Jeroen de Graaf

Jeroen de Graaf has a diverse work experience. Jeroen is currently working as a Senior Process Engineer at Plug Power, where they design and develops Green Hydrogen Electrolyzer facilities and finalizes Produced Water Treatment projects. Before joining Plug Power, they worked at Frames as a Senior Process Engineer, where they designed Produced Water Treatment packages and developed treatment technologies for the oil & gas industry. Jeroen also worked as a Process Engineer, focusing on Separation Technologies. Jeroen has also worked as a Talent Scout at YER and as an Intern at Frames. Prior to that, they gained experience as a Laboratory Assistant and Teaching Assistant at the University of Twente. Jeroen also served as a Board Member at Stichting SQuiz Chemie and worked as a Worker at Gemeente Zwolle. Jeroen has educational involvement as well, serving as Secretary & Educational Affairs Commissioner at C.T.S.G. Alembic, where they supported Chemical Engineering students.

Jeroen de Graaf has a strong educational background primarily in the field of Chemical Engineering. Jeroen started their education at the Prins Clausschool, where they completed their primary school education from 1992 to 2000. Following this, they attended Meander College from 2000 to 2006, where they obtained their VWO+ degree.

In 2006, Jeroen de Graaf enrolled at the University of Twente to pursue a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering, a program they completed in 2011. During their time at the university, they had the opportunity to conduct a bachelor thesis in Chemical Engineering at Washington State University in 2011.

Motivated to further their knowledge and expertise in Chemical Engineering, Jeroen de Graaf continued their education at the University of Twente, where they pursued a Master of Science degree from 2011 to 2013.

Overall, Jeroen de Graaf has exhibited a consistent focus on Chemical Engineering throughout their education, starting from secondary school up to their master's studies.