Rachel Iwicki
About Rachel Iwicki
Rachel Iwicki is a Pipelines and Risers Engineer at ExxonMobil with extensive experience in engineering roles and a strong educational background in Mechanical Engineering and Russian Language and Literature.
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Rachel Iwicki is currently a Pipelines and Risers Engineer at ExxonMobil.
Education and Expertise
Rachel Iwicki holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and a Bachelor of Arts in Russian Language and Literature from Virginia Tech, both obtained from 2015 to 2019. She graduated Summa Cum Laude and has professional proficiency in Russian, as evidenced by passing the Test of Russian as a Foreign Language B-2 Test in 2015. Additionally, Rachel completed an Advanced Diploma in Prototyping from Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology in 2014.
Professional Background
Rachel Iwicki has extensive experience in engineering roles at ExxonMobil. Her tenure includes positions as a Pipelines and Risers Engineer in Houston starting in 2020, an Engineer in Operations in Goleta, California (2019-2020), an Upstream Engineering, Machinery Intern in Houston (2018), and an Upstream Engineering Intern (2017). She also worked at Eastman Chemical Company as a Compliance & Inspection Technology Intern in 2016.
Technical Leadership and Projects
At ExxonMobil, Rachel Iwicki provides technical leadership for the development, qualification, and execution of pipeline maintenance and inspection tools. She manages the deployment and improvement of the Pipeline Integrity Tableau dashboard program. Her role also involves extensive work on both onshore and offshore upstream assets through the Engineers in Operations (EiO) program.
Volunteer and Extracurricular Activities
Beyond her professional endeavors, Rachel Iwicki serves as the Communications Coordinator for the Canine Companions Gulf Coast Volunteer Chapter. During her time at Virginia Tech, she was actively involved in the Student Engineers' Council, holding positions such as President, Vice President, and Director of Philanthropy. Rachel also participated in the State Department's National Security Language Initiative for Youth, completing exchanges in Russia, Moldova, and Estonia.