Sarah Morris
About Sarah Morris
Sarah Morris is a Process Engineer at Arup in Cardiff, United Kingdom, with extensive experience in chemical engineering and wastewater treatment.
Current Position at Arup
Sarah Morris is currently employed as a Process Engineer at Arup in Cardiff, United Kingdom. She began this role in 2018. Her duties involve investigating wastewater treatment works around Yorkshire and Wales. Additionally, she has been involved in projects such as the setup and commissioning of equipment for wastewater testing, contributing to the water department's functions.
Graduate Position at Arup
Before becoming a full Process Engineer, Sarah Morris worked as a Graduate Process Engineer at Arup from 2016 to 2018. During this time, she gained valuable experience that contributed to her current role in the organization. Her exposure to various engineering projects provided a solid foundation for her subsequent responsibilities on the team.
Educational Background in Chemical Engineering
Sarah Morris obtained her MSc in Chemical Engineering from Swansea University, where she studied from 2015 to 2016. This academic achievement followed her undergraduate degree at Cardiff University, where she earned an MChem in Chemistry from 2011 to 2015. During her undergraduate studies, she synthesized polymeric contrast agents for MRI as part of her fourth-year project, focusing on polymer ligand complexes with metal ions.
Industry Experience at The Dow Chemical Company
Sarah Morris completed an industrial placement at The Dow Chemical Company in Provence-Alpes-Cote D’Azur, France, from 2013 to 2014. This 11-month experience provided her with practical industry insights and exposure to real-world chemical engineering applications. This role enriched her professional skillset, helping to bridge the gap between her academic knowledge and industry requirements.
Research and Projects
Throughout her career, Sarah Morris has been involved in several notable projects. At Arup, she investigated wastewater treatment processes and the setup of water clarification systems. During her academic tenure, she synthesized polymeric contrast agents for MRI and explored techniques to clarify metal loading in polymer ligand complexes. She documented significant research findings in a dissertation submitted in September.