Nicholas O'Hallaron, EIT

Experience

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  Carnegie Mellon University

  May 2014 - Jan 2015

  Undergraduate Research Fellow

  Performed independent grant-funded research in Dr. Kelvin Gregory's lab investigating light-based methods of curbing hydrogen sulfide biocorrosion in produced water pipelines. This project was based in microbial ecology and redox/electrochemical principles, and was intended to be a proof of concept.

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  Entech Engineering, Inc.

  Jan 2017 - now

  Engineering Designer

  Current responsibilities primarily include water and wastewater process design, design of water and wastewater collection/conveyance/distribution systems, water system planning and development, and process control support for both public and private clients in western Pennsylvania. I also provide water treatment consulting services to help plant operators optimize their treatment process and chemical dosages using jar testing.