JAWAD MAJEED **** Whitehorn Ave, Mississauga, ON, L5V 2E2

Email: acpu1u@r.postjobfree.com

BASc, Mechanical Engineering Cell: 416-***-****

University of Waterloo

Skills Summary

Software proficiency through work experience and education:

o CAD: SolidWorks, Solid Edge, Microstation, 2D and 3D AutoCAD, Unigraphics NX, and CADKEY

o Simulation: ANSYS CFX for fluid flow analysis (CFD), and ABAQUS for stress analysis (FEA)

o MS Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook

Excellent understanding of the engineering design process, from fundamentals of design and engineering drawings

to a finished product, through school projects such as the 4th year capstone design project

Knowledgeable in quality assurance and assembly in the automotive industry, as well as the manufacturing industry

and various manufacturing processes, due to work experience and education

Knowledgeable in jet engine technology, specifically engine components, system and component functions,

maintainability and reliability analysis and the jet engine market as a whole, due to previous work experience

Excellent knowledge of mechanical design and structural analysis, such as stress analysis and reports, as well as

Finite Element Analysis, fatigue and fracture mechanics, through previous work experience and school projects

Familiar with building HVAC systems, building energy performance and basic energy conversion mechanisms, due

to relevant school courses and projects

Working knowledge of various mechanical devices and mechanisms such as cams/camshafts, gears/geartrains,

internal-combustion engines, turbines, compressors, heat exchangers, pumps and etc.

Experienced with machining of metal and similar materials; proficient with machines, tools, and machining

techniques in workshop

Excellent verbal and written communication skills, acquired through both work experience and education

Outstanding time management, organizational and problem solving skills; quick learner

Exceptional ability to interact confidently with individuals at all levels and contribute as a successful team player

Education

Bachelor of Applied Science, Honours Mechanical Engineering Co-op, University of Waterloo, Class of 2015

Ontario Secondary School Diploma, Lester B. Pearson C.I., Class of 2010

Job Experience

PRODUCT ENGINEERING ASSISTANT Concord, ON, May 2014-Aug 2014

Magna Powertrain Inc.

Worked as part of the Fluid Pressure and Controls group, assisting in various product management activities

Carried out a test failure investigation on a water pump pulley during the product validation stage, which involved

coordinating with team members, attempting to re-create the test failure, and determining possible root causes for

pulley failure

Assisted with water pump pulley validation testing by coordinating with suppliers for part delivery, overseeing

testing activities, analyzing test results and providing test summaries to product managers

Completed corrective action reports and prepared customer updates for product issues in development and testing

stages for various water pump programs

Assisted in design standardization activities for different water pump components, including gathering details on all

design characteristics for similar components in different water pumps such as design dimensions, analyzing the

data for commonalities, and proposing design standards with associated standard engineering drawings

Coordinated data and equipment transfer from one Magna facility to Fluid Pressure and Controls group in Concord

Vastly improved problem solving skills through product failure investigations and communication skills through

coordination of various activities with individuals at all levels

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CUSTOMER ENGINEERING INTERN Mississauga, ON, Sept 2013-Dec 2013

Pratt & Whitney Canada

Analyzed reliability, maintenance and cost data for the PW800 turbofan engine

Worked on developing availability models for the PW800 and PW307A engines, including analysis of unscheduled

and scheduled maintenance task intervals for various engine components, task times and cost estimates

Performed an oil system analysis for the PW307A engine, tracking components in the oil system and determining

materials and specifications for the purpose of oil system maintenance

Supported turbofan customer management by assisting in tasks related to customer relations, including specific

customer maintenance plans and monthly reporting of engine statuses

Completed the PW306 Engine Familiarization Hands-On Training Course, learned about engine systems and

components, and assembled the engine within a team consisting of other trainees

Gained exposure to the Fuel Nozzle/Manifold testing lab, engine test cells, NDT inspection methods, and made

various visits to the shop floor for obtaining practical knowledge and experience

Conducted weekly meetings and monthly presentations about progress throughout the term, and completed a final

report summarizing projects and tasks completed in the term

Demonstrated the ability to quickly learn, pay attention to detail, and work well with team members

Further developed written and verbal communication skills through meetings, presentations and communication

with various employees across Pratt & Whitney Canada

STRESS ENGINEERING INTERN Mississauga, ON, January 2013-April 2013

SPP Canada Aircraft Inc. (SPPCA)

