1. Ian M. Boysen
Cell: (563)219-4537
Current Address: ian-boysen@uiowa.edu Permanent Address:
725 South Clinton Street Apt. 1 1534 2nd
Avenue
Iowa City IA 52240 Camanche IA, 52730
Education:
The University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA August 2012-Present
Major: Chemical Engineering
Tau Beta Pi and Omega Chi Epsilon
Graduating: May 2016 GPA: 3.78/4.00
Work Experience:
ADM Process Engineer Intern (Columbus, Nebraska) Summer 2014
Proposed, walked down, and budgeted $40,000 project that improved the safety of the plant
Experienced the process of an ethanol plant through P&ID walk downs
Did calculations on multiple process units to start a capital project to improve the production of the plant
Communicated with construction managers, operators, contractors, supervisors, and outside engineering
firms for multiple projects
Presented my projects and experience on plant site as well as at corporate
ADM Process Engineer Intern (Cedar Rapids) Summer 2015-present
Creating new and updating old P&IDs
Carpetland USA Winter 2013-2015
Worked in warehouse performing necessary maintenance and store remodeling
Cooperated with manager to accomplish tasks for store upkeep
M.K.J. Farms, Inc. 2008-2013
Learned to manage and improvise during daily farm operations
Provided manual labor to accomplish tasks on time
Project Experience:
American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) Fall 2013-present
Designing and researching an 8 foot wind turbine
Attending monthly meetings to learn more about renewable energy and opportunities in the field
United States Green Building Council (USGBC) Fall 2012-present
Realizing the benefits of rain garden in our community
Brainstorming for our sustainable trailer
Reaction Engineering/Separations Lab Spring 2015
Used concepts and calculations to analyze lab scale separation process units and reactors
Presented these findings in formal group lab reports as well as a final group presentation
Chemical Process Safety Project Spring 2015
Completed a HAZOP on a senior final design project
Located pressure reliefs and determined relief scenarios for the design project
Proposed an inherently safer design on the final design
Community and Leadership:
National Honor Society 2011-2012
Distributed goods during Christmas for the underprivileged of our community
Served in concession stands during games
Boy’s State/American Legion Summer 2011
Coordinated and constructed a local government within the barracks
Worked in groups to discuss ideas for camp policy and leadership