I am currently working as an Additive Manufacturing Engineer in the polymers applications group for EOS. In this role I help interested customers with their applications. As a part of the Additive Minds group I get to benchmark a variety of parts with our diverse material portfolio, help understand associated time and costs for running the platforms, and instruct on best practices. I got my start at EOS as a Kettering co-op student in Metal applications. Through this I learned the basics of DMLS and wrote my undergrad thesis. Please see below for areas of expertise and other skills.EOS- Machine operation and certification of all EOS Polymer platforms- Proficient in software tools for nesting parts to complete time studies- Able to complete cost per part analysis for in house production- Able to perform basic machine and parameter editor trainings- Understand principles of DfAM- Involved in EOS Affirms to promote DEI efforts in the company- Involved in some sustainability efforts such as carbon calculating- In depth understanding of machine components and service certification of EOS P110- Good understanding of small EOS Metal platformsEducationCompleted BS in Mechanical Engineering from Kettering University in December 2021.Cumulative GPA: 3.94 (summa cum laude status)Thesis: Investigating the effect of powder recoater blade material on the mechanical properties of parts manufactured using a powder-bed fusion process.Recipient of President's Medal at graduation for excellence in cooperative employment, scholarship, and community engagement, 2022Other hobbies and achievements- Certification in Solidworks, Associate of Mechanical Design- Proficient using Siemens NX design and FEA - Experience using Fusion 360 and AutoCad- Experience with welding applications, and operating milling machines, lathes, and other mechanical equipment- Published author of "Effects of COVID-19 on Food Insecurity, Safety and the Supply Chain" for the ICoWEFS conference