Tajila Mullahkhel, a chemical engineer, educator, and self-employed project consultant, has officially launched her new personal website, offering a fresh platform to share her story and engage with topics shaping the future of science, technology, and sustainable innovation.
The website will serve as a professional hub where Tajila documents her career path—from her early work in biomimetics research at the University of Utah to her experience in sustaining engineering and project management at Fresenius Medical Care. It will also feature thoughtful commentary on trends in chemical engineering, healthcare innovation, and cross-cultural learning, along with occasional reflections on her experiences as an Afghan-born, U.S.-educated woman in STEM.
“This website is a space for me to be both technical and personal,” said Mullahkhel. “It’s where I can share the lessons I’ve learned, highlight the questions that keep me curious, and connect with others across industries and backgrounds.”
In addition to blog posts and essays, the site will include resources for young professionals and students, interviews, and curated readings on topics like biomimicry, sustainable design, engineering ethics, and the intersection of culture and science.
About Tajila Mullahkhel:
Tajila is a self-employed chemical engineer and former research assistant with a passion for sustainable innovation, language education, and family-centered living. Born in Afghanistan and raised in Pakistan before immigrating to the United States as a teenager, she brings a unique multicultural lens to her work in engineering and mentorship.
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Contact Person: Tajila Mullahkhel
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City: Salt Lake City
State: Utah
Country: United States
Website: tajilamullahkhel.com
