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SUMMARY:
. Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering with specialization in
structures (finite element analysis). Minor in thermal.
. Experience in software based Finite Element Analysis and 3D modeling.
. Solid understanding of Solid Mechanics, Structural Aspects of Design,
Finite Element Analysis, Continuum Mechanics, Air-Conditioning &
Refrigeration, Thermal Engineering.
. Knowledge of Six Sigma & Lean Manufacturing.
. Experience as a Design Engineer with Thakur Infra Project Pvt. Ltd.
. Highly motivated, disciplined and resourceful. Interact productively with
people from diverse backgrounds.
. Quick learner and a strong desire to excel.
QUALIFICATIONS:
. Passed the NCEES Fundamentals of Engineering Exam
Oct 2009
. Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering, GPA 3.625/4.00
Aug 2009
The University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX, USA
. Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering June
2006
University of Mumbai, Mumbai, India
MASTER'S THESIS
. Thesis Topic - Finite Element Analysis of Forging
Description
. Analyzed simultaneous temperature-displacement forging process. This
study was based on an actual industrial forging process. The forging
parameters were obtained on-site and the analysis was carried out in
general package software Ansys LSDyna & Abaqus.
. The objective of this research was to study how general package
software compare to forging specific software like Forge, Hyperform,
Qform, Dform, etc.
. The research work was a collaborative effort between ARRI (Automation &
Robotics Research Institute) and The University of Texas at Arlington.
ENGINEERING PROJECTS:
. Impact analysis of a weight plate dropped on a cantilever beam using
Ansys LSDyna - Master's
. Computation of radiosity of a v-notch cavity by the sparrow radiation
method using MATLAB R2007b - Master's
. Study and performance testing of eco-friendly refrigerants replacing
Freon (R-12) in household refrigerators
- Bachelor's
> The aim of this project was to study and test a suitable replacement
for R-12. The performance of eco-friendly refrigerant R- 134a was
studied on a refrigeration unit used for R-12.
EXPERIENCE:
Technical Experience
. The University of Texas at Arlington, TX, USA Nov 2009 -
Present
Research Assistant
> Software based structural analysis with emphasis on the effects of
impact loading on material behavior.
. The University of Texas at Arlington, TX, USA May 2008 - Aug
2009
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Computer Aided Engineering
> Modeled complex structures using Pro-E Wildfire. Stress analysis was
carried out in Ansys Classic & Workbench.
> Stress analysis was based on Failure of ductile materials due to static
loading (Maximum Shear Stress
Failure criterion, Distortion Energy Principal), Failure of
brittle material due to static loading (Mohr-
Coulomb theory, Applied Mohr theory), Failure due to Fatigue
Loading (Stress Life Approach, Strain-Life
Approach, Fracture Mechanics Approach), Natural frequencies &
Buckling loads, etc.
> Applications included machine, structural, control, thermal, and fluid
systems.
> Conducted lectures in absence of the professor.
Solid Mechanics
> Addressed questions and provided solutions to homework assignments
regarding concepts like the relationship between stress and strain
in elastic bodies and the tension, compression, shear, bending,
torsion, and combined loadings which produce them.
> Deflections and elastic curves, shear and bending moment diagrams
for beams, and column theory.
Continuum Mechanics
> Concepts dealt with included the study of the underlying physical
and mathematical principles relating to the behavior of continuous
media, interrelationships between fluid and solid mechanics.
. Thakur Infra Project Pvt. Ltd., Panvel, India
June 2006 - Aug 2007
Design Engineer
Duties Performed
> Drafting of engineering drawings.
> Modeling and analysis of structures like beams, girders, columns, etc
as per the client requirement.
> Modeling was done in AutoCad.
Non-technical Experience
. Upward Bound Math & Science Program - The University of Texas at
Arlington Summer 2009
Instructor
> Conducted classes on technical paper writing, conducted examinations
and provided research information on topics related to engineering
and science.
HONORS & SCHOLARSHIPS:
. GTA - Dr. Seiichi Nomura, Continuum Mechanics (Summer 2009)
. GTA - Dr. Kent Lawrence, Computer Aided Design (Fall 2008/Spring 2009)
. GTA - Dr. Miguel Amaya, Solid Mechanics (Summer 2008)
. Physics Scholar Award - Ramchandar's Institute (2001)
CAREER INTERESTS:
. Research & Development, Stress and Vibration Analysis, Structural &
Thermal Analysis, Structural Dynamics, Finite Element Methods, Computer
Aided Design, Structural Optimization, HVAC.
TECHNICAL SKILLS:
. Engineering Software ANSYS - Classic/Workbench/LSDyna,
Abaqus - (Proficient)
Solidworks, Pro/E - (Proficient)
AutoCAD 2007 & 3D Modeling (Certification Course) -
(Proficient)
Hypermesh, Hyperview, Catia - (Intermediate)
. Computation MATLAB, Mathematica
. Operating systems Windows 98, 2000, XP, VISTA; Linux
. Documentation Microsoft Office Suite, Photoshop
RELEVANT COURSEWORK:
. Finite Element Analysis, Structural Aspects of Design
. Engineering Analysis, Analytical Methods Engineering
. Continuum Mechanics, Solid Mechanics, Strength of Materials
. Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration, Thermal Engineering, Heat & Mass
Transfer, Radiative Heat Transfer, Internal Combustion Engines
. Design of Mechanical Systems, Machine Design
. Manufacturing Planning & Control, E-Commerce and Industrial Financing,
Industrial Engineering & Enterprise Resource Planning.
References available upon request