M.R. Cameron Ahmad

***** ****** **** *****, ******* MD, 20854

Phone: 301-***-****

Email: acft1l@r.postjobfree.com

EDUCATION

Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, MD

Bachelors and Masters of Science in Mechanical Engineering GPA 3.5/4.0 May 2014

Departmental and General Honors (highest recognitions possible)

Concentration in Fluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer

Relevant Coursework: Computer Aided Heat Transfer and Fluid Mechanics, Scientific Computing of

Differential Equations, Applied Math for Engineers, Advanced Mathematical Methods for Engineers, Heat

Transfer, Convection, Fluid Dynamics I, Fluid Dynamics II

WORK EXPERIENCE

Heat Transfer Lab (Medical Diagnostics) Baltimore, MD

Research Assistant 2013 2014

Developed software to detect decreases in tumor size in patients with hemangioma

Achieved superior measurement accuracy and precision than in university lab publications

Developed methods to detect limb swelling of patients with breast cancer

Proved the need for in house machinery to achieve adequate limb swelling measurements

Coupled data from infrared camera and 3D model to create visuals with thermal and metric data

Johns Hopkins Department of Mechanical Engineering Baltimore, MD

Graduate Assistant 2013 2014

Designed and built a PIV rig for undergraduate labs

Responsible for manufacturing of rig along with implementation of mechatronic components

Developed optical system necessary to produce a thin, powerful, burst of light

Implemented acquisition system to assess velocity vectors calibrated to micron accuracy

Streamlined and automated optics, acquisition system, and computing for efficient use

Implemented unprecedented safety and usability features for PIV

Milton S. Eisenhower Library Baltimore, MD

Statistical Analyst 2012 2013

Created model of student life to understand library usage for the entire semester

Predicted library usage at every 10 minute interval throughout the workweek

Predicted library usage during finals

Informed decisions to change hours of library operation

Provided the beginnings of a new resource management practices

Laboratory for Computational Sensing and Robotics Baltimore, MD

Programmer Summer 2012

Wrote codes in Python to test lag times for robotic surgery devices

Programmed Arduino microprocessors

LEADERSHIP POSITIONS

Johns Hopkins School of Mechanical Engineering Johns Hopkins

Manufacturing Teaching Assistant 2013

2014

Instructed metal casting to a group of 40 students in the fall and spring

Advised underclassmen on designs for projects in their other classes and research

Johns Hopkins Student Government Johns Hopkins

Class Senator (two terms) 2011

2013

Created a quantitative model of student life, its accuracy reduced our predictive error,

saving thousands of dollars on events

Wrote computer codes to speed up repetitive tasks saving committees weeks of work at a time

SKILLS

Computer: Java, Matlab, Python, Arduino, COMSOL, Photoshop, ReconstructMe, MeshLab, SolidWorks,

SmartDraw, Netfabb, OSHA 10 Hour Training

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