alexander shishkin

component engineer eats

About

I have a Masters degree from Mendeleyev University of Chemical Technology (Moscow, Russia) and Doctor of Philosophy degree from Chalmers University of Technology, Competence Centre for Catalysis (Gothenburg, Sweden). I have a strong background related to the field of heterogeneous catalysis. I have worked with catalysis for petrochemical industry and for the exhaust aftertreatment. I have a strong background related to the catalyst preparation, and especially zeolite synthesis. Besides my strong academic background, I am dedicated and have a strong work ethic. I have excellent communications skills with all people. I can work both independently and as a part of a team. I have experience with: - Catalyst preparation - Zeolite synthesis - Different physicochemical characterization techniques - Scientific writing and reports, including PowerPoint presentations - Business negotiations and project development

Country

russia

City

moscow

Industry

research

Skill

science, research, materials science, zeolites, catalysis, heterogeneous catalysis, petrochemical, surface chemistry, chemical engineering, chemical synthesis, nanotechnology, chemistry, spectroscopy, characterization, reactor design, powder x ray diffraction, english, microsoft office, microsoft word, microsoft excel, powerpoint

Experience

leading specialist

alchetech

2016-4 - 2016-9 · 6 mos

Participation in the development of the business model. Participation in the business negotiations with the domestic and international partners. Business presentations.

phd student

chalmers university of technology competence centre for catalysis

2011-9 - 2016-2 · 4 yrs 6 mos

Experimental research on the new routes of producing functionalized zeolites as exhaust aftertreatment catalysts, catalytic testing and characterization of the prepared catalysts by using different physicochemical techniques. Analytical interpretation of the results and scientific writing/reporting to the member companies of the Competence Centre for Catalysis.