M.B.A. Finance, Manhattan College, 2001
M.E. Environmental Engineering, Manhattan College, 1995
B.S. Chemical Engineering, Manhattan College, 1994
Robert received his undergraduate degree in 1994, and his graduate degrees in 1995 and 2001, all from Manhattan College. His undergraduate research was in supercritical fluid extraction, and his graduate research was in vacuum air stripping. He is a contributing author of the Handbook of Air Pollution Control and Technology by CRC Press.
Robert interned for Nabisco and Exxon, and he accepted full-time employment with Exxon in 1995. At Exxon, Robert worked as a Process Engineer, Bayway Plant Engineer, Project Leader, Polybutene Operations Leader, and Americas Supply Group Leader. In 2004, he earned his engineers’ license.
Rob currently works for Infineum (ExxonMobil and Shell joint venture) as the Bayway Plant Technical Leader. His responsibilities include leadership of the process, plant, and applications engineering group. He also supports general manufacturing, refinery interface, regulatory compliance, emergency response, project management, customer performance, and quality system activities.
E-mail: Robert.Lucas@Manhattan.edu