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OBJECTIVE
Analytical, innovative and adaptive Mechanical Engineer eager to contribute
strong mechanical engineering and analysis skills and experience to
equipment/technology design, development and performance analysis for your
firm.
QUALIFICATIONS
o Four years of experience in specifying, designing and analyzing equipment
for the petrochemical industry and carrying projects from concept to
detailed design and manufacturing stages
o Experience working with outside international vendors on the design,
development and manufacturing of proprietary equipment
o Excellent knowledge of using AutoCAD, Solidworks and Catia for product
design, solid modeling and assembly simulation
o Proficient in the use of ANSYS FEA software for mechanical parts stress
analysis
o Extensive experience applying and analyzing geometric dimensioning and
tolerancing (ANSI 14.5 GD&T)
o Extensive knowledge of modeling and simulation, numerical
methods/analysis and implementing mathematical algorithms in C/C++ as
applied to dynamic physical systems
o Experience working in an analytical research environment focusing on
theoretical fluid mechanics
o Excellent verbal, written communication and project collaboration skills
MAJOR SKILLS
Engineering Fluid Mechanics, Heat Transfer, Stress Analysis, ANSI
14.5, ASME Pressure Vessel and Piping Code, PIP, TEMA,
Reactors, Pressure Vessels, Heat Exchangers, Storage
Tanks
Computer Systems ANSYS, SolidWorks, Catia V5, I-Deas, AutoCAD, C, C++,
Assembly, Data Structures, Linux, MS Office, Compress
Pressure Vessel, Matlab
Applied Mathematics Theoretical Fluid Mechanics, Modeling & Simulation
methods, Numerical Methods/Analysis, Solution methods
for PDEs, Complex Variables, Fourier/Laplace Transforms,
Signal Processing, Nonlinear ODEs & Chaos
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Engineer, Shaw Energy & Chemicals, Toronto, Ontario
Feb-06 to Feb-10
o Managed several packages consisting of reactors, pressure vessels, heat
exchangers and special equipment over the course of seven chemical plant
projects, often executed in parallel
o Prepared general layout and detail design drawings as well as managed
drafters in the preparation of drawings
o Prepared stress calculations to obtain results which were used in the
design of reactors and other pressure vessels
o Developed and delivered specifications and requisitions for procurement
of reactors, pressure vessels and specialized equipment in support of
project milestones and aggressive timelines
o Worked closely with international vendors on the review of designs and
calculations to ensure correctness and compliance with specifications and
industry, company and client standards
o Collaborated with the vendors during the manufacturing stages in order to
address issues related to manufacturability and equipment design
o Coordinated efforts between engineering departments such as Process,
Civil, Piping, Instrumentation & Controls and vendors to address all
design issues related to the equipment
o Supported project management by conducting analysis of profile of
manufactured reactor heads and close fitting internal agitator to verify
design requirements
o Took on responsibility to research and prepare a heat transfer
calculation to determine difference in thermal expansion of jacketed
reactor vessel and internal agitator shaft
Graduate Researcher, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario
Sep-02 to Apr-04
o Studied the traveling wave instability in Couette flow modified by wall
suction
o Investigated how properties of these waves are affected by flow
modification induced by the application of periodic suction at the
boundary
Teaching Assistant, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario
Sep-02 to Apr-04
o Counseled a group of fifty, second year engineering students twice per
week to help them understand mathematics course material
o Demonstrated solution procedures for complex mathematical problems and
communicated more subtle mathematical concepts
Assistant Engineer, Conference Cup Ltd. London, Ontario
May-02 to Sep-02
o Prepared design concept, structural calculation, 3D model and detailed
design drawings for a material handling device used to move large spools
of plastic packaging material
o Solicited feedback from material handling device fabricator in order to
improve design for manufacturability
o Led effort to reorganized factory waste disposal program through service
provider agreements and procedures in order to improve efficiency and save
the company 20,000 USD per year
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE
Undergraduate Study/Research, University of Western Ontario, London,
Ontario Sep-97 to Apr-02
o Studied numerical methods, analysis and computational methods for the
solutions of various ordinary and partial differential equations without
closed form solutions
o Researched and studied mathematical algorithms and how to efficiently
implement them in code using the C/C++ and MATLAB programming languages
o Implemented in code the lattice gas automata method with a hexagonal grid
to simulate the diffusion of gas molecules in two dimensions
o Solved the Navier-Stokes equation including the Lorentz force by coding
the Crank-Nicolson method in order to simulate the pumping of liquid metal
using a magnetic field
o Studied the analytical aspects of theoretical fluid mechanics in the
areas of viscous fluid flow, magnetohydrodynamics, compressible fluid flow
and hydrodynamics stability
o Led effort to design and select technologies for the power generation and
storage systems of a space station module for the final senior project
EDUCATION
o Masters in Applied Mathematics, University of Western Ontario. London,
Ont., Oct-04
o Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering, University of Western Ontario.
London, Ont., Jun-02
o Bachelors in Applied Mathematics, University of Western Ontario. London,
Ont., Jun-02
CONTRIBUTIONS
o Wiktorowicz, Bartholomew and Floryan, J. M. Stability of Modulated
Couette Flow. Canadian Society of Mechanical Engineers Forum 2004, London,
Ontario, June 1-4 2004
o Wiktorowicz, Bartholomew and Floryan, J. M. Stability of Couette Flow
with Wall Transpiration. American Physical Society, 57th Annual Meeting of
the Division of Fluid Dynamics, Seattle, Washington, November 21-23 2004
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