Andrea L Sjue
***** ****** **., ******* *****, MI 48025 Phone: 248-***-****
Email : *******@*******.***
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Chrysler LLC
Vehicle Safety and Test Engineer
Jan 2002 - Nov 2008
Auburn Hills, MI
• Safety system engineer liaison to the Front Wheel Drive vehicle team
• Responsible for following a test vehicle from buildup pretest to build down post test, making
sure all pre and post test data was collected in an accurate manner
• Analyzed vehicle test data, created presentations, and presented all findings to the vehicle
team
• Responsible for all in-house, structure and suspension component level testing and data
analysis for the front wheel drive vehicles (Sebring, Avenger, Minivan)
• Lead bargaining unit team members including mechanics, technicians, and photographers to
guarantee that component and full vehicle tests were completed correctly
Lead training of engineers with the Faro Arm Measurement System which was used to gather pre
and post test intrusion data on all crash tested vehicles
Restraint Systems Engineer
Sep 1998 - Nov 2002
Detroit, MI
• Responsible for the 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee side airbag inflatable curtain program from
development through vehicle launch
• Responsible for 2002 Jeep Commander Driver Airbag from program inception through
product launch
• Interfaced with restraint suppliers to coordinate cost, timing, and tooling requirements for all
my restraint programs
• Reviewed supplier's vendor to ensure prototype and production tooling was done in the
timeliest and cost effective manner
Chrysler Institute of Engineering Engineer
Sep 1995 - Dec 1997
Auburn Hills, MI
• 1 of 20 college graduates recruited for prestigious engineering program
• Rotated through six departments to get an overall understanding of the design, development,
and production of a vehicle. Departments included Vehicle Structures, Vehicle
Development, On Board Diagnostics: Emissions, Scientific Labs: Climate Control, Truck
Manufacturing Plant, and Scientific Labs: Crash Lab
Formsprag, Dana Corp
Engineering Student Intern
Aug 1992 - May 1995
Warren, MI
• Responsible for creating automated program to determine if crucial product components
were within specifications
• Evaluated customers products returned from the field on usage, wear, and damage
• Created engineering assessments sent to the customers on their overrunning clutches
used in crane, ski lift, and military helicopter applications that were returned field products
• Evaluated the metallurgical properties of crucial components after they underwent heat
treating processes
Andrea L Sjue
31095 Marlin Ct., Beverly Hills, MI 48025 Phone: 248-***-****
Email : *******@*******.***
CAREER PROFILE
• Strong technical understanding of Federal Impact Requirements and vehicle safety systems
• Extensive experience working with all levels of management within Chrysler and at external
suppliers
• Experienced in successful new vehicle launches
• Represented Chrysler at several NCAP and IIHS crash tests
COMPUTER SKILLS
• HyperGraph
Microsoft Office 2007 – PowerPoint, Word, and Excel
Catia V4
Catia V5 – Completed introduction class/some on-job experience
CDV – Chrysler Data Visualizer
Faro Arm Software and Hardware
EDUCATION AND ADDITIONAL TRAINING
Master of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
Sep 1995 - Dec 1997
University of Detroit Mercy
Detroit, MI
GPA: 3.31/4.00
Master of Engineering
Mechanical and Automotive Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering, Mechanical Engineeri ng
Sep 1992 - Aug 1995
University of Detroit
Detroit, MI
GPA: 3.35/4.00
Bachelor of Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Member of Pi Tau Sigma - Engineering Honor Society
Chrysler Corporate Management and Technical Training
2000 – 2008
30 to 40 hours of classroom and online training annually
ACHIEVEMENTS
• Successfully passed the EIT
• Team member on US Patent: 5,915,775 Method and Apparatus to Reduce Side Impact
Forces
• Volunteered through SWE in the Detroit public school system, coaching 5th and 6th grade
girls in math and science team projects
• Volunteering through United Way, tutoring 1st and 2nd grade students in reading in the
Pontiac School System