PROCESS DRIVEN / ALWAYS INNOVATING

ANTONIO IGLIO

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING STUDENT
BUILDING WITH AI
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS

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01 / THE FOUNDATION

COURSEWORK & EDUCATION

The engineering.

Theory matters. What happens in the plant matters more.

UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS

B.S. Chemical Engineering

Junior · Business minor · GPA 3.1

COLLIN COLLEGE

A head start.

34 dual-credit hours · GPA 3.35

STUDY / 01↗

Heat & Mass Transfer

Shell-&-tube heat exchanger

Recovering waste heat to preheat feedstock. Connecting heat transfer fundamentals to a useful process improvement.

STUDY / 02↗

Thermodynamics I & II

Cooling-plant thermodynamics

Energy and entropy balances, with vapor–liquid flash separation of hydrocarbons.

STUDY / 03↗

Material & Energy Balances

Process flowsheeting

Block-flow diagrams and steady-state mass balances, including recycle and purge streams.

STUDY / 04↗

Fluid Mechanics

Pipe-flow & pump systems

Friction factors and pressure drops: understanding what it takes to move a fluid through a system.

02 / THE EXPERIMENTS

PERSONAL PROJECTS

Things I’ve built
with AI.

Curiosity, turned into something I can use.

03 / THE CHARACTER

Where it
started.

Before process diagrams and Python,
there was a Scout promise.

2011 — 2024 / TEXAS

Eagle Scout.

Boy Scouts of America
Coppell & Carrollton, TX

2011

The beginning of my Scouting chapter.

2011–2024

A foundation in integrity, safety, and leading a team through the hard part.

Eagle Scout

The rank that stays with me long after the uniform.

Service & leadership record +

For my Eagle Scout service project, I led the renovation of a Gaga ball pit, coordinating the planning, materials, volunteers, and hands-on work needed to return it to safe use. Leadership was a constant throughout my Scouting career: I served in roles ranging from Patrol Leader to Senior Patrol Leader, ultimately guiding the entire troop and learning how to organize people, communicate clearly, and lead by example.

Antonio Iglio in front of the Tre Cime mountain peaks

04 / STILL BECOMING

Always asking
“what if?”

I’m a junior chemical engineering student at the University of Arkansas, with a Business minor and a habit of chasing how theory behaves in a real plant.

Outside class, I build AI tools for fun, from a guide through my own notes to systems that explore how rules and judgment fit together. Scouting gave me the foundation: integrity, safety, and the responsibility to help a team through the hard part.

Mass & energy balancesThermodynamicsFluid mechanicsPythonAI toolsTeam leadership

05 / THE NEXT CHAPTER

Let’s build
something.

Available for Summer 2027