Kelsey Limbaugh
About Kelsey Limbaugh
Kelsey Limbaugh is a Process Improvement Engineer at Milliken & Company, specializing in process improvement within materials science, particularly polymers. She holds a degree in materials science and engineering with a minor in chemistry, and has prior experience as a laboratory technician and undergraduate researcher.
Work at Milliken & Company
Kelsey Limbaugh has been employed at Milliken & Company since 2018, serving as a Process Improvement Engineer. In this role, she focuses on enhancing processes within the materials science sector, with a particular emphasis on polymers. Her work contributes to the company's commitment to innovation and efficiency in manufacturing practices. Limbaugh's position is based in Spartanburg, South Carolina, where she has been instrumental in implementing strategies that optimize production workflows.
Education and Expertise
Kelsey Limbaugh graduated in December 2017 with a major in materials science and engineering and a minor in chemistry. This academic foundation provides her with a robust understanding of the properties and applications of various materials, particularly polymers. Her educational background supports her expertise in process improvement, enabling her to effectively analyze and enhance manufacturing processes within her current role.
Background
Before joining Milliken & Company, Kelsey Limbaugh worked at Palmetto Plating Co., Inc. as a Laboratory Technician from 2012 to 2018. This six-year experience in a laboratory setting allowed her to develop practical skills in materials analysis and testing. Additionally, she served as an Undergraduate Student Researcher at Clemson University for 11 months in 2017, where she gained valuable research experience that furthered her knowledge in materials science.
Professional Experience
Kelsey Limbaugh has accumulated significant professional experience in the field of materials science. Her tenure at Palmetto Plating Co., Inc. as a Laboratory Technician provided her with hands-on experience in materials processing and quality control. Following this, her role at Milliken & Company as a Process Improvement Engineer has allowed her to apply her academic knowledge to real-world challenges in the industry, particularly in the area of polymer processing.