A transitional part-time position while completing my senior year at Clemson University. During this period, I was heavily involved with evaluating and improving the existing projections and bidding models used for pricing out and evaluating the performance of new portfolios.

During this summer internship, I was tasked to design a system to address concerns involved with the troubleshooting process involved with the bankruptcy account servicing system, which was responsible for over 23 million user accounts. To solve this, a new software tool was developed that creates visualization tools for the account management rules and criteria. These visualizations were designed to be refreshed and updated automatically, pulling data directly from the database backend of the servicing software. Along with this, additional software tools and processes were created to further improve the service updating process, all of which was documenting in detailed work instructions.

Second and third rotation during Co-Op at RBC Bearings as a manufacturing engineer.During these rotations I was more focused on implementing and training operators on the laser assembly designed and built during my first rotation, and working with 3D printing exotic materials to improve the efficiencies of existing automation projects.

First rotation during Co-Op at RBC Bearings as a manufacturing engineer.During this rotation, my main project was completing the design and the implementation a laser etcher assembly to entirely replace older existing machine. The project was completed before the deadline, and replaced the functionality of both existing older laser assemblies, rather than just the single one it was planned for. I also worked extensively with the assembly managers and operators to troubleshoot and improve existing machines efficiencies, and to help with the organization of tooling.