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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

- Supporting development of Quantum, a feature-rich and highly integrated process control system used in a variety of production applications- Initial focus on testing overhaul and automation

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

- Continued work under capstone advisor in newly formed data visualization lab- Developed full stack web application for multi-screen sharing and collaboration on a shared large display, to be used internally by the lab and be built upon by future data visualization projects

Dayton, Ohio, United States

- Member of Test Hardware and Automation team at GE’s EPISCenter- Rewrote, tested, and deployed NI LabVIEW programs for multiple automated test stands responsible for testing power conversion units used on several generator product lines- Wrote C code for and designed custom PCB for test stand indicator module to upgrade the functionality of multiple test stands and allow in-place manual troubleshooting of units

Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States

- Worked under the High Level Test Architect on TrueCourse Flight Management System team- Automated updates to over 800 test procedures written in VB .NET using regular expressions, enabling more efficient continuous integration and test process- Created tool written in Python to streamline change impact analysis by identifying test procedures associated with input code artifacts- Identified tool bugs in internal Ontology Viewer tool and coordinated fixes with owning team

Greater Grand Rapids, Michigan Area

- Member of the build integration & test team within embedded software- Assisted with writing the build procedure for software to be used on 777x aircraft, ultimately followed this procedure to conduct the formal build of the software- Maintained lab PCs used by the greater embedded software team and worked closely with IT to manage different subnets and connect new PCs- Tested build integration scripts and added new build node machines using Jenkins build automation tool

Cincinnati, Oh

- Internship through UC Protégé Program - competitive summer research program for first-year engineering students- Collected and analyzed data for improving electronic engine control life predictions and reducing business risk- Researched solder joint life models in order to determine best model for GE use case and verified supplier life predictions through the creation of an internal predictive model

Mount Vernon, Ohio

- Self-taught Python to create stand-alone programs for coolant flow thermodynamics calculations,improving test time efficiency- Trained in mechanics of Ariel natural gas compressors in intensive week-long course- Constructed custom circuit boards for new, more robust field sensor signal processing units