Tamara Chambers Email & Phone Number

Daytona Beach, Florida, United States

• Taught an introduction to MATLAB (EGR 115 - Introduction to Computing for Engineers) course for incoming freshmen
• Developed lesson plans and created exams to test concepts, such as loops, conditions and conditionals, user-defined functions, and plotting
• Advised and guided students to apply course materials to develop a comprehensive final project

Daytona Beach, Florida, United States

• Graded homework assignments and quizzes, proctored exams, and graded Midterm and Final Reports for the courses: Biomechanics (Fall 2019), Machine Design (Spring 2020, Spring 2022), Biosolid Mechanics (Fall 2021), and.

Daytona Beach, Florida, United States

• Assisted in the Preliminary Engineering Design and Senior Engineering Design courses by answering student questions, monitoring the Biomedical Systems Lab at ERAU, and managing the yearly budget for both courses

Fort Rucker, Alabama, United States

• Co-authored a Technical Report outlining exoskeleton design considerations to improve or enhance dismounted military casualty transport scenarios
• Performed an extensive literature review of industrial and military exoskeletons designed for rehabilitation, assistive, and augmentation purposes
• Co-authored a book chapter on the physiological effects of whole-body vibration
• Assisted with testing setup and motion capture data collection during laboratory-based human subject research efforts
• Wrote an internal report analyzing the sensitivity of the Dynamic Response Index to changes in the input parameters
• Gained experience conducting detailed literature reviews on injury parameters for the neck and spine and presenting findings to the team

Daytona Beach, Florida

• Filtered through emails from prospective track and field athletes and validated their times given to ensure we only recruited honest athletes
• Recorded and ranked prospective athletes in Front Rush, an athletic database software
• Communicated with prospective athletes through email and in person regarding life as a student-athlete at Embry-Riddle

Jacksonville, Florida

• Applied failure analysis theories to determine why a part was deforming permanently when used in the field and provided solutions to the team
• Conducted bond resistance and continuity tests on harness pigtails
• Communicated information between GEIQ and the customer on a biweekly basis to ensure all the customer's deliverables were performed thoroughly

Norwich, New York

• Worked with Siemens NX to redesign the current door system on the thermal chamber used for testing parts at extremely hot temperatures and created dimensioned drawings for each new part
• Utilized technical skills from hands-on training sessions to wire and assemble eight (8) Cryogenics Liquid Nitrogen (LN2) limit control boxes and integrate them onto the mechanical rig’s cold chamber alleviating safety.
• Initiated conversations with the technicians on how to use the different mechanical tools seen on the shop floor (drop saw, hack saw, grinder, drill press, vice)

Orlando, Florida

• Monitored the entire ride from the control room to ensure guest safety and that proper protocols were initiated if the ride unexpectedly shutdown
• Loaded/unloaded guests into and out of semi-automated ride vehicles ensuring all participants adhered to safety precautions prior to the beginning of the ride and at end of the ride
• Greeted guests and answered questions at ride entrance with professionalism

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Mechanical Engineering

Specializing in Injury Biomechanics & Computational Modeling

Master Of Science - Ms, Mechanical Engineering

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

Activities and Societies: Track and Field, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, National Society of Collegiate Scholars, National Society of.