Keegan Cisowski is a research engineer at Magrathea Metals. Keegan previously worked as a process technology group engineer at Pacific Industrial Development Corporation from April 2016 to April 2020. While at PIDC, Keegan led all catalyst support extrusion projects and development, achieved PIDC’s 1st-ever production-scale extrusion of over 30 MT of product, and conducted hundreds of experimental trials for each extrusion system. Keegan also created and shipped over 100 lab-scale customer-specific catalyst suppport samples that achieved narrow targets for surface area, porosity, strength, size, and elemental composition. In addition, Keegan created custom hardware to meet customers’ desired support properties (chiefly shape) that pushed the limits of PIDC’s existing machinery. Keegan was selected by management to represent the company at annual expos and visits to customers and suppliers. Prior to their work at PIDC, Keegan was a quality engineering intern at JAC Products from May 2013 to July 2013.
Keegan Cisowski obtained a Bachelor’s Degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Michigan.
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