Taevaughn Buie
General Engineer @FDA
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WORK HISTORY
General Engineer @FDA
Silver Spring, MD, US
Apply engineering knowledge to engineering scientific situations and participate in developing new approaches to difficult problems- Analyze and determine the adequacy of data and tests submitted by tobacco manufacturers regarding the safety and public health impact of regulated products- Determine whether additional data or other information is necessary within the context of applicable laws policies, regulations, and guidelines- Recommend new and revised guidelines for regulated tobacco products when appropriate by reviewing a wide range of tobacco products to determine the adequacy of the results from engineering disciplines and/or other studies concerned with exposure and health determinations of product reports/applications- Maintain abreast of new findings through review of engineering literature, participation in professional meetings and undertaking independent research- Responsible for the sustained progress of the engineer projects in accordance with scheduled baseline as well as resources- Provide verbal and written conclusions to other Federal agencies, industry, universities, and state, local, and foreign governments- Compile data used to prepare presentations that support CTP’s recommendations on engineering scientific issues and proposes areas of study for in-house and contract research projects.
EDUCATION
Widener University
Master of Business Administration - MBA, Business Administration and Management, General
Widener University
Master's degree, Chemical Engineering
Edgewood High School
High School Diploma, Career Exploration/Awareness Skills
Widener University
Bachelor's degree, Chemical Engineering and Chemistry
ABOUT TAEVAUGHN BUIE
As a recent graduate from Widener University with a MSE in Chemical Engineering and MBA…
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