PNNL

Quentin Kreilmann is a capability lead and technology strategist in Research Computing at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL). With a dual bachelor of science in pathobiology and environmental health from the University of Connecticut, Kreilmann brings a robust analytical background to his role. Before PNNL, he expanded the science advisory board and spearheaded impactful research dissemination initiatives for Bioinformatics Inc., a life science market research firm in Washington, DC. There, he developed opinion research published in top tier publications, including the Washington Post. Since his start at PNNL in 2017, Kreilmann has been pivotal in refining operational frameworks within the Communications Division and introducing artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance communication quality. Currently, he shapes strategies in generative AI implementation and serves on the Research Computing leadership team, demonstrating a steadfast commitment to operational excellence and strategic innovation.

• Operations Management
• Business Transformation
• Budgeting and Forecasting
• Business Information
• Data Visualization
• Information Architecture
• Project Management

• BS in environmental health, University of Connecticut
• BS pathobiology, University of Connecticut

• Member, Federally Funded Research and Development Center Chief Information Officer Generative AI Working Group
• Member, National Institute of Standards and Technology Generative AI Public Working Group

• Extraordinary Contribution Program Award, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2023
• Distinguished Performance Rating, 2018, 2019, 2020
• Early Career Award, Communications and Information Technology Division, 2018
• Outstanding Performance Award, 2018