Maeve O'Neill PhD MIMMM

Maeve O'Neill PhD MIMMM has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Maeve started their career as a Data Processor at Cpl Jobs Ireland, where they gained skills in data processing, teamwork, and office tasks. Maeve then worked as a Customer Service Representative at the same company, handling customer service and sales over the phone, as well as improving their time management skills.

Maeve O'Neill then took on the role of Tote Operator at Tote Ireland, gaining valuable experience in customer sales, handling cash, and working on time-sensitive projects under pressure. Maeve also developed skills in face-to-face customer interaction and handling complex customer needs.

Maeve'sacademic journey started in 2015 when they pursued a PhD at Trinity College Dublin, focusing on investigating the mechanical and material properties of exoskeletons. Throughout their time as a PhD candidate, they gained expertise in this field, working under the supervision of Prof. Taylor.

Maeve O'Neill then transitioned to the industry as a Materials Engineer at Dyson. Maeve was a key member of the Technology Development team, collaborating with multiple departments to support early-stage projects. Maeve'sresponsibilities included evaluating materials through characterisation techniques and providing material support for future products.

Following their time at Dyson, they worked as a Product Development Engineer at Amcor, where they played a key role in the quality and technical team. Maeve collaborated with different teams, supporting the development of projects from small-scale trials to industrial and commercial feasibility. Maeve was also involved in continuous improvement projects to reduce costs and improve processes, and they worked on extrusion lines to trial materials and evaluate results.

Most recently, Maeve O'Neill became a Research Engineer at the National Composites Centre, focusing on composites research in collaboration with industry partners.

Maeve'scurrent position is Lead R&D Engineer at Lineat Composites, where they continue to contribute their expertise in research and development.

Overall, Maeve O'Neill has demonstrated a strong academic and professional background, with experience in research, engineering, and customer service roles.

Maeve O'Neill, PhD MIMMM, has an extensive education history. Maeve obtained a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Engineering from Trinity College Dublin, graduating in 2019. Prior to that, they pursued a degree in Nanoscience-Physics and Chemistry of Advanced Materials at Trinity College Dublin from 2011 to 2015. During their time as an undergraduate, they also completed a research project in Chemical Kinetics at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin in 2014.

In addition to their academic qualifications, Maeve has acquired several certifications. Maeve completed the Operational Excellence Foundations, Root Cause Analysis: Getting to the Root of Business Problems, and Six Sigma Foundations courses through LinkedIn in July 2022. Maeve also obtained certifications in Rapid Prototyping for Product Design and Additive Manufacturing: Metal 3D Printing in September 2020 and August 2020, respectively, also through LinkedIn. Prior to their formal education, Maeve obtained the European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL) in 2009.

Further demonstrating their professional standing, Maeve is a professional graduate member of The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining (IOM3).