Paul Gruenbacher
About Paul Gruenbacher
Paul Gruenbacher is a Research Engineer currently employed at Convergent Science, where he has worked since 2019. He has a background in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering from The Ohio State University and has held various engineering roles, including positions at NexTech Materials, TotalSim LLC, and The Ohio State University.
Current Role at Convergent Science
Paul Gruenbacher has been employed as a Research Engineer at Convergent Science since 2019. In this role, he primarily develops software using C++ for the Converge platform. His responsibilities include maintaining over 800,000 lines of code within the Convergent Science platform. Gruenbacher specializes in graphical user interface (GUI) development using QT, emphasizing quality in development, automation, and testing.
Previous Experience at TotalSim LLC
Before joining Convergent Science, Paul Gruenbacher worked as an Engineer at TotalSim LLC from 2015 to 2019. His role involved contributing to engineering projects and applying his technical skills in a professional setting. This four-year experience helped him develop practical expertise in engineering applications.
Internship at NexTech Materials, Ltd.
In 2014, Paul Gruenbacher completed a four-month internship at NexTech Materials, Ltd. in the Columbus, Ohio area. This position provided him with foundational experience in research and development within the materials science sector.
Educational Background in Chemical Engineering
Paul Gruenbacher studied Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at The Ohio State University from 2012 to 2015, where he earned a degree in Chemical Engineering. His academic background laid the groundwork for his engineering career and technical skills.
Fellowship Experience at The Ohio State University
Paul Gruenbacher held several fellowships at The Ohio State University. He served as a Nishikawara Fellow for three months in 2009 and as a Pelotonia Cancer Research Fellow from 2010 to 2012. These roles involved research activities that contributed to his professional development and understanding of engineering applications in research settings.