Troy Gould
About Troy Gould
Troy Gould is a Process Engineering Manager at Solid Power, Inc., where he has worked since 2024. He has extensive experience in chemical engineering, having held various positions at Solid Power and other organizations, contributing to advancements in battery technology and LED product development.
Work at Solid Power
Troy Gould currently serves as the Process Engineering Manager at Solid Power, Inc. since 2024. He has held various roles within the company, including Senior Chemical Engineer and Chemical Engineer II, contributing to advancements in next-generation battery technology. Gould has played a pivotal role in leading the development of the largest sulfide solid-state electrolyte production facility globally. He has also built a team focused on technology transfers from R&D, enhancing process automation and data analytics, and supporting production teams in process optimization.
Education and Expertise
Troy Gould holds a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering and Textile Engineering from North Carolina State University, where he studied from 2003 to 2007. He furthered his education at the University of Colorado Boulder, earning a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Chemical Engineering from 2008 to 2014. His expertise includes statistical data analysis and process design, particularly in the context of battery technology.
Background
Gould's professional background includes significant experience in various roles across multiple organizations. Prior to his tenure at Solid Power, he worked at BASF as a Scientist III, focusing on Application Technology & Delivery Optimization, and at Cree as a Research Scientist III, where he developed new LED products. His early career included research assistant positions at North Carolina State University and participation in NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates at Cornell University and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Achievements
Throughout his career, Troy Gould has achieved notable milestones, including leading the development of advanced production facilities and contributing to the optimization of processes in battery technology. At BASF, he modified the wind tunnel for R&D projects, showcasing his ability to enhance research capabilities. His work at Cree involved collaboration with cross-functional teams to transition products from R&D to full-scale production, demonstrating his comprehensive understanding of product development.