EVI EZEKIEL **** South Wilson Drive • Chandler, Arizona 85249

602-***-**** • acertj@r.postjobfree.com

OBJECTIVE

To obtain a challenging position in a supportive team-oriented environment where my education can be utilized and I can be an active part in setting the standard of professionalism, competence, and accomplishments

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology – GPA: 3.8/4.0

Arizona State University, Polytechnic, Mesa, Arizona

Graduation Date: August 2012

Master of Administration in General Leadership

Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona

Graduation Date: May 2010

Postgraduate Diploma in Mechanical Engineering

Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Nigeria

Graduation Date: April 2007

Diploma and Advance Diploma in Mechanical Engineering

City and Guilds of London Institute, United Kingdom

Graduation Date: August 2003

CERTIFICATION

American Society for Quality (ASQ)

Six Sigma Green Belt – Schedule date of completion: December 2014

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

• Quality Assurance

• Statistical Process Control (SPC)

• Root Cause and corrective Analysis

• Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma

• Design for Manufacturing and Assembly (DFMA) and Product Lifecycle Management

• Thermodynamics and Heat transfer

• Composites Manufacturing

• Design of Experiment (DOE)

• ISO 9001:2008/AS9100

• C/C++, SQL, Visual Basic, Microsoft Office, AutoCAD, SAP, Material Requirements Planning (MRP), Maple, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Mathematica

• Project Management

• Ability to work in teams or as an individual

• Communication skills and Organizing abilities

RESEARCH AND PROJECT EXPERIENCE

Master’s Thesis: Stability and Reducibility of Quasi-Periodic Systems Summer 2012

• Developed new approaches for stability and reducibility of quasi-periodic system analysis

• Demonstrated floquet type approach to investigate stability of quasi-periodic Mathieu equation

• Developed a new approach to reduce quasi-periodic system into a time invariant one

• Applied homological equations, harmonic balance, and numerical simulations for accuracy of the approach

Project: Design of Experiment Analysis for Sensitivity of an Amplifier to Process Variation Spring 2011

• Performed experiment on 3 elements: width of the micro-strip lines (W), a resistor (R), and a Capacitor (C)

• Determined which element largely affect the output response due to high sensitivity to the output measure

• Constructed 8 experiments for a Full factorial experiment to get the gain (output)

• Determined nominal gain and gain variation for C, R, W, C and R, C and W, R and W, C and R and W

• Plotted Pareto Chart to determine which element largely affects the output response

WORK EXPERIENCE

Quality Support Specialist, Citigroup, Tucson, Arizona March 2009 – February 2014

• Ensured compliance within company specification by completing quality review on customer’s documents

• Performed quality review on signed documents and root cause and corrective action on client documents

• Monitored quality performance and record quality metrics by plotting Pareto chart to identify key issues

Quality Engineer, Holdings – Engineering Division, Lagos June 2004 – June 2006

• Ensured compliance to product and client requirements and quality for continuous improvement

• Prepared and present technical data to help internal as well as external clients

• Monitored as well as managed quality overall performance and record quality metrics

• Presented timely communications about substantial developments and concerns

• Performed Root Cause and Corrective Action about client issues

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP

American Society for Quality (ASQ) May 2014 - Present

American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) June 2011 - Present

References available upon request

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