Education: University of Tulsa, Tulsa, OK
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Graduation date: May 2008
Objective: Seeking full time employment in corporate engineering department to leverage analytical and interpersonal skills to create value and gain meaningful knowledge and experience in quantitative areas of engineering while furthering company growth.
Experience:
FlightSafety International, Broken Arrow, OK
Mechanical Engineer - 10/2008 - Present
• Produce installation, assembly and detail drawings from 2D layouts and 3D models using SolidWorks and AutoCAD.
• Provide technical direction and support to manufacturing throughout all phases of training equipment production including fabrication, assembly, test, and installation.
• Design and document simulator system components and assemblies pertaining to new and existing commercial, military and business training devices.
• Extensive design experience in sheet metal fabrication, vacuum forming. sound systems, cockpit management monitor systems, instructor compartment liners, equipment cabinets, hallway/visual lighting, ramp/training and exterior emergency lighting, instructor stations, simulator power distribution, exterior paneling, LRU assemblies and patch assemblies.
• Continuous interaction with aircraft control systems, electrical engineering, and program management to reduce budget and limit rework.
• Revise and redesign drawings, parts, and assemblies to meet customer expectations and requirements.
The NORDAM Group, Tulsa, OK
Summer Intern - 05/2006 - 08/2006
• Updated bill of material text for thrust reversers to make billing more cost accurate and to aid in the implementation of SAP.
• Designed outdoor radome test facility to make testing more accurate and provide NORDAM with a more versatile product.
University of Tulsa, Tulsa, OK
Administrative Coordinator/Facilities Director- 08/2005 - 05/2008
• Performed all check-in/check-out tasks, related paperwork, and all other duties associated with hall...
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