Scott S. Anderson *** **th Ave NE Minneapolis, MN 55418
Phone: 612-***-**** Email: **********@*****.***
SUMMARY
Mechanical Engineer with experience designing, implementing, and servicing HVAC systems, developing new
procedures to ensure safety and due diligence within limited timelines. Proven success in new product development both
individually and by of way cross-functional teams.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Valent Air Management Systems Minneapolis, MN
Applications Engineer August 2007-October 2009
Directed service department.
Fielded technical calls, troubleshot maintenance issues, diagnosed unit malfunction, and coordinated resolution.
Obtained a vast understanding of HVAC mechanical systems and controls.
Successfully implemented new unit start-ups in locations across the country.
Managed the initiation of a new production line on West Coast.
Created and launched a tracking database for the service department that was implemented corporation-wide. The database monitored
logistics of replacement parts and successfully tracked 100% of all service parts.
Wrote and presented a monthly summary of service calls, service parts, and dollars invoiced for repairs to department managers.
Built a functioning miniature refrigerator that displayed key technical elements of Valent’s HVAC systems for sales demonstrations.
Designed and performed complex engineering projects that aided the manufacturing process.
Created and effectively executed pre-ship unit test procedures.
Administered SAP to control parts inventory, invoice customers and create production routings.
Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Duluth, MN
Undergraduate Assistant Professor September 2004 – May 2007
Responsible for reviewing, analyzing and scoring student projects for Engineering Department in Heat and Mass Transfer, Statics,
Dynamics and Mechanics of Materials completely independent of professor review.
Deconstructed formulas and theories in order to translate student methodology and determine whether answers were correct.
Gained a vast understanding of theories and formulas.
Tracked and calculated student grades.
FS Construction Minneapolis, MN
Construction Worker May 2002-August 2006
Remodeled and built new businesses and homes using a variety of tools and heavy machinery.
Gained an understanding of blueprints and schematics.
Attained a vast knowledge of building codes and regulations relating to current housing standards.
Developed a detailed understanding of landscape architecture and design.
EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA DULUTH, 2007
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Emphasis: Heat Transfer
ACTIVITIES AND ADDITIONAL LEARNING
Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam
Completed and Passed April 2007
Multidisciplinary Senior Design Project
Conceptualized and designed an automated machine for MN Twist Drill to orient drill bit blanks coming off a cut off
machine and directly feed them into a coning machine to increase throughput between machines while reducing work in
progress and increasing floor space.
Advanced Engineering Studies:
Heat and Mass Transfer Special Topics: Sustainable Energy
Thermodynamics Machining and Machine Tools
Fluid Mechanics Multidisciplinary Senior Design
CAD/CAM Electrical Circuit Analysis
Engineering Economic Analysis Operations Research
Machine Design Statistical Quality Control
References available upon request