Kyle Self
About Kyle Self
Vice President, Engineering
Kyle Self is the Vice President of Engineering, a role in which he focuses on process modeling, scale-up, and safety. With more than 30 years of experience in these areas, he has built a substantial career by developing and scaling up technologies that utilize innovative processes and materials. His extensive background positions him as a key figure in engineering leadership.
Professional Experience
Kyle Self's professional journey began at Exxon Chemical Company where he worked in process development and plant operations. He then moved on to Stone and Webster Engineering Corporation, designing processes for world-scale chemical plants. His career has included significant roles at Symyx Technologies, Fluidigm Corporation, and Accelergy Corporation. Notably, he previously held the title of Vice President of Process Technology at Chemetry Corporation, where he managed the design, construction, and commissioning of first-of-a-kind pilot plants and demonstration plants.
Advanced Technology Development and Electrochemistry Research
Kyle Self has a notable involvement in advanced technology development and electrochemistry research. This expertise has been a core component of his career, influencing his work across various organizations and contributing to innovative projects and the development of new materials and processes.
Educational Background
Kyle Self holds a BS in Chemical Engineering from Rice University. He furthered his education by earning a PhD from the University of California at Santa Barbara. This strong educational foundation has underpinned his career in engineering and provided him with the knowledge required to excel in advanced technology development.