Summary
Yuting Hu is a chemical engineering master’s student at Columbia University with a BS in Chemistry from the University of Iowa and nine years of combined research and internship experience in materials and formulation labs. She has hands-on expertise in physical and analytical chemistry, chemical reaction fundamentals, and experimental design, demonstrated by projects on PTFE-based self-lubricating composites and additive–oxidant behavior at Quaker Chemical. Comfortable with data analysis, TGA interpretation, and programming basics (Java, Excel), she bridges laboratory practice with quantitative problem-solving and project management. A collaborative communicator and attentive experimentalist, she has a track record of turning literature reviews into orthogonal experiment schemes and actionable development reports. Notably, her experience includes investigating unexpected thermal behavior and comparing experimental results with theoretical predictions, reflecting a focus on mechanistic insight as well as application.
10 years of coding experience
Master's degree, Chemical Engineering, Master's degree, Chemical Engineering at Columbia University in the City of New York
Bachelor of Science - BS, Chemistry, GPA 3.45, Bachelor of Science - BS, Chemistry, GPA 3.45 at University of Iowa