Morgan Schneider

Morgan Schneider has a diverse work experience spanning a range of industries. They began their career as a Teaching Assistant for the Virginia Tech Engineering Communications Program in 2015. In 2016, they worked as an Equestrian Groom at Chado Farms Inc. The following year, Morgan joined LifeCell, An Acelity Company, as a Production Technician. In 2017, they transitioned to Modern Meadow, where they served in various research associate roles and eventually became a Senior Research Associate I. They briefly left Modern Meadow to work as a Product Development Engineer, NPD at Smith & Nephew from May 2021 to December 2022. However, they returned to Modern Meadow in 2023 as a Process Engineer II. Overall, Morgan Schneider has gained extensive experience in research, product development, and engineering roles throughout their career.

Morgan Schneider obtained a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Materials Science and Engineering from Virginia Tech from 2012 to 2016. Following that, from 2020 to 2023, Morgan pursued a Master of Science (MS) degree in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Florida.

In addition to their formal education, Morgan also obtained several certifications. In May 2023, Morgan obtained the following certifications: "Business Acumen for Project Managers," "Emotional Intelligence for Project Managers (Blinkist Summary)," "Engineering Project Management," "Enhance Your Productivity with Effective Note-Taking," "Leading Productive Meetings," "Managing Project Stakeholders," "Project Management Foundations," "Project Management Foundations: Communication," "Project Management Foundations: Risk," "Project Management Foundations: Schedules," "Project Management: Preventing Scope Creep," and "Smartsheet Essential Training." Moreover, in June 2023, Morgan earned certifications in "PowerPoint: Eight Easy Ways to Make Your Presentation Stand Out" and "Presenting to Senior Executives," and "Speaking Confidently and Effectively." All of these certifications were obtained from LinkedIn, except for the "Engineering Project Management" certification which was obtained from the University of Florida.