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William Atkins has a diverse work experience spanning over multiple companies and roles. William started their career in 1993 as an R&D Intern at Callery Chemical Company. William then worked as a Chemical Technician, where they characterized, sampled, and disposed of hazardous materials, and managed production for new business development.

In 1999, Atkins transitioned into the role of Process Development Chemist at Callery Chemical Company, where they developed a patented, large-scale process for a high-value product and coordinated development efforts for a key product additive at pilot scale.

At BASF, Atkins worked as a Technical Service Representative/Sourcing from 2004 to 2012, where they served as a global technical service representative for all BASF Inorganics products produced at the Evans City facility. William also took the lead in NAFTA for products produced in Ludwigshafen and handled sourcing at various quantities.

After that, Atkins joined BASF Corporation as a Regulatory Affairs and Technical Service Specialist from 2012 to 2017. In this role, they represented all BASF Inorganics products at the Evans City facility and led in NAFTA for products produced in Ludwigshafen. William was also responsible for sourcing at R&D, Pilot, and Production quantities.

Later, Atkins worked at Callery, LLC as a Regulatory Affairs and Technical Service Specialist, starting in 2017. William then assumed the position of Manager, Product Stewardship from April 2019 to December 2019, where they managed TSCA and Transportation programs, product registrations, SDS and label systems, and provided technical and safety/handling support for customers.

Currently, Atkins works at Ascensus Specialties as the Global Product Stewardship Manager, where they assumed the role in December 2019. William is responsible for managing TSCA and Transportation programs, product registrations, SDS and label integration, and the development of a Sustainability Program, among other responsibilities.

From 1990 to 1999, William Atkins attended the University of Pittsburgh. However, the information does not specify the degree or field of study pursued during this period.