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Sheffield

- Research into the Cold Sintering Process to densify various oxide ceramics at ultra-low temperatures (<300C) and developing new ways of applying this new sintering technology, including a 6-month consultancy research project a with a world-leading industrial partner.- Short project on the manufacture of MLCCs high energy-density via Bi-based.

Sheffield, England, United Kingdom

Investigation of the sintering various ceramic oxides via the Cold Sintering technique. A new ultra-low temperature (<300C) hydrothermal sintering process. Project Sponsor: Johnson Matthey

Newbury

• Company internship, assigned to the Materials R&D team. Assisted on a number of projects related to Metal Additive Manufacturing.
• Integrated effectively into a team with a wide range of skills and backgrounds.
• Assigned several research projects for the duration of the Internship, presented a report of findings and recommendations to departments heads.
• Self-taught Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) to produce a program which automatically imported and processed data from test equipment.
• Gained a good understanding of the additive manufacturing process and the challenges that are faced with the technology.
• Knowledge gained during the internship led to the desire to learn more about AM processes, resulting in the purchase of a personal 3D printer to further my understanding.

Various

• Travel to events and exhibitions across the country to promote avariety of products to the general public.
• Required to develop in depth knowledge about different products within a short time period and be able to confidently talk about each product.
• Appointed supervisor at several events and was required tomanage a small team.

Various

• Traveled to various stores and events around the countrydemonstrating different Esdevium games to the general public.
• Spent time with the customer teaching them how to play thegame to build awareness and interest of the product.

Woking

• 7 week internship working as a part of a materials engineeringteam developing a North Sea oil platform.
• Exposure to the day to day challenges faced by engineers in anindustry environment and the procedures that are followed.
• Involved in the resolution of a several week dispute between theclient and a vendor due to quality issues with the manufacture ofa critical component of a seawater treatment package.
• Responsible for checking the piping line list for deviations fromthe materials specifications such as for pipe coatings orinsulation selection errors. If discrepancies were found I wastasked to find out the reasons for.
• Tasked with checking various manufacture reports of differentcomponents across the project for any issues in areas such as thewelding, corrosion testing and heat treatments.
• Gained knowledge of the uses P&ID’s, MDS’s and howstandards such as NORSOK are applied in the materialsselection of components across a project.

Alton College

• Supported many different students with a large range of mentaland physical disabilities.
• Worked under pressure with very little traininghaving to learn fast on the job helping to teach and supportstudents in dealing with the many medical problems that camewith their various disabilities.
• Effectively worked closely with staff in the same departmentand other departments to provide the high quality assistance tothe students we were responsible for.
• Responsible helping teach a class with severe physical andmental disabilities towards independent living teaching basicskills such as reading, writing and basic maths.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Materials Science

Activities and Societies: Teaching Experiance: Taught classes of 1st and 2nd year engineering students at "Global Engineering Challange".

Master Of Engineering (Meng), Materials Science And Engineering, 2:1

A-Levels

Alton, Hampshire, GU34 2LX A-Level Biology: A A-Level Mathematics: B A-Level Chemistry: B A-Level Psychology: B

Gcses

Alton, Hampshire, GU34 4EQ