Engineering Engineer

Rahulkumar Amin

*** ****** ***., ****** ****, NJ 07306

US Permanent Resident Sponsorship not required

C: 585-***-**** E-mail: **********.****@*****.***

OBJECTIVE:

Obtaining an engineering position in an organization where Industrial

and Manufacturing engineering principles can be implemented to achieve

higher Productivity and Profit.

SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS:

Quality Control and Improvement

. Probability & Statistics, Sampling, Control Charts, Six Sigma,

Continuous Improvement, Process Capability, Process Improvement,

Design of Experiments, Anova, Probability Distributions, Reliability

Factory Physics

. Little's Law, WIP, CONWIP, Inventory Control and Management, Planning

and Scheduling, Capacity Management, Variability, Queuing Models

(Kendall), Simulation Model, JIT, EOQ, ROP, MRP,TQM, Push and Pull

Systems, Markov Chain Analysis

. Lean Manufacturing: 5s, Six Sigma, Kaizen, Kanban, Process Mapping,

Jidoka, Takt Time

Supply Chain Engineering and Management

. Forecasting Methods

. Designing, Planning and Managing: Demand and Supply, Facility,

Inventory, Capacity, Transportation, Logistics, Cost, Pricing and

revenue, Information

Design for Manufacturability

. Design, Analyze, Improve a product using DFA (BDI) and DFS methods

. Assembly, Part Counting, Assembly Time, Assembly Tree, Critical Parts,

Part Reduction, New Assembly time

. DFX: Design for Machining, Metal, Service, Compliance

Manufacturing Systems

. Linear Programming, Network Planning Models (CPM, PERT), Value

Analysis/Engineering, House of Quality, Learning Curves, Process

Flowchart, Assembly Chart, Break Even Analysis, Decision Tree,

Capacity Planning, Aggregate Planning, MRP, Scheduling

System Simulation

. Simulation of Queuing Systems and Inventory Systems using Software

Simprocess and Arena

. Random Number Generation and Test, Discrete and Continuous

Distributions, Input Modeling, Simulation Verification and Validation,

Markov Analysis, Virtual Reality, Ergonomics

Target Costing

. SWOT Table, Market-Feature Table, Pair-Wise Comparison, Magic

Triangle, Conjoint Analysis, Experience Curve, Value Analysis, Product

Cost Worksheet

. Financial Statements (Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow

Statement)

Operations Management

. Case Studies of Successful Firms of US using Operation Management

Principles

Rahulkumar Amin

835 Newark Ave., Jersey City, NJ 07306

US Permanent Resident Sponsorship not required

C: 585-***-**** E-mail: **********.****@*****.***

RELEVANT WORK EXPERIENCE:

Process Engineer - Air Techno, India,

May 05 - Oct 05

. Assisted in manufacturing of products with focus on performance,

energy, space, service & cost optimizations

. Involved in process/product improvements using quality engineering

principle

. Gained thorough understanding of company products and their workings

. Planned out waste reduction tactics using Lean Manufacturing principle

. Dealt with customer complaints and their corrective/preventive actions

Mechanical Engineering Intern - Vulcan Gears Pvt. Lmt., India (Internship)

Jan 05 - April 05

. Worked with the overall Plant layout to optimize the product flow

process

. Worked on inventory control and inventory management using Production

Science principle.

. Generated flow patterns to reduce work in time, improve material

handling, inventory management and scheduling of products

. Focused on the material procurement, manufacturing and shipping of

Speed Reduction Gear Box Drives.

ACADEMIC PROJECTS:

Design Engineer - Durable Machine Inc., Brooklyn NY

Masters Project May 09 - Dec 09

. Assist in designing a new Air Conditioner Unit from Scratch.

. Involved in design of AC and thermodynamics calculation for

refrigerant gas.

. Extensive search for Component suppliers and dealt with them.

. Redesigned AC using DFM principles of Industrial Engineering.

Development of an Artificial Neural Network Model

Bachelors Project

. Predicting the Surface Roughness of parts to be machined on a Vertical

Milling Machine prior to actual machining in order to reduce waste.

. Achieves machining flexibility and desired smoothness through various

combinations of speed, feed and depth of cut.

. Aids the aeronautic and automotive industries where surface roughness

is of high priority.

EDUCATION:

. M.S. Manufacturing Engineering, Polytechnic University, New York (GPA:

3.66) December 2009

. B.E. Mechanical Engineering, Sardar Patel University, Vidhyanagar,

INDIA July 2005

STRENGTHS:

. In-depth knowledge of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering

Principles

. Accomplished several projects successfully as a team member and as a

project leader

. Distinctive Presentation Skill

. Strong, coordinating, planning and problem solving abilities

. Ability to work under pressure in, time-sensitive, fast-paced

environments

REFERENCE: See Next Page

January 4, 2010

To Whom It May Concern:

It is my pleasure to give a strong recommendation for Rahulkumar Amin to be

an employee of your firm.

I have had over 30 years experience in engineering associations and have

taught at the Polytechnic Institute of New York University as an adjunct

professor since 1997. I am currently on the executive staff of the

American Society of Mechanical Engineers, where one of my responsibilities

is its engineering workforce activities. So, I have a keen awareness of

the demands of employers of engineers.

I have known Mr. Amin since January 2009. He was a student in my

Manufacturing Systems class in the Spring 2009 term and my Factory

Simulation class in the Fall of 2009. It gives me special pleasure to

recommend him because, in reviewing my records of the over 300 students who

have taken my courses, I was reminded that, with scores of 99 and 100 on

the two exams in the Manufacturing Systems course, he is tied with only

three others for the highest average exam scores for a single course. His

scores in the Factory Simulation course rank him in the top 5% of students

who have ever taken that course.

I assigned team projects in the courses and he willingly assumed the role

of organizer and spokesperson for his teams. I have the team members

evaluate each other and, in both cases, his peers selected him as the best

student.

I keep track of participation in the review of homework assignments and

case studies, and my notes show that he volunteered to present his results

far more frequently than any other student. It was obvious that he

relished the role of an instructor to his colleagues in giving his

explanations and voicing his opinions.

He is one of the most personable students I have ever met and his ability

to communicate his thoughts and ideas is exemplary. Engineering students

have a reputation for poor writing skills. His command of the English

language far exceeded his peers.

Mr. Amin's strong technical knowledge, maturity, and communication skills

make for a unique combination.

I am confident that he will be an outstanding member of your team.

Sincerely,

David J. Soukup, P.E.

Managing Director, Center

ASME P: 212/591-7397 *******@****.***

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