Safwat Ghazawna

**** * ******** ****, ****** IL *1606

Cell: 309-***-**** - acs31f@r.postjobfree.com

PROFILE

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Master’s Degree in Mechanical Design/ /Mechanical Engineering Program/ Bradley University. (3.9/4.0) GPA

Peoria/IL

2008-2013:

Bachelor Degree in Mechanical Engineering/Power

Ramallah/Palestine

May 2012-July 2012:

Assigned to practical training in Mechanical and Electrical Maintenance of Automotive United Motor Trade Co.

Ramallah/Palestine

SKILLS

Languages: Arabic/English

Computer Skills:

Computer aided mechanical design: SolidWorks/Creo.

FEA analysis: ANSYS/ABAQUS.

Matlab programming.

Excellent skills in Microsoft Office packages.

Communication Skills:

Team work through several group projects.

Excellent presentation skills.

Ability to adapt new work environments.

EXPERIENCE/ACCOMPLISHMENTS

SolidWorks: Excellent skills in using Solidworks toward design projects and assignments since 2012, including the following projects:

The design and assembly of a Gearbox, as well as applying animation properties (2012).

The design of a Hip as replacement part to analyze the reaction loads (In combination with ANSYS) (2013).

Design of a LPG Heat Generating Plant as a senior project (2013).

The Design of an environmental control chamber to test microchips under controlled pressure and humidity conditions, as a graduation project (2015).

ABAQUS: In combination with Finite Element Analysis, including the following projects:

Analyzing the loads acting upon a steel wrench, as a requirement for FEA course. (2013)

Analyzing the stress acting upon the environmental control chamber as a result of the pressure difference (2015)

ANSYS: Very good experience in using the software in applying stress-strain analysis on parts and machines, including the analysis of the stresses acting upon a Hip-replacement part (2013).

Microsoft Excel: Excellent skills in using iteration analysis toward optimization problems, utilizing “ Goal Seek” and “ Solver” tools, including the following projects:

Size-cost optimization of a driver shaft in a conveyer belt production line, as a requirement for Advanced Design of Machine Tools course (2014).

Simulation of Temperature-position profiles in heat exchangers, fluids, and fins, in several projects and assignments through the Intermediate Heat Transfer course (2014).

Size-cost optimization of the environmental control chamber, applying dimensional and cost constrains, as a graduation project (2015).

ProE/Creo

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Teacher Assistant

February 2015 to Current

Bradley University - Peoria, IL

Lab reports grading/Research Project Student/Lab Monitor

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