Morteza Moalleminejad

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Accomplished and self-motivated Metallurgical / Materials engineer, Passionate and driven individual

with focus of determination, looking to work for a company where I can apply my academic and

professional knowledge to help achieve the company's desired goals.

Permanent U.S. resident with current Green Card and eligibility to work for any employer.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE:

Iron Alloy Steel Co., Iran, Project Assistant (September-2007 to February-2009)

Ensured the complete end-to-end process was followed by a team of approximately 15 individuals.

Selected parts from different stages of the process and submitted for quality control and reported any issues.

Devised, presented and implemented new ideas for management to improve processes and reduce costs.

Ghorbani Plating Co. Tehran, Iran, Summer Internship (June-2004 to August-2004)

Teaching Assistant

University of Buffalo, The state University of New York (Sept-2013 to Jan 2015)

Materials Engineering Assistant for Professor D.D.L. Chung in project related to the electrical and dielectric

behavior of electrochemical electrode materials.

Stevens Institute of Technology, MDL Assistant (Micro Device Laboratory) (Jan-2011 to May-2013)

Hands on research experience with silicon dry and wet etching, wafer bonding, mask design for

photolithography, CVD, PVD, soft lithography and UV photolithography (MEMS). Identified the

relationship between materials microstructure and mechanical and surface properties of a

polymer.

Tehran University, Tehran, Iran, Magnetic Laboratory Assistant (Sept-2005 to April-2007)

Performed Hot press, XRD and SEM tests to identify the microstructure of powders and Nano

Materials.

SKILLS:

Metallurgy/Material: Heat Treatment, Failure Analysis, Mechanical properties of Metals, Ceramics and

Composites, Nano Materials, Electrochemical Electrode, Materials Energy Storage, Batteries, Polymer Composites,

Characterization (SEM, X-ray, XPS, Metallography and Optical Microscopy, Mechanical Tensile Tester, Hardness and

Micro Hardness), Familiar with Welding and Casting, MEMS, Clean Room Experience (Mask Aligner, Thermal

Evaporator, photolithography fabrication), Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD), Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD).

Computer Software: Catia, Auto-CAD, Matlab, Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Office (Word, Excel …).

EDUCATION:

M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering-Materials Engineering concentration

University at Buffalo, The state University of New York (January 2015)

Thesis Title: Electrical and dielectric behavior of manganese-dioxide electrochemical electrodes.

Concentration: Materials Challenges for Energy Storage

GPA: 3.7/4.0

M.Sc. in Materials Science and Engineering

Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ (January 2013)

Research Title: Tunable Wetting on Smart Polymer for Ultra-low Voltage Digital Microfluidics.

Concentration: Fluid Mechanics, Conductive Polymer, Led a team of 2 undergraduates with projects that

supported the research.

GPA: 3.4/4.0

B.Sc. in Metallurgy and Materials Engineering

University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran (September 2007)

Thesis Title: Synthesis of Nano-structured Mullite by Sol-gel Method and Investigation on Effects of Intermediate

Milling on Kinetics of Mullite Formation.

Concentration: Ceramic Materials, led a team of 3 undergraduates with projects that supported the research.

GPA: 15.76/20

PUBLICATIONS:

M. Moalleminejad, D.D.L. Chung, “Dielectric constant and electrical conductivity of carbon black as an electrically

conductive additive in a manganese-dioxide electrochemical electrode, and their dependence on electrolyte

permeation,” Carbon, submitted.

M. Moalleminejad, D.D.L. Chung, “Dielectric Constant and Electrical Conductivity of Manganese-Dioxide

Electrochemical Electrodes and Their Dependence on Electrolyte Permeation and Manganese-Dioxide Volume

Fraction,” Advanced Functional Materials, submitted.

M. Moalleminejad, Deborah D.L. Chung, “Dielectric and electrical conduction properties of electrochemical paste

electrodes with manganese dioxide, carbon black and liquid electrolyte”, MRS Fall Meeting & Exhibit, Boston

Massachusetts, 30 November - 5 December, 2014.

M. Moalleminejad, S. Heshmati-Manesh and A. Ataie, “Synthesis of nano-structured mullite by sol-gel method

with intermediate mechanical activation ”, International Journal of Modern Physics B (IJMPB), 2008, Vol. 22, Issues

18-19, pp. 2947-2954. (Cited by 2)

M. Moalleminejad, S. Heshmati-Manesh and A. Ataie, “Synthesis of nano-structured mullite by a sol-gel /

milling method”, 2nd international congress on ceramics, Verona, Italy-29 June -4 July, 2008.

M. Moalleminejad, S. Heshmati-Manesh and A. Ataie, “Effect of mechanical activation on processing of nano-

structured mullite via sol-gel method ”, 1st International Conference on Ultrafine Grained and Nano-structured

Materials (UFGNSM 2007), Tehran, Iran, 17-18 November 2007.

0 – 2 years of prior related work experience; experience in fieldwork is desirable;

Bachelor’s Degree in related field required; Master’s Degree a plus;

Experience with desktop and industry-specific software (e.g., MSOffice, AutoCAD, and MSProject) desired;

Hands on knowledge of the use of field equipment desirable;

Must have sound written and verbal communication skills;

Ability to establish effective internal and external working relationships;

Ability to communicate clearly with on-site contractors, supervisor or project manager regarding work assignments

required; and

Must pass drug test, background check and must have a satisfactory driving record in accordance with the

Company's driving (MVR) policy.

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