Engineer Mechanical

Jeremy Ou

Sunnyvale, CA ? ********@*******.*** ? 408-***-****

Objective: Seeking a position as a software engineer.

Summary of Qualifications:

. High mathematical aptitude as demonstrated through competition and

scholarship

. Very analytical with strong problem solving skills.

. Mechanical engineering background provides unique and valuable

approach to problem solving.

. Demonstrated ability to learn quickly and apply new skills.

Technology:

. Programming Languages: C, C++, Fortran, OpenGL, and HTML

. Operating Systems: MS Windows 9x/NT/XP, Unix, MS-DOS

. Configuration Management Tools: CVS, Perforce

. Software IDE: Microsoft Visual Studio

. Other Software: Matlab,

Pro/Engineer, SolidWorks, Deneb Robotics'

Envision, PATRAN, Logical Decisions;

Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel,

Powerpoint, Outlook).

. Recent Coursework:

Intermediate Problem Solving in C,

Programming in C++, Data Structures,

Introduction to Java Programming

. Self-Learning: Python

Software Engineering Experience

(March 2006 - September 2009: Mechanical Engineer - Please refer to page

2.)

Game Engineer

Gameflow Entertainment, Redwood City, CA

April 2005 to March 2006

. Performed various SW engineering tasks using C++ on Electronic Arts'

Tiger Woods PGA Tour '07 for Xbox 360 (850,000 copies sold). This

includes the implementation of bump mapping, solar flare effects, and

spectator crowd movement around a course. Crowd movement was a highly

touted new feature of the game.

. Performed various software engineering tasks using C on Electronic

Arts' Tiger Woods PGA Tour '06 entertainment software for Microsoft's

Xbox, Xbox 360 and Sony's Playstation 2 consoles (1.7 million copies

sold). This includes implementing UI, EA Messenger and online

gameplay functionalities and associated debugging and bug fixes.

. Ported proprietary game code developed for the PC and Playstation 2 to

the Playstation Portable, including graphics, sound, and user

controls.

. Researched and developed applets in graphical technology using OpenGL,

including specular lighting, environment mapping, bump mapping, and

shadows.

Technology Promotion International, College Park, MD

January 2001 to December 2002

. Developed software in C to generate random data conforming to pre-

determined scenarios and translate data from floating-point sensor

values to Livingstone (a model-based diagnostic platform) discretized

values for NASA's X-37 space plane Integrated Vehicle Health

Management (IVHM) project.

January 2000 to June 2000

. Conceived and implemented algorithms in C for faster display and

simulation of large assemblies in CAD for NASA JPL, reducing display

and simulation CPU time by a factor of 2.2 for a sample application.

Wrote final report that described and documented the approach,

methodology, and verification of these algorithms.

Mechanical Engineering Experience

Mechanical Engineer

BAE Systems, Santa Clara, CA

Jan 2008 to September 2009 (Layoff due to reduction in force)

. Evaluated impacts of lower-level component changes on overall system.

. Presented study results to fellow designers and higher level decision

makers using Microsoft PowerPoint.

. Communicated with engineers responsible for different aspects of

system design to solve design issues.

. Appointed as team point of contact to ensure team compliance with BAE

drawing standards and policies.

. Repackaged components with limited internal volume.

. Designed and modified fuel tanks.

. Inspected and corrected Pro/Engineer component models and drawings to

ensure they conformed to BAE standards and policies.

Mechanical and Systems Engineer Contractor

Technology Promotion International, College Park, MD

March 2006 to January 2008

. Performed extensive research of the electronic components of two

military vehicles to create the vehicles' system architectures.

. Performed trade studies to evaluate different technologies and

methodologies for use on several armored vehicles.

. Wrote several of L3 Communications' technical proposals with a small

team. Contributions included generation of figures and creation of

interface control documents.

<Completed Masters Degree 2004>

January 2000 to December 2003

. Developed the Livingstone models and scenarios used in the IVHM of the

Hybrid Combustion Facility at NASA Ames.

. With a small team, wrote several proposals and gave presentations that

resulted in contract awards in competition with other companies.

EDUCATION

Programming in C/C++ Certificate of Achievement (2010), De Anza College,

Cupertino, CA

Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering, University of Maryland

College Park (2004)

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, University of Maryland

College Park

Tau Beta Pi Honors Society, Dean's List, Cum Laude

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