Katelyn Palmatier
About Katelyn Palmatier
Katelyn Palmatier is a Process Engineer at ExxonMobil with a background in chemical engineering from the University of Minnesota.
Title: Process Engineer at ExxonMobil
Katelyn Palmatier has been working as a Process Engineer at ExxonMobil since 2015. In this role, she is involved in designing, developing, and optimizing chemical processes within the company. Her experience in this position has helped her build a solid foundation in the energy sector, allowing her to navigate complex engineering challenges and contribute to the company's operational efficiency.
Previous Roles and Experience
Katelyn Palmatier has a diverse range of professional experiences in various engineering and research roles. In 2014, she worked as an Optimization and Modeling Intern at ExxonMobil, where she gained valuable insights into process optimization. She also served as Vice President of the Society of Women Engineers’ UMN Chapter in Chicago, Illinois. Furthermore, her earlier roles include a Chemist Intern position at Ecolab in 2013 and a Splash Pad Attendant at St Louis Park Splash Pad in 2012. Katelyn also worked as a Research Assistant with the Wagner Group in the Department of Medicinal Chemistry at the University of Minnesota from 2012 to 2013.
Education and Chemical Engineering Expertise
Katelyn Palmatier graduated from the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities with a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Chemical Engineering in 2015. Her educational background provided her with comprehensive training in chemical engineering principles and practices. The rigorous curriculum included courses in process design, thermodynamics, and chemical kinetics, equipping her with the skills needed to thrive in her professional career.
Mentoring and Community Involvement
Katelyn Palmatier is actively involved in mentoring undergraduate students at the University of Minnesota. She focuses on guiding students interested in process engineering, sharing her knowledge, and providing career advice. Her involvement in mentoring demonstrates her commitment to fostering the next generation of engineers and her passion for the field of process engineering.