Participated in various engineering start up activities at SPPCA while supporting the structural analysis and methods

for landing gear components

Developed a sustained stress analysis guideline for SPPCA stress analysis capabilities and regulatory requirements:

o Researched and gained knowledge of sustained stress topics such as Stress Corrosion Cracking (SCC) of

landing gear components, the prevention of SCC, and typical corrosion protection design practices

o Determined sustained stress allowables for typical landing gear materials and load cases that are critical for

sustained stress analysis

o Researched fail-safe methods such as the use of fracture mechanics in determining stress corrosion

thresholds, involving fracture toughness values, for landing gear materials

Reviewed structural analysis reports to support engineering changes, investigations and customer requests

Performed basic stress calculations on landing gear components and organized results in Microsoft Excel

Gained exposure to various start up activities for an aerospace design and manufacturing company, such as a grand

opening ceremony involving different aerospace companies and engineers

Demonstrated the ability to quickly learn, pay attention to detail, and adapt to the unique engineering environment

Demonstrated strong written and verbal communication skills in a multicultural team environment

Volunteer Experience

DIRECTOR University of Waterloo, May 2013-August 2013

Muslim Students Association

Coordinated Friday prayers held on campus on a weekly basis, helping with onsite preparation and collecting

donations for the association

Suggested ideas on sustainability and improvement of the association through director meetings and various

discussions

Helped with organizing and conducting various educational events such as lectures focused on spirituality and

preparing for the blessed month of Ramadan

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School Projects

SHELL ECO-MARATHON STEERING AND CONTROLS SYSTEM September 2014-April 2015

ME 481/482: Mechanical Engineering Design Project/4th Year Capstone Project

Designed a new steering and controls system for the Shell Eco-Marathon student team vehicle as part of an annual

competition in which student teams compete to design and build the most fuel efficient vehicle

Followed the conventional engineering design process, including preliminary needs assessment, design proposal,

conceptual design, detailed design analysis, build and testing stages

Analyzed current vehicle setup and identified areas of change, clear subsystem interfaces and required specifications

Analyzed current and proposed wheels and tires by determining rolling resistances, effects of toe or also known as

slip angle, camber, caster, and steering axis inclination

Examined current braking setup and evaluated necessary modifications by calculating required braking pressure and

actuation force, and determining possible new braking configurations

Designed a new steering system by evaluating possible configurations and choosing the best option, while ensuring

Ackerman steering by analyzing linkage angles and dimensions, and ensuring turning radius specification was met

Developed a verification and testing plan to ensure certain required and chosen engineering specifications are met,

such as wheel base and track width, minimum turning radius, toe and camber angles, minimum rolling resistance,

stress distribution in steering components and geometrical fit to meet size constraints

Used SolidWorks to create model of the steering and controls systems, integrated it with the vehicle body CAD

model, and perform FEA for critical load cases in components and welded joints

Machined steering components using various machining techniques and tools in machine shop, and assembled

system in vehicle to perform necessary testing

Used project management techniques such as following a project schedule and budget, having weekly team and

faculty advisor meetings, and ensuring that a risk mitigation plan is in place, all in order to meet project milestones

and have a working vehicle to win the 2015 Shell Eco-Marathon competition

Used MS Office for various tasks including project management, design proposals, design reports, and presentations

at design reviews and examinations throughout the project

Demonstrated excellent project management and communication skills by serving as the project leader in a team of

four, while also participating in design, build, and testing activities

Demonstrated strong report writing and presentation skills through weekly meetings, design reports and design

review/examination presentations

Awards and Scholarships

Winner of Queen Elizabeth II Aiming for the Top Scholarship, University of Waterloo, May 2010

University of Waterloo President’s Scholarship, May 2010

o for achieving 90-94.9% average upon admission

Pearson Scholars, Lester B. Pearson C.I., June 2009-2010

o award for achieving an overall average of 90% or higher

Pearson Honours, Lester B. Pearson C.I., June 2007-2008

o award for achieving an overall average of 80-89%

Highest Standing Grade 11 Design Technology, Lester B. Pearson C.I., June 2009

o for achieving the highest mark among class

Activities and Interests

Lester B. Pearson C.I, Scarborough, ON

o Senior Boys Soccer Team, March 2009-June 2009

o Participated in the 30 Hour Famine to spread awareness of world poverty and hunger, November 2008

o Indoor Ball Hockey Tournament, April 2010

Assistant Manager in the Food Department, Journey of Faith Conference, July 2009

Passionate about hockey and cars

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