David Grisenti

Background

About David Grisenti

Since the lapse of CFATS, used security and cybersecurity experience to provide first entry security assessments to critical infrastructure partners across a wide range of infrastructure sectors e.g. K-12 schools, houses of worship, energy infrastructure, chemical sector, and election infrastructure to strengthen security posture and resilience of stakeholders. Additionally, conducted work in the arena of bombing prevention. Prior to CFATS lapse, used inspection skills, knowledge of physical security, regulations and compliance, cyber security, security management, research skills, and my doctorate in chemistry to improve National Security by reducing security risk at chemical facilities. Expert at assisting facility personnel with compliance by meeting standards through non-prescriptive regulation chemical facility anti-terrorism standards (CFATS). Inspected high risk chemical facilities for regulatory compliance for DHS CFATS. Presented information about the complex regulatory program for knowledge and awareness to emergency planners, response entities, state, local, federal, and tribal partners. Assisted stakeholders with compliance by utilizing background knowledge and acquired skills to convey best practices and solutions for meeting security and safety standards. Performed chemistry research in the field of inorganic photochemistry. Synthesized new dicyano and diethynyl tetraazamacrocyclic compounds. Used spectroscopic skills to characterize the photophysics of these complexes including low temperature luminescence and excited state lifetimes. Prepared a series of asymmetric bimetallic rhenium complexes. Used Stern-Volmer quenching methods to evaluate the intramolecular energy transfer rate constants in the series of complexes. Interested in alternative energy research, photochemistry, chemistry research, and bioremediation of acid mine drainage. Specialties: NMR Bruker; Varian 500 & 400MHz; AA, UV-Vis, Emission Specs; Pulsed Lum. Lifetime; FTIR; Raman;Gas, Gel P, and HPLC; CV; EI MS and MS; Wet Chem; Glove Box; Schlenk; Modeling CaChe, Spartan, and Gaussian; SciFinder Sch. and CA; MS-DOS, Microsoft Windows OS, Internet, MS Office, and OS X