Quality Assurance Project

Marc R. Bamberger

*** ********* ***, ********** **, 03801

****.***@*****.*** • Phone: 603-***-**** • linkedin.com/in/mbamberger

EDUCATION

Institution Course Work Societies/Awards

University of New Hampshire Turbulence Thesis: On the Downstream Evolution of the

Durham, NH Viscous Flow Mean Momentum Field in Turbulent Shear

2011 Graduate Analytical Fluid Dynamics Wake Flows

MS- ME: Fluid Mechanics Experimental Fluid Dynamics Presented work at 2010 American Physical

GPA: 3.34 Society Conference in Long Beach, Ca

University of New Hampshire Waves in Fluids Member of:

Durham, NH Underwater Acoustics University Honors Program

2009 Graduate Finite Element Analysis Nat. Engineering Honors Soc. (Tau Beta Pi)

BS- Mechanical Engineering System Dynamics Mathematics Honors Society (Pi Mu Epsilon)

GPA: 3.67 Thermal Systems Invited to:

Heat Transfer National Society of Leadership and Success

Thermodynamics (Sigma Alpha Pi)

Exp Measurement/Modeling Golden Key International Honors Society

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

University of New Hampshire, Fluid Mechanics Dept Fall 2009-Present

Durham, New Hampshire; Phone: 603-***-****

POSITION: Graduate Research.

Researched evolution of mean momentum field in turbulent shear-wake flows

Development of new platinum wire probes (Ø 2.5µm) to help resolve the micro-scales of turbulence.

Experiments performed in a dual-layer shear tunnel, and entirely automated and controlled using LabVIEW.

Post-processing of data written in Matlab.

Westinghouse Electric Company Summer 2008 & 2009

Newington, New Hampshire; Phone: 603-***-****

POSITION: Quality Assurance Intern.

Responsibilities include programming Microsoft Access Databases, CAD drawings of nuclear plant components,

Plant Subject Matter Expert for Magnetic Permeability of reactor components, and training engineers and shop

workers on magnetic permeability probing of machined parts.

University of New Hampshire, Mechanical Dept Fall 2007

Durham, New Hampshire; Phone: 603-***-****

POSITION: Designer/Machinist.

Responsibilities include designing and fabricating flow visualization chamber with a dye injection system to study

turbulent and laminar flow behavior around blunt bodies in a water tunnel.

University of New Hampshire, Mechanical and Ocean Enginee ring Dept Summer 2007

Durham, New Hampshire; Phone: 603-***-****

POSITION: Designer/Machinist. Responsibilities include designing and fabricating laboratory set-ups and an

automated air-lift for UNH Open Ocean Aquaculture project.

PROJECTS

Project Firechief- Designed, constructed, and programmed an autonomous firefighting robot to compete in Trinity

College FFRC. Project entailed extensive work in electrical systems, motor control, sensor integration, autonomous

robotics algorithms, and signal processing/filtering. New skills such as funding management, meeting strict

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deadlines, and delegation of responsibilities learned. Programmed entirely in LabVIEW. Placed 3 in Best Unified

Robot Performance.

FLOW VISUALIZATION/DATA ACQUISITION EXPERIENCE

Single/Multi-Wire Hotwire Anemometry, Laser Induced Fluorescents ([P]LIF), Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV),

Laser Doppler Velocimetry (LDV), Dye Injection

COMPUTER PROGRAM EXPERIENCE

LabVIEW, Matlab, ProEngineer, CAD, LaTeX/MiKTeX, SolidWorks, C++ programming, Marc/Metat FEA, Microsoft

Access Database, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Powerpoint.

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