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Juan Sebastian Esquivel Gutierrez is a chemical engineering student at MIT expected to graduate in June 2020. He has conducted research at several prestigious labs including Unilever, Greg Stephanopoulos Lab, and Robert Langer Lab. He has also held leadership roles such as president of MAES: Latinos in Science and Engineering and facilities chair of MIT American Institute of Chemical Engineers. His skills include fluency in English and Spanish as well as proficiency in data analysis, time management, and presentations.
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- 1. Juan Sebastian Esquivel Gutierrez 52 Marion Pepe Dr. Apt. D Lodi, NJ 07644 | 201-375-8957 | sebasesq@mit.edu | LinkedIn EDUCATION Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Cambridge, MA Candidate for B.S. in Chemical Engineering GPA: 3.5/5.0 Expected Graduation: June 2020 Courses: Integrated Chemical Engineering, Micro/Nano Processing Technology, Chemical Reactor Kinetics and Design, Separation/Transport Processes, Fluid Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Biochemistry, Organic Chemistry EXPERIENCE Unilever, Applied Measurement Science Research & Development Intern Trumbull, CT • Created Standard Testing Protocol to investigate future core product formulations May-Aug 2019 • Discovered key interactions between factors that impact product sunlight stability • Created initial predictive models and contour plots to visualize product stability Greg Stephanopoulos Lab, Research Fellow: Recycling of Acid Whey Cambridge, MA • Conducted bioreactor experiments for optimal growth of an engineered yeast on acid whey Feb-May 2019 • Analyzed OD, DCW, HPLC, GC data to measure and model cell biomass yield • Performed scale-up economic analyses to estimate profit of proposed recycling solution SageGlass Electrochromics, Research & Development Intern Faribault, MN • Led innovation for development process of electrochromic film-based products Jun-Aug 2018 • Created pilot-scale samples using new interlayer material for future product marketing • Performed mechanical and optical analysis of pilot-scale samples to simulate future product performance Robert Langer Lab, Research Fellow: Vaccine Tracking Cambridge, MA • Assisted the preliminary design of a skin-patch to act as a vaccine record in developing countries Sep-Dec 2016 • Molded microneedles and implanted pigments in ex-vivo skin samples to study product design response • Analyzed the degradation of pigment within the skin under accelerated sun conditions to simulate performance LEADERSHIP Cambridge, MA MAES: Latinos in Science and Engineering, President Mar 2018-Present • Delegated weekly responsibilities to all executive members to ensure successful event coordination • Scheduled club-company events to allow members to network and gain valuable professional skills • Empowered the MIT Latinx community to realize its fullest potential through company/community outreach events MIT American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AICHE), Facilities Chair Feb 2019-Present • Managed a $3000 budget per semester for bi-weekly food orders for 160-person undergrad community • Supported programs to empower the undergraduate chemical engineering community MIT Minority Business Association (MBA), Active Member Sep 2018-Present • Advertised the empowerment of underrepresented groups in business • Supported programs to educate students in finance, consulting, entrepreneurship, and global development Nu Delta Fraternity, Steward & Co-Athletic Chair Sep 2017-Present • Managed a $25,000 budget per semester for weekly food orders and organized dinner menus for 40 members • Organized fall/spring intramural soccer schedules, led soccer team to A-League championship SKILLS & ACHIEVEMENTS • Fluent in English and Spanish • Skills: Microsoft Suite, MATLAB, JMP, Data Analysis, Time Management, Organization, Presentations • Scholarships: QuestBridge Scholar, Hispanic Scholarship Fund Scholar, Fung Scholar, MIT Interphase EDGE Scholar