Greg Newbloom
Chief Executive Officer at Membrion
Greg Newbloom is Chief Executive Officer, Chief Technology Officer, President, Founder, and Board Member at Membrion, Inc., a startup he founded and where he remains active. He has expertise in building durable solutions for industrial wastewater challenges, combining deep technical rigor with practical operating constraints.
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Membrion Chief Executive Officer 2019–present, President 2019–present, Executive Officer, Director 2018–present, Founder and Board Member 2017–present, Chief Technology Officer 2016–present, Founder 2016–present, Chief Executive Officer 2016–2017 · current
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Olympic College Affiliate Faculty 2015–2016 · past
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University of Washington Research Engineer 2015–2018, Lecturer 2014, Graduate Research Assistant 2009–2014 · past
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Boeing Research Intern 2013, Contractor 2012 · past
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PolyDrop Chief Technology Officer 2013–2014 · past
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C6 Systems Co-Founder 2010–2011 · past
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Boise Cascade Process Engineering Intern 2008 · past
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NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Research Intern 2007 · past
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Portland State University Research Intern 2006 · past
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Domino's Assistant Manager 2003–2005 · past
Education
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University of Washington Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Chemical Engineering · 2011–2014
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University of Washington Master of Science (M.S.), Chemical Engineering · 2009–2011
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Oregon State University Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Chemical Engineering · 2005–2009
Organizations
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Membrion Chief Executive Officer 2019–present, President 2019–present, Executive Officer, Director 2018–present, Founder and Board Member 2017–present, Chief Technology Officer 2016–present, Founder 2016–present, Chief Executive Officer 2016–2017 · current
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Olympic College Affiliate Faculty 2015–2016 · past
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University of Washington Research Engineer 2015–2018, Lecturer 2014, Graduate Research Assistant 2009–2014 · past
Education
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University of Washington Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Chemical Engineering · 2011–2014
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University of Washington Master of Science (M.S.), Chemical Engineering · 2009–2011
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Oregon State University Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Chemical Engineering · 2005–2009
