Spiber Inc.
Eric S. Lee has a diverse work experience in the engineering and biochemical industries. Eric S. is currently the Vice President of Engineering at Spiber Inc. Prior to this role, they worked as a Senior Process Consultant at Viable Bio-Projects LLC, where they supported clients in the food, biochemical, and specialty chemical industries. Eric S. also served as a Plant Manager and Engineering Manager at Green Biologics Ltd., where they focused on creating a biochemical company and developing novel processes. Eric has held various managerial positions throughout their career, including Process Engineering Manager at Zachry Engineering and Engineering Manager at Osage Bio Energy. Eric S. also has experience as an Engineering Consultant at Viable Bio-Projects LLC, Director of Plant Operations and Process Engineering at Renewable Agricultural Energy, and Process Project Engineer at Quaker Oats. Earlier in their career, they worked as a Production Engineer at Henkel Corporation and a Process Engineer at National Starch & Chemical (Holdings) Ltd. Eric is known for their hard work, consensus building, and open-door approach.
Eric S. Lee holds a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Chemical Engineering from Iowa State University. In addition to their formal education, they have obtained several certifications, including "Learning Minitab," "Six Sigma Foundations," and "Six Sigma: Green Belt" from LinkedIn. Furthermore, they are a registered Professional Engineer with the Nebraska Board of Engineering.
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Spiber Inc.
Established in September 2007, Spiber Inc. is a Japanese biotechnology startup utilizing cutting-edge synthetic biology, polymer, and material science for the development of Brewed Protein™, a novel protein-based material that can be used to create fibers, films, resins, and more. Produced through microbial fermentation and utilizing agricultural feedstocks as their primary raw material, Brewed Protein™ materials are well-positioned to make significant contributions to animal-free and plastic-free initiatives in a range of fields, such as the apparel and automotive industries. Spiber has raised 35.4 billion yen (as of Oct 2020; more than 330 million USD) to date, and is currently engaged in the construction of its first overseas plant, scheduled to begin operating in 2021.