in the Rotational Development Program, and later as a Capital Projects Process Engineer. In these roles, they managed capital projects, provided technical oversight, resolved technical issues, and achieved cost reduction goals.

Their most recent position was with Evolve Biologics, where they worked as a Process Engineer. Alison played a key role in building and designing a new plasma-derived therapy manufacturing site. Alison was responsible for making detailed design decisions, ensuring system safety, and collaborating with design firms.

Overall, Alison Renner has a strong background in engineering, research, project management, and process optimization, making their a highly skilled and versatile professional.

Alison Renner completed their Bachelor's degree in Biological Systems Engineering from Kansas State University, where they studied from 2016 to 2020. In addition to their degree, they also obtained the Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate (CSWA) certification from Kansas State University in May 2018. Alison further expanded their education by obtaining a Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt (ICYB) certification from Pfizer in April 2021. Recently, in May 2022, they earned a Master Certificate in Project Management from Wichita State University.