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Dennis Jarosch

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Dennis Jarosch has a background in chemical engineering, primarily working in the field for a company called Velocys in Ohio. After being laid off in 2015, he transitioned to Corning, where he has found satisfaction in addressing technical challenges related to glass production, particularly in the context of meeting global needs for glass vials during the pandemic. His educational journey began at Western University, where he earned both his master's and PhD degrees, and he credits his time there for providing a strong foundation in chemical engineering principles that have been crucial in his career transitions.1

Currently, Jarosch is pursuing personal goals during a career break, focusing on self-improvement and possibly exploring new opportunities that align with his technical skills and interests. His determination and adaptability have been highlighted by former colleagues and professors, indicating a robust combination of technical knowledge and interpersonal skills that he brings to any endeavor.1

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