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Adrian Krawczeniuk has a diverse and extensive work experience in the field of laboratory management and forensic chemistry. adrian started their career in 1983 as a Graduate Teaching Assistant in Organic Chemistry at The George Washington University. From there, they worked as a Chemist at the National Gallery of Art Conservation Lab, where they assisted scientists in analyzing priceless artworks.

In 1985, Adrian joined the Food and Drug Administration as a Graduate Student Intern. adrian conducted research on mold flora and toxic metabolic products of fungi in illicit marijuana samples.

Adrian then became a Forensic Scientist at the New Jersey State Police Criminalistics Laboratory in 1986. adrian analyzed forensic evidence and performed various chemical and physical tests.

In 1987, Adrian joined the Drug Enforcement Administration Forensic Sciences Division as a Senior Forensic Chemist. adrian specialized in drug analysis, developed new methodologies, and validated analytical techniques.

In 2009, Adrian joined the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), where they held multiple roles. As the Deputy Branch Chief, they supervised a team of scientists and managed their workloads for criminal and civil enforcement projects. adrian also served as the Section Chief for Chromatography & NMR Section, responsible for supervising a technical and support staff conducting analytical investigations in support of criminal, civil, and administrative enforcement actions.

In 2016, Adrian became the Quality Assurance Manager in the Laboratory Branch of the EPA's National Enforcement Investigations Center. adrian held this position until 2021, ensuring the laboratory's accreditation and efficient utilization of resources.

Currently, Adrian works as an Associate Lab Director at Kaycha Labs, where they continue to contribute their expertise in laboratory management.

Overall, Adrian's work experience demonstrates their proficiency in laboratory management, forensic chemistry, and extensive knowledge of analytical techniques.

Adrian Krawczeniuk began their education at St Peters Preparatory School, where they completed their high school education from 1975 to 1979. Following this, they attended St Louis University from 1979 to 1980, studying meteorology. Adrian then pursued their interest in chemistry by attending Syracuse University from 1980 to 1983, specializing in organic chemistry. Finally, they obtained a degree in forensic chemistry from The George Washington University, where they studied from 1983 to 1987.