AdvanSix Inc
Timothy Bauer is a seasoned professional in chemical engineering with extensive experience in research and development. Currently serving as a Sr R&D Engineer II at AdvanSix since October 2016, Timothy leads projects focused on ammonium sulfate crystallization technology and predictive analytics using numerical simulations. Previously, Timothy held the position of Sr R&D Engineer, where leadership in process development for a significant Nylon production plant and pilot plant project management were key responsibilities. Timothy also worked at Honeywell as an R&D Engineer Supervisor I, successfully launching a $10M pilot plant, and earlier as an R&D Engineer/Scientist I, where efficiency improvements in production processes were realized. Timothy commenced a career at Smiths Detection as an Analytical Chemist, focusing on testing and maintaining analytical equipment. Timothy holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Connecticut.
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AdvanSix Inc
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AdvanSix Inc. is an integrated manufacturer of Nylon 6. The Company also sells a variety of other products, all of which are produced as part of the Nylon 6 resin manufacturing process primarily, including caprolactam, ammonium sulfate fertilizers and other chemical intermediates. The Company operates primarily through its integrated manufacturing sites located in Frankford, Pennsylvania, Hopewell, Virginia, and Chesterfield, Virginia. The Company offers ammonium sulfate, which is used by customers as a nitrogen-based fertilizer. It produces ammonium sulfate fertilizer as part of its manufacturing process. The Company manufactures ammonium sulfate fertilizers including Sulf-N and Sulf-N 26. The Company provides AdvanSix Aegis nylon resins and Aegis barrier nylon resins. Its nylon resins are a preferred choice in food, liquid, and consumer packaging along with mono/multifilament products, carpet fibers, automotive compounding and more. It offers Capran biaxially oriented nylon films.