Resume
Jennifer S. Lasseter
- Texas Professional Engineer License #104694
- University of Texas at Austin • M.S. Chemical Engineering • August 2005 3.89/4.0
- Kansas State University • B.S. Chemical Engineering • December 2000 3.91/4.0
May 2012 – present
• Consultant dba Mind in North Austin
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Project lead for Pollution Prevention (P2) Workshop follow-up and technical assistance process as contract Research Engineer for UT-Arlington’s Zero Waste Network.
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Performed energy/resource/cost conservation calculations for EPA grant reporting.
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Drafted and coordinated approval of P2 Success Stories for online publication.
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Successfully completed EMS (ISO 14001) Lead Auditor training course (LRQA 5-day).
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MiNA.lasseter.net sustainability and energy blog posts including videos.
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AustinEcoNetwork.com green business profile blog posts: IKEA, Circular Energy, Balcones Resources, Texas Disposal Systems (TDS) and Greenling.
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GreenBiz.com blog posts: “How to make sustainability ideas stick” and “Growing green businesses in Austin“
September 2011 – January 2012
• Environmental Scientist, Hill Country Environmental, Inc.
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Prepared state air permit applications for sites in Texas, Arkansas, and Colorado.
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Clients included petroleum industry, bulk chemical distribution, coal strip mining and electronics R&D.
August 2006 – September 2011
• Pollution Prevention Specialist, TCEQ
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Assisted industry in reducing hazardous waste and Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) chemicals in all media.
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Project lead and instructor for annual series of Pollution Prevention Workshop events.
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Analyzed and tracked trends in annual reductions of hazardous waste and TRI chemicals by industry sector.
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Conducted final review and approval of waste reduction success stories published at ZeroWasteNetwork.org.
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Project lead and primary content editor for significant revisions to program guidance manual.
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Developed and conducted rule exemption requests review and renewal processes.
October 2005 – July 2006
• Permit Review Engineering Specialist, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ)
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Evaluated NSR permit applications for Coatings Sources including fiberglass, metal finishing/fabricating, military maintenance, medical diagnostic laboratory and cabinetry manufacturing.
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Provided technical assistance to applicants to resolve permit application deficiencies.
September 2002 – May 2005
• Graduate Research Assistant, University of Texas at Austin
- Researched air quality issues in the Houston-Galveston area by modifying reaction equations for computer simulations of particulate matter formation under David Allen.
April 2001 – July 2002
• Air Permit Review Engineering Specialist, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
May 2000 – August 2000
• Pollution Prevention Industry Consulting Intern, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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