Alexander D. Murdock

Alexander D. Murdock has a diverse work experience. In 2019, they were the Co-Founder of Thermulon. In 2018, they were a Junior Process Engineer at Hatch, where they provided process engineering, procurement and construction services for the mining & metals industry. In 2016, they were a Medical Gases Intern - Fluid Dynamics at Air Liquide, where they worked in a team of engineers and scientists to investigate medical gas therapies using computer models. In 2015, they were a Process Engineering Support - Sulphuric Acid at NORAM Engineering & Constructors Ltd, where they provided engineering support to the sulphuric acid department. In 2014, they were an Engineering Intern - Membrane Group at AFCC Automotive Fuel Cell Cooperation Corp., where they developed a high-performing, durable and cost-effective proton exchange membrane for use in Ford and Daimler's fuel cell vehicles. In 2013, they were a Construction Claims Intern at TMA Construction Consultants (Now Deloitte Capital Projects), where they worked with project management and construction claims experts to analyze delays and costs overrun in large scale infrastructure projects.

Alexander D. Murdock's education history begins with their high school studies at Asociación Escuelas Lincoln from 2007 to 2010. Alexander D. then attended American School of Paris and received an IB Diploma in 2012. Alexander D. then moved on to The University of British Columbia, where they graduated with a Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) with Distinction in Chemical & Biological Engineering in 2017.