Randy focuses on technologies related to energy storage, advanced materials, and battery systems. His technical experience includes battery materials, electrochemical systems, and related technologies. Randy's work has involved developing, synthesizing, characterizing, and testing next-generation energy storage materials, as well as collaborating with artificial intelligence and machine learning researchers to advance materials discovery and development.

Prior to joining Mintz, Randy was a postdoctoral researcher and graduate researcher at the University of California, Los Angeles, where he conducted research focused on next-generation energy storage devices. Randy also served as a laboratory safety officer and contributed to the development of laboratory procedures and training programs.

In addition to his research activities, Randy taught undergraduate materials science courses as a teaching assistant and led science outreach and education programs through the California Nanosystems Institute. He has authored numerous publications on energy storage and advanced materials.

Randy earned his PhD in materials science and engineering from the University of California, Los Angeles. He received a BSE, cum laude, in physics, materials science, and engineering from the University of Pennsylvania.