Spectrum Environmental Solutions LLC
Cassandra (Casey) Dreyer is a scientist at Spectrum Environmental Solutions LLC, where Cassandra (Casey) has been employed since July 2019. Previously, Casey served as a QA/QC Chemist intern at Ionization Labs for a brief period in early 2019, and worked as a Laboratory Teaching Assistant and Science UTeach Student Teacher at The University of Texas at Austin from September 2018 to May 2019, engaging in science outreach for elementary schools. Additionally, Casey has experience as an Assistant and Substitute Gymnastics Coach at Texas Champion Gymnastics and Eagles Wings Athletics from May 2013 to August 2014, focusing on the safety and development of young gymnasts. Casey holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from The University of Texas at Austin, earned in 2019, having previously attended San Jose State University from 2013 to 2014.
Spectrum Environmental Solutions LLC
Spectrum Environmental Solutions is a technology leader in optical analytical techniques. We provide customized esolutions using Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy, ultraviolet (UV), tunable diode laser (TDL), and quantum cascade laser (QCL) devices. Our solutions are always customized to the clients' unique issues andchallenges. Optical measurements provide dynamic, near real-time insight into plant operations. We deliver FTIR analytical devices in both open path and extractive configurations. Spectrum focuses on specialty applications that required highly skilled (graduate level) spectroscopists utilizing Spectrum supplied FTIR’s. Examples of this type of testing would include: the measurement of greenhouse gas emissions from each of the 17 scrubbers on the roof of Samsung Austin Semiconductor’s (SAS) fabs in AustinOur environmental consulting service includes world-class expertise in the areas of industrial flares and hazardous waste combustion. We provide broad environmental consulting services including evaluation, permitting, and testing of hazardous waste combustors, thermal oxidizer, industrial flares, scrubber, and related air pollution control devices.