Bryce Raoul

Developed and characterized goals for potential capitalization on world-renowned research centre initiatives, Communicated opportunities of potential developments through collection and analysis of technical and market data, producing a summarized assessment of concept viability.

Directed undergraduate student in corrosion based activities to develop understanding of unique experimental requirements, Developed and coordinated operating procedures for experimental analyses to ensure strict standard practices, Implemented prior learning knowledge and skills obtained from previous research assistant employment.

Created an immersive environment for young entrepreneurs, through the coordination and implementation of the Student Pitch Competition (SPC), Studied and analyzed Canadian IPO’s and corporate governance with respect to international companies for the Centre Chair, Assisted in the teaching and associated activities of TME3313 – Managing Engineering & Informational Technology Projects.

Performed and assisted in client mandated, industrial based research, pertaining to thermomechanical pulp, Studies and analyses were carried out to provide the client with a detailed view and understanding how implementation of research activities would produce a cost benefit, Participated in research activities which were directed by a graduate student.

Worked with Technical Services to provide unit optimization for Crude Unit, Gasoline Treater, and Residual Fluidic Catalytic Cracker, Technical services for a 60 day Turnaround, Vessel/Reactor/Equipment Inspection Document Procurement and Organization.

Corrosion in supercritical conditions

Energy Conversion Option, Co-op Education Option