Daniel McIntyre

Materials Science Engineer

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Palm Harbor, FL 34685

Cell: 561-***-****

OBJECTIVE

To obtain a position that allows me to apply my knowledge and experience of

research and engineering principles, giving me the opportunity to

contribute to a progressive company.

EDUCATION

University of Florida, Gainesville, FL

Masters Degree, Materials Science and Engineering- Graduation December 17,

2010

GPA 3.5

University of Florida, Gainesville, FL

Bachelor of Science in Materials Science and Engineering, Graduation May 1,

2009

Major GPA 3.2/4.0 Overall GPA 3.2/4.0

Specialization-Metals

Order of the Engineer

EMPLOYMENT

Materials Engineer, BELAC LLC Oldsmar, Florida 2011-Present

. Reverse engineered numerous OEM high pressure turbine blade alloys,

including elemental analysis, microstructure, mechanical properties,

coatings, and cyclic oxidation tests

. Managed the metallographic laboratory, which inspected casted and coated

parts to specific quality specifications

. Provided metallographic support to the company by utilizing optical,

digital, and electron microscopes as well as my knowledge of casting and

manufacturing processes

. Implemented work instructions and specifications to optimize the

braze, welding, and heat treatment processes

. Performed failure analysis of engine run parts - created, tested, and

analyzed a revised procedure to mitigate the failure

Graduate Research Assistant, University of Florida Gainesville, Florida

2009-2011

. MOSAIC Project - Elemental analysis of plant fertilizer utilizing SEM and

EDS

. Office of Naval Research Project - Creating TEM lift outs using a FIB and

an in-situ Omniprobe to analyze dislocations and grain deformation in the

material

. Bulk metallic glass project - Thermoplastic forming of bulk metallic

glass alloys into intricate shapes for the analysis and characterization

of their features and formability

. Knowledge and expertise in standard metallographic techniques as well as

scanning white light interferometry (SWLI) and arc melting

Materials Engineering Research Assistant, University of Florida

Gainesville, Florida 2008-2009

. Senior project - working with an Archaeology PhD. candidate in the

Materials Science Engineering Department

. Assisting Dr. Bourne and Dr. Willenberg running Nigerian slag samples

thru SEM and XRD

. Determining ancient iron smelting techniques by assimilating and

analyzing "African dig data" for PhD candidate

. Laboratory research with analytical equipment to include SEM, XRD and

TEM

SKILLS

. Ability to safely work in a laboratory setting researching, investigating

and compiling information

. Knowledge of and extensive experience with analytical equipment such as

SEM, FIB, XRD, TEM, EDS

. Experience in handling sophisticated hardware and specialized equipment

in a laboratory setting

. Diligence and attention to detail, including excellent filing and

organizational skills

. Knowledge of all Microsoft Office products with technical writing

experience

. Good customer-relations background, including ability to articulate and

communicate well

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