Matthew Fay

Matthew Fay started their work experience as a Scientist/Engineer at T/J Technologies in 1998, where they focused on developing materials for lithium-ion battery cathodes and anodes, as well as fuel cell anodes. Matthew conducted characterizations of these materials using analytical techniques and electrochemical test cells.

In 2002, Matthew joined General Motors as a Project Engineer, where they worked closely with fuel cell component suppliers and conducted testing and analysis of fuel cell performance and durability data. Matthew was later chosen to be the Resident Engineer at a major overseas supplier. Matthew also served as a Process Engineer, where they were responsible for developing processes for various fuel cell components and collaborating with manufacturing partners. Matthew also played a role as a Senior Process Engineer, overseeing the qualification of a critical fuel cell component supplier and working on quality control measurement tools.

In 2013, Matthew became a Senior Engineer at General Motors and took on the role of developing manufacturing processes for key fuel cell components. Matthew worked closely with Honda, a development partner, to manufacture fuel cell products that met performance goals. Matthew also scaled up prototyping processes to support a GM-Honda manufacturing joint venture.

Most recently, Matthew joined Plug Power in 2021 as a Principal Engineer, where they continue to contribute their expertise in the field.

Matthew Fay has a strong educational background in Chemical Engineering. Matthew obtained their Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering from the University at Buffalo, where they studied from 1990 to 1995. Following this, they pursued further education and earned a Master's degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Minnesota, which they completed between 1995 and 1997.

In addition to their formal education, Matthew has also obtained certifications in the field. In 2009, they obtained the Six-Sigma Black Belt certification from the University of Michigan. Furthermore, in 2018, they obtained the Design for Six Sigma (DFSS) Black Belt certification from General Motors. These certifications showcase their expertise and commitment to continuous improvement and efficiency in their professional work.