Ethan Otash

Ethan Otash has a diverse work experience in engineering and research roles. Ethan worked as a Process Engineering Co-Op at Inkbit, where they designed recycling methods for chemicals used in post-processing printed parts and optimized cost models for customers. Ethan also contributed to process design for systems involving heat exchangers and pumping systems, as well as aided in the formulation of UV curable polymer resins for additive manufacturing. Prior to that, Ethan worked as an Analysis and Characterization Co-Op at Ambri, where they performed chemical analysis and characterization of failed liquid metal battery cells using various tools. Ethan also conducted research experiments to optimize the electrochemical potential of cells. Earlier in their career, they worked as an Anti-Ballistic Materials Researcher at Northeastern University.

Ethan Otash completed their high school education at Ridge High School, earning a High School Diploma in the year 2020. Following this, they pursued higher education at Northeastern University from 2020 to 2024, majoring in Chemical Engineering and obtaining a Bachelor's degree in the same field.