My duties were*take designs drawn on paper from my boss, Sam Kenworthy, and redraw them in AutoCAD. *organize designs already in the company server to make them easier for the project lead to customize for client's needs.*on occasion go out to clients projects with my boss to take measurements for barn doors and other products they want to purchase.*prepare customer drawing packets for the shop.

I worked for my program coordinator, Ms. Annie Harden, as a work study for the mechanical engineering department. Just some of the duties I took on were: *to clean the classrooms after class had finished for the day*helping my boss promote the program at college events*helping students with their CAD projects when Ms. Harden was busy with another student or not on campus for the day*start 3D prints for students when they were busy with other classes*maintain the Industrial 3D printer as well as the many Makerbot 3D printers*designed parts from textbooks so students could have a visual representation of a part for drafting classes*help prepare material that was to be used for multiple classes in upcoming semesters*designed parts for other courses at the college. The parts I designed were used in the college's electrical substation program. This job let me improve the program I loved while I was a student for the Mechanical Engineering Technology program.

The owner of Scotland Feed and Garden was a friend of my family. I started working there as a favor for her after her husband, the original owner of the business, passed away. My duties were to:*stock the shelves*deliver animal feed and other items to customers' cars once they had been paid for*clean the floor, shelves, and windows of the business*sort deliveries into their proper places**handle the register while other employees were unavailable*handle live animals for customers such as mice, fish, baby chickens, crickets, minnows, and pet birds.I worked there until the owner had to shut down the business due to steadily decreasing profits.