Alyssa Hain

Generation Engineering at Evergy
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Spring Hill, Kansas, United States, US

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Experience

    • United States
    • Utilities
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Generation Engineering
      • May 2023 - Present

      Throughout the summer, I worked with my team to pilot a digital twin that models two of Evergy's combustion turbines. I developed many project management, technical, and organizational skills. I grew an understanding of the needs of the project and how I could play I roll in meeting those needs, or finding the right people who could. I pulled major data pulls in order to allow our pilot company to discern which points they wanted to use to backfill this project. There were other project I worked on throughout the summer, such as correcting a heat rate calculation and helped develop dynamic offers for Evergy to use and understand the capabilities of all of our combustion turbines based upon the outside temperature. I additionally had exposure to many types of power generation and saw how chemicals engineers could be assets to a utility! Finally, I worked alongside the emerging technology department to learn a lot about new technologies like bulk energy storage and batteries. Show less

    • Grader for Chemical Process Analysis
      • Feb 2023 - May 2023

      I worked closely with a chemical engineering professor at Kansas State University to grade papers for his class. The class was called Chemical Process Analysis, which was a chemical engineering course I excelled in the semester before. There were roughly 8-10 students in the class, but the assignments had much detail because of process flow diagrams, mass balances, and calculations. With this small class size, I only worked about 2-4 hours a week during the semester, which fit well with the demand of my classes and outside involvement. I learned very quickly how to balance working and school because both had important and strict deadlines throughout the semester. I wanted to respect the time of the students I graded for because they needed their grades inputted to the gradebook and feedback from each assignment to excel on upcoming exams. Show less

    • Mexico
    • Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Fulfillment Specialist
      • Apr 2020 - Jan 2021

      • Compiled between 400 to 600 units per day to pack for deliveries • Directed costumers where to find specific products • Corresponded with employees to locate products for customers and orders • Compiled between 400 to 600 units per day to pack for deliveries • Directed costumers where to find specific products • Corresponded with employees to locate products for customers and orders

    • United States
    • Government Administration
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Lifeguard
      • May 2018 - Aug 2019

      • Collaborated with a team of 15 coworkers • Adapted to the needs of patrons • Assisted agitated children in water and with first aide needs • Supervised the pool deck to ensure rules are followed and safely is maintained • Collaborated with a team of 15 coworkers • Adapted to the needs of patrons • Assisted agitated children in water and with first aide needs • Supervised the pool deck to ensure rules are followed and safely is maintained

Education

  • Kansas State University
    Bachelor of Science - BS, Chemical Engineering
    2021 - 2025
  • Johnson County Community College
    4.0
    2019 - 2022

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