Corey Knight

Corey Knight has a diverse work experience in the field of process engineering. Corey started their career as a Co-op Engineer at ExxonMobil, where they created design tools and performed benchmarking analysis. Corey then worked as a Facilities Engineer, managing turnarounds, designing plant modifications, and troubleshooting operations. Corey later took on the role of Project/Process Engineer, where they successfully brought a $4B offshore project back on schedule and verified flare and relief systems for an LNG project. As a Facilities Project Engineer, they owned design issues and coordinated project teams for a major offshore arctic project. At Chevron Phillips Chemical Company, Corey served as a Process Engineer, implementing optimizations and leading plant improvement projects. Corey then became the Lead Process Engineer and Plant Engineering Lead, overseeing a group of engineers and leading a debottleneck project. Their most recent position was as a Global Process Engineering Manager at Plug Power. Overall, Corey has a strong background in process engineering, project management, and team leadership.

Corey Knight attended Georgia Institute of Technology from 2005 to 2010, where they pursued a Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) degree in Chemical Engineering. Additionally, Corey also obtained a Bachelor's degree in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering during the same time period.