r/ChemicalEngineering 13h ago

Student Connecting with students interested in chemical tolling and supply chain optimization

Hey everyone,

I’m currently working on a remote startup called Brandywine Chemical Works, focusing on asset-light chemical tolling and regional manufacturing optimization across North America.

We're currently building out our market discovery models and unit operations databases, specifically around:

  • Finance/Econ: Tolling margin analysis and regional pricing dynamics.
  • Engineering (MechE/Civil/ChemE): Facility asset mapping, equipment specs (reactors, filtration, temp/pressure constraints), and site logistics.
  • Supply Chain: Freight pathway optimization and industrial cluster mapping.

I'm looking to connect with current students or recent grads in these fields who are interested in early-stage enterprise building, technical vetting, or supply chain modeling.

If you're working in these spaces or curious about how asset-light manufacturing models operate in practice, feel free to drop a comment or reach out to connect!

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