Erik Kallenbach

Current

• Research Intern at Battelle

Education

• Carnegie Mellon University

Connections

2 connections

Industry

Research

Erik Kallenbach’s Summary

Designed, built, and tested a solar chimney (parabolic dish concept) over the course of three weeks on a limited $300 budget then analyzed the data regarding power efficiency in a technical paper. Summer of 2006, going into senior year of high school.

Developed and tested methods of producing Biofuels, specifically Biodiesel, from post-cooking grease and vegetable oil. Collaborated with a research institution on the matter. Also wrote a paper with a group on this method.
Fall of 2006 through Spring 2007.

Erik Kallenbach’s Specialties:

Numerical Computation Methods, Error Analysis, Applied Analysis, Structural Design, Efficiency Determination, Biofuel Production, Hazardous Materials Testing, Imagineering, Global Thinking, Basic Java and C++ Skills

Erik Kallenbach’s Experience

• Research Intern

  Battelle

  (Non-Profit; 10,001 or more employees; Research industry)

  August 2008 — Present (1 year 4 months)

  Hazardous Materials Testing, Safety Equipment Testing, Engineering Control Design, Applied Analytical Chemistry.

Erik Kallenbach’s Education

• Carnegie Mellon University

  Dual B.S. , Mathematics/Chemistry , 2007 — 2011 (expected)

  Activities and Societies:

  Math Club, Undergraduate Investment Club, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track

Additional Information

Erik Kallenbach’s Interests:

Mathematics, Chemistry, Statistics, Research, Running, Skiing, Finance, Ethical Theory, Water Skiing, Wake Boarding, Soccer, Violin. There are no boxes when it comes to thinking, just ideas and their application.

Erik Kallenbach’s Contact Settings

Interested In:

• career opportunities
• consulting offers
• new ventures
• job inquiries
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