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Electrical Engineer Project

Location:
Perrysburg, OH, 43551
Posted:
August 28, 2011

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Resume:

Brandon Quinn

***** ********** **** ********** ** 43551

724-***-****

*************@*****.***

OBJECTIVE

To obtain a full time position as an Electrical Engineer

EDUCATION

The University of Pittsburgh Johnstown, Johnstown PA

Major GPA: 2.9/4.0

Major: Bachelor of Science Electrical Engineering

Minor: Mathematics

Core Courses: Electronics II, Digital Electronics, Embedded Systems, Power Systems,

Communications, Electrical Machines, Control Methods, Instrument and Industrial Control, Digital

Signal Processing *All courses included a 1 credit lab

Computer Skills: OrCAD Pspice for Windows, Matlab, Mathcad, Dev C, LabVIEW 8, Simulink, Allen

Bradley PLC

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Norfolk Southern Communication and Signals January 2011 Present

Management Trainee

Toledo OH

• Studied and troubleshot relays and track circuits

• Examined and maintained grade crossing predictors

• Studied and maintained electric locks along with GRS and USS power

• Spent five weeks with the transportation, mechanical, engineering, marketing, and customer

service departments of the corporation

• Participated in management courses

• Reviewed and practiced safety rules that have helped Norfolk Southern win the Harriman Award,

awarded to the safest railroad company annually, for 22 consecutive years

KLH Engineering Project Engineer July 2010 – January 2011

Pittsburgh PA

• Served on a team that designed and reviewed waste water centers

• Reviewed specifications for electrical items that ranged from lighting devices to motor control

centers

• Reviewed building schematics and ensured that the selected items would properly fit within each

room for the waste water centers

University of Pittsburgh Johnstown Sr. Project Fall 2009 Spring 2010

Designed and implemented a refrigerator/freezer unit that maintained a database of current food

items along with a digital adjustable thermostat

Utilized LabVIEW for 114 of our 295 project hours to program the project

Designed circuits through Pspice for our project in order to ensure correct electrical operation

Used a DAQ which acted as the communication device between the computer and either the

compressor or the temperature sensors

o The user scans an item which the computer would find nutritional information on and

store it within a database

The user would be able to view current items in the refrigerator or freezer

without visually scanning either compartment

o The item would then be weighed and its initial weight would be placed in the database

When the items weight reached a designated percentage the user would be

informed that the item was almost empty

o The user could also digitally set the desired temperature of either compartment and a

relay would control a circulation fan or compressor to reach the desired temperature

United States Steel Corporation Manager Internship Summer 2008

Braddock, PA

• Worked with a team to collect and analyze data on plant emissions

• Attended and participated in meetings between plant managers

• Oversaw operations, at USS #2 Power House, such as the maintenance of generators, blowers,

boilers, and large scale pumps

• Presented my emissions data and what I had learned at the Power House to all of the department

managers

ACTIVITIES AND AWARDS

Sutersville Volunteer Fire Department 2004 Present

Sutersville, Pennsylvania

• Served four years as the chairmen for the annual street fair

o Doubled profits my second year and invested more than 120 hours of work into the

event each year

• Volunteered over 300 training hours

• Successfully completed a nationally accredited Firefighter II test

Habitat for Humanity

University of Pittsburgh Johnstown Fall 2006 Spring 2010

• President of the Campus Chapter

o Filled annual reports

o Attended annual conferences

o Found the University of Pittsburgh Johnstown Habitat for Humanity Campus Chapter

o Organized Alternative Spring Break trips to various locations for 3 years

2009: Sent 130 Students and Faculty to Mobile Alabama, Albany Georgia, and

Walton County Florida

• Ranked fifth in the country for number of participants and we were only

five participants away from Penn State’s ranking

2008

• Sutersville Volunteer Fire Department Chiefs Award

o Awarded to the firefighter who has shown outstanding commitment through training

and participation within the department

• University of Pittsburgh Johnstown Advisory Board Service to Community Award

o This award was established to recognize students, faculty, and staff who have actively

contributed to the quality of life within the region

References Available Upon Request



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