Thomas L Jakubowski

age ~72

from Huffman, TX

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Also known as:

Tom Jakubowski

Phone and address:: 28510 Yonder Way, Huffman, TX 77336
2813247088

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28510 Yonder Way, Huffman, TX 77336 • 2813247088
910 Yonder Way, Huffman, TX 77336 • 2813247088
28810 Misty Oaks Dr, Huffman, TX 77336
3510 Shore Shadows Dr, Crosby, TX 77532 • 2813281385
Houston, TX
Zionsville, PA
Schnecksville, PA
3510 Shore Shadows Dr, Crosby, TX 77532

Work

Company:

Vertex inc
Aug 2010
Position:

Tax research analyst

Education

School / High School:

Susquehanna University, Sigmund Weis School of Business- Selinsgrove, PA
2010
Specialities:

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Emphasis: Finance & Marketing

Resumes

Sr. E&I Designer At Englobal

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Location:

Houston, Texas Area

Industry:

Oil & Energy

Thomas Jakubowski

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Thomas Jakubowski

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Plant Process Engineering Associate At Air Products And Chemicals

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Location:

Houston, Texas Area

Industry:

Chemicals

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Location:

United States

Thomas Jakubowski

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Location:

United States

Thomas Jakubowski Hoboken, NJ

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Work:

Vertex Inc

Aug 2010 to 2000
Tax Research Analyst Vertex Inc
Berwyn, PA
May 2009 to Aug 2010
Tax Research Intern Advertising Management CourseSelinsgrove, PA
Aug 2009 to Dec 2009

Education:

Susquehanna University, Sigmund Weis School of Business
Selinsgrove, PA
2010
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Emphasis: Finance & Marketing

Us Patents

Method For Removing Ammonia From A Methanol Containing Stream
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US Patent:

20090191113, Jul 30, 2009
Filed:

Jan 25, 2008
Appl. No.:

12/019956
Inventors:

Jonathan James Berg - Allentown PA, US
Thomas Leo Jakubowski - Huffman TX, US
Assignee:

AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC. - Allentown PA
International Classification:

C01C 1/02
US Classification:

423356, 252374
Abstract:

A stream of liquid methanol containing ammonia and other species is sent to the top of a countercurrent stripping column. The stream is stripped with a flow of ambient-temperature nitrogen or another inert gas. The column can be packed with random dumped packing. The overhead vapor contains ammonia and the liquid exiting the column has a reduced amount of ammonia. Removing ammonia can reduce or prevent fouling or corrosion caused by ammonia (and other compounds).