Noah Sterenberg

Design and build industrial automation solutions, integrating hardware and software systems to deliver reliable, optimized performance for customer applications.

• Utilize cutting-edge technology and software to deliver optimal solutions to customers
• Developed and presented a machine condition monitoring demo with advanced diagnostics, increasing client interest.

Supported the Texas City Mechanical Reliability group with fixing, upgrading, and developing solutions for optimal plant reliability, efficiency, and safety

• Led a cross-functional team to evaluate 150+ plug valves in the HF Alkylation unit, preventing over $100,000 in downtime.
• Designed a new system for loading caustic fluid, eliminating hazardous workarounds in the Sulfur Recovery Unit.

Led a sub-team with 10+ members from different engineering backgrounds to develop and implement manufacturing methods for subcomponents on the solar car

• Conducted research and training for different manufacturing methods.
• Evaluated financial needs for manufacturing and established a preliminary budget.

Worked with the business, engineering, and human resources teams to provide support, build solutions, and optimize processes

• Streamlined transportation processes, reducing operational costs by 10%.
• Innovated novel processes for the digitization of over 1000 records and files.
• Analyzed and presented key data using Excel, Visio, and PowerBi, supporting strategic decision-making.

Rotated through the leadership of cashiers, ushers, and kitchen staff to improve customer relations and provide optimal customer experience

• Minimized resource and time losses by addressing employee or production issue directly and implementing timely solutions.
• Identified stock imperfections, assigned grades, and noted production concerns based on regular inspections.

I was a lifeguard, watched the pool and stuff

• Didn't save anyone directly because of my awesome management of pool behavior
• Didn't like blowing my whistle a lot, I remember being a kid
• Thunderstoms were the best, got paid to sit inside and deal with no one

Hosting a Next.JS website that I built on a Raspberry PI 4. It's actually this website.

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