Dedicated Aerospace Engineer currently pursuing a Space Systems Engineering Master's degree. Creative problem solver with solid and wide-ranging engineering foundation with focus on space applications. Seeking employment after graduation, December 2011, with specific interests in systems engineering.
SUMMARY:
-Project design experience with space systems
-Experience with engineering industry
-Excellent written, verbal, and presentation skills
-CAD Applications: Unigraphics, CATIA v5, SolidWorks
-Programming Languages: MatLab
-Applications: SRIM/TRIM, SPENVIS, STK, DOORS
EDUCATION:
University of Michigan; Ann Arbor, MI
Candidate for M.E. Space Systems Engineering
GPA: 6.91/9.0 (3.61/4.0)
Sep. 2010 to Present (Expected Grad. Dec 2011)
California State University; Long Beach, CA
B.S. Aerospace Engineering
GPA: 3.51 / 4.0
Aug. 2006 to May 2010
Relevant course work:
Systems Engineering
Aerospace System Design
Aerospace Structures
Space Dynamics
Orbital Mechanics
Spacecraft Propulsion
Thermodynamics
Fluid and Aero-Dynamics
Space Physics/Environment
Space Instruments
Space Policy & Management
Spacecraft Technology
EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE:
Aerojet; Sacramento, CA
June 2011 to Sept 2011
Systems Engineer Intern: Assisted with the development of hardware and software requirements for rocket propulsion systems product development. Derived, allocated and documented requirements for the Thrust Chamber Assembly (TCA), Turbopump Assembly (TPA) and Engine system with DOORS. Coordinated requirements and related specification change management with Integrated Product Team. Performed functional analysis with Design Failure Mode Effects Analysis (DFMEA) and supported project risk assessment and risk mitigation plans.
The Boeing Company; Long Beach, CA
Oct. 2007 to July 2010
Student Engineer: Incorporated over 300 Engineering Orders for C-17 on Mylar and UGNX using drafting techniques. Handled and provided intermediate plot files for customers. Handled the supplies for the EO Incorporation group. Help trained new coworkers on incorporating EO on Mylar as well as UG.
CLASSROOM PROJECT EXPERIENCE:
High Altitude System: Dr. Ridley, University of Michigan
Jan 2011 to April 2011
Project lead for the development of a high altitude system. The system was designed to take pictures, measure the pressure, humidity, temperature and 3-axis acceleration up to 100,000 feet. Worked with hardware to test and integrate the instruments to the system to comply with FAA Regulations. Integrated a tracking system with Google Earth to track the progress o...
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