Katrina Taylor
About Katrina Taylor
Katrina Taylor is a Quality Assurance Technician with a Bachelor's Degree in Chemical Engineering from Louisiana State University. She has experience in various engineering roles, including positions at Saint-Gobain and Valero Energy Corporation.
Work at Octapharma Plasma
Katrina Taylor currently serves as a Quality Assurance Technician at Octapharma Plasma, Inc. She has held this position since 2022. In her role, she is responsible for ensuring that the quality standards of plasma products are met, contributing to the overall safety and efficacy of the products provided by the organization. Her work is crucial in maintaining compliance with regulatory requirements and industry standards.
Education and Expertise
Katrina Taylor earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Chemical Engineering from Louisiana State University, completing her studies from 2015 to 2020. This educational background has equipped her with a strong foundation in chemical processes, quality control, and engineering principles, which she applies in her current role and previous positions.
Background in Engineering
Before joining Octapharma Plasma, Katrina Taylor gained valuable experience in various engineering roles. She worked as an EOM Rotational Engineer at Saint-Gobain from 2020 to 2022, where she developed skills in engineering operations. Additionally, she served as a Process Engineer at Saint-Gobain for six months in 2022, focusing on process optimization.
Internship Experience at Valero Energy Corporation
Katrina Taylor completed multiple internships at Valero Energy Corporation. She worked as an Environmental Chemical Engineering Intern in 2017 for three months and as a Process Engineer Intern in both 2018 and 2019, each for three months. These internships provided her with hands-on experience in process engineering and environmental management within the energy sector.
Early Work Experience
Katrina Taylor began her professional journey as a Front Desk Student Worker at Louisiana State University from 2015 to 2016. This role allowed her to develop customer service skills and gain experience in a university setting, which contributed to her professional development before transitioning into engineering roles.