Engineering Mechanical

Jacob J Staley

**** ******* **., *******, *******, 82070

307-***-****, ************@*****.***

OBJECTIVE Seeking a job where I can utilize my mechanical engineering degree and navy

experience.

SKILLS Mechanical engineering degree, Fundamentals of Engineering exam certificate, four

years navy experience in an industrial setting onboard the USS Vincennes(cruiser),

gas turbine system technician (LM 2500 and Alison 501K), able to work well with

diverse populations; skilled in Solidworks, AutoCAD, MS Excel, MS Word, MS

Powerpoint and Matlab.

EDUCATION Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering, August 2010

University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming

Associate of Science with an emphasis in Engineering, July 2007

Western Wyoming Community College, Rock Springs, Wyoming

COURSES Vibrations, HVAC, Solar and Geothermal Engineering, Composites and

Manufacturing, Senior Design, Heat and Mass Transfer, Gas Dynamics,

Mechatronics, Machine Design, Thermodynamics 1 and 2, Mechanics of Materials,

Thermo-Fluids Lab, Properties of Materials, System Dynamics, Mechanical Fluid

Dynamics, Differential Equations, Statics, Dynamics, Engineering Physics 1 and 2,

General Chemistry 1 and 2, Technical Writing, Calculus 1-3, AutoCAD 1 and 2,

Public Speaking and Interpersonal Communications.

EXPERIENCE

Halliburton, Brighton, Colorado

May 2008 – Aug 2008

Engineering internship. Worked with the engineers, frac, cement and lab crews in

the completion side of an oil well. Improved the communication between the

chemical plant and lab.

Uinta Engineering, Rock Springs/Evanston, Wyoming

Feb 2006 – Sep 2006

Surveyed land and drew legal documents for a gas pipeline using AutoCAD.

Veco, Rock Springs, Wyoming

May 2005 – Sep 2005

Engineering Internship. Worked with a civil engineer in the construction process of

installing a new city roadway including the installation of sewer, water and electrical

lines. Also surveyed land.

MILITARY

(Honorable discharge, 2004)

Second Class Petty Officer, USS Vincennes, Yokosuka, Japan

Apr 2001 – Apr 2004

Firefighting team leader, Casualty control drill leader, Read and drew marine

engineering blueprints and technical manuals; Repaired, operated, and

maintained four GE gas turbine engines, three waste heat boilers, two fuel

transfer systems, pneumatic/hydraulic systems, lube oil purifiers,

low-pressure air compressors, pumps and gas turbine reduction gear

clutching assemblies; Operated a console; ESWS qualified.

Gas Turbine Technician “A” School, US Navy, Great Lakes, Illinois

Dec 2000 – Mar 2000

Twelve weeks of engineering sciences, mechanics, thermodynamics, heat

transfer, electricity, and electronics; Gained understanding of gas turbine

operations and the interrelationship of components in a gas turbine power

plant; Extensive and frequent use of basic algebra and trigonometry.

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