Oliver Stubley
About Oliver Stubley
Oliver Stubley is the Process Engineering Lead at Tronox, where he has worked since 2019. He has a background in manufacturing engineering and has conducted research in computational fluid dynamics, with experience in waste optimization and standard operating procedures.
Current Role at Tronox
Oliver Stubley serves as the Process Engineering Lead at Tronox, a position he has held since 2019. He works at the Stallingborough facility, where he applies his expertise in process engineering to enhance operational efficiency. His role involves overseeing various engineering projects and ensuring that processes meet industry standards.
Previous Experience in Process Engineering
Prior to his current role, Oliver worked as a Manufacturing Engineer from 2017 to 2019 at a facility in Stallingborough. During this time, he focused on base pigment production and environmental units, gaining valuable experience on a top tier COMAH site. He also held the position of Graduate Process Engineer from 2015 to 2017, further developing his engineering skills.
Educational Background
Oliver Stubley completed his Master of Engineering (MEng) degree at The University of Sheffield, where he studied from 2011 to 2015. His academic work included a third-year design project that focused on designing a unit for drying a sensitive pharmaceutical intermediate, showcasing his engineering capabilities.
Research and Development Experience
Oliver conducted a research project on thermal uniformity in structured reactor channels, which enhanced his skills in computational fluid dynamics. This project contributed to his understanding of complex engineering processes and their applications in manufacturing.
Early Career and Additional Roles
Before his engineering roles, Oliver worked as an Admin Assistant at the UK Border Agency for two months in 2013. He also gained practical experience during a summer placement with The Silver Spoon Company, where he focused on waste optimisation and developing standard operating procedures. Additionally, he worked as an Engineering Placement Student at The Silver Spoon Company in 2014.