Integral part of development team for helical drive engine with a broad range of responsibilities.Computer aided design of various engine parts, subsystems and testing apparatuses.Detailed wear and failure analysis of critical engine parts.Design of balancing rings for the engine’s rotating group.Reverse engineering of parts using STL files obtained from blue light and laser scanning.Design of fixtures to allow for modification of cylinder heads for combustion pressure sensors.Perform detailed motion analysis of the helix/roller interface surface.Design and modification of water brake dyno for direct engine mounting.

Achieved level 1 certification in Engine Failure Analysis.Authored troubleshooting documents for Kubota service technicians.Constructed engine DTC cross reference (SAE J1939/SPI/FMI) database for use with the internet of things.Skilled service technician certification for electronic common rail diesel engines received from Kubota Engine America (KEA) Jan 2020. Co-taught Kubota tractor corp. (KTC) class for technicians on the repair of electronic common rail diesel engine equipped tractors.Certified technician on Cummins B6.7 engineCertified forklift operator @ Kubota Tractor Corp.Provides technical assistance to Kubota Tractor dealers via Oracle Service Cloud and telephone.

Generated informative graphics and descriptive statistics for training data sets.Formatted data for input into the non-linear mixed effects modeling system (NONMEM).Fit rudimentary marginal and conditional models to panel data using maximum likelihood estimation. Generated goodness of fit plots for the models.

Involved with the Heavy Duty Engine Program (HDEP) in preparation for the EPA 2010 emission regulations. The internship was completed to fulfill co-op requirement for the undergraduate engineering program at Kettering University.