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Kevin Neidich began their work experience in 2012 at Hohman Plating and Manufacturing, where they worked as an Engineering Co-Op. In this role, they were responsible for lab control and tank troubleshooting, and they implemented process improvements that resulted in annual savings of over $55,000. Kevin also designed and installed a tank control system that eliminated the need for weekly maintenance and saved $60,000 per year.

In 2014, Kevin joined Givaudan as a Process Engineering Co-Op. During their time there, they optimized fluid bed running parameters, implemented process improvements, and achieved a 10% yearly capacity increase, resulting in savings of $95,000. Kevin also tested and upgraded an unutilized evaporator, leading to cost savings of $112,000. Additionally, Kevin implemented multiple spray dryer process improvements that increased efficiency and decreased filter usage, resulting in savings of $10,000 per year.

Since 2015, Kevin has been working at Pilot Chemical Company. Kevin initially served as a Process Engineer and later transitioned to the role of Operations Engineer. Additional details about their roles at Pilot Chemical Company are not provided.

Kevin Neidich attended the University of Cincinnati from 2010 to 2015, where they pursued a Baccalaureate degree in Chemical Engineering.