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Niles, Il, Us

Washington, Dc

Washington D.C.

Dahlgren, Virginia

Dahlgren, Virginia

Scott Afb, Il

• Employed by the Department of the Army (DA) and on loan to the Army Corps of Engineers as a recent graduate. • Review engineering documents for various projects to assess mathematical and physical validity as well as compliance to relevant codes and regulations.• Perform quality analysis (QA) of work being conducted on base by contractors.• Serve as a liaison between the contractor and the United States Air Force.• Report project updates to the Scott AFB Resident Engineer on a weekly basis. • Analyze test data to ensure proper execution in projects.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Prepare, load and analyze data in the program Recommind. Use problem-solving skills to troubleshoot when data format is not compatible with Recommind.• Use experiences to change processes to increase its efficiency and push data through quickly and without errors.• Train new employees on process and general strategies in loading into Recommind.• Loaded data becomes available on database for litigators at the SEC to study and use as evidence when prosecuting corporations.

Burlington, Vermont Area

• Graded assignments and proctored examinations for the Modern Manufacturing Systems (ME 162) course under Douglas Merrill.

Bethesda, Md

• Worked on a team of NREIP interns and new hires at the David Taylor Model Basin to design a concept ship for the US Navy.• Used new concepts in ship design linked with old proven systems to construct a final report.

Bethesda, Md

• Designed a concept for the American Marine Highways Program (AMHP) to show a natural gas alternative for short sea shipping predominantly along the east coast, but also in the inner waterways and on the west coast.• Created a concept converting an existing concept container vessel developed by Herbert Engineering Corp. from a diesel propulsion system to a natural gas propulsion system.• Explored different emission reduction systems and changes that could be made to enhance the efficiency of the cargo space and the machinery spaces of the ship.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Worked with a project supported by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM) and funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF).• Used experiential data from interview transcripts and recordings to map the Route of the January 1945 evacuations of the Auschwitz concentration camp and its Auxiliary Camps, better known as the Death Marches.• Researched various Polish and English testimonials from survivors, and used this information to map both the topographic and experiential information.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Mechanical Engineering

Studied Mechanical Engineering and received a BSME with a minor in Mathematics.

High School Diploma, High School