Engineering Project

NEIL GEE ****.*.***@*****.***

OBJECTIVE: An internship in Electrical/Electronics Engineering

EDUCATION

B.S. Electrical/ Electronic Engineering CSU, Sacramento Major GPA: 3.84 May 2012

A.S. Engineering Pierce College, May 2009

EIT exam scheduled for April 2012

Related Courses:

Digital Signal Processing Probability & Random Signals Logic Design

Applied Digital Signal Processing Robotics Intro to Microprocessors

Digital Control Systems* Digital & Wireless Communication Modern Communication Systems

Feedback Systems Electronics I & II Network Analysis

Signals & Systems Electromechanical Conversion Physical Electronics

Machine Vision* Applied Electromagnetics

*Spring 2012

SKILLS

Communication/Organizational

Skilled at analyzing and manipulating large amounts of quantitative data

Skilled at troubleshooting software or hardware problems and finding cost effective solutions

3+ years experience managing multi-million dollar specialized tool warehouse - tracking calibration records, sign-out

logs, tool maintenance, and maintaining order for over 3000 tools.

Able to deal effectively with objective criticism or feedback and improve performance

Able to create technical documents, correspondence, and other effective communications

Software: MATLAB Simulink PSpice Multisim Mathcad Windows 7 Windows XP Linux MS Office

Programming: Experience writing and debugging in C, C++, Assembly, Java, and Visual Basic

PROJECTS AND EXPERIENCE

Senior Design Project

As a member of a four member team, helped design a biomedical device designed to feature simple, end -user operation for the

purpose of bathing and incubating high and low oxygen saline solutions over stem cells. The device will be used by the Biology

department at CSUS to facilitate further research in the area of stem cell preconditioning. Personally responsible for designing,

implementing, and testing the driver circuit used to run the stepper motor and connected peristaltic pump efficiently and safely.

The circuit was developed using Darlington arrays, optoisolators, and flyback diodes that could safely and efficiently control the

pump mechanism. All documents were completed in compliance with IEEE standards. Comprehensive documentation of project

progress and a complete final report were delivered along with an industry group PowerPoint presentation.

CSUPERB Idea-to-Product Challenge

Member of a four person team that participated and won first place in the Early-Stage Biotechnology Commercialization

Challenge at the Annual Biotechnology Symposium. The team was comprised of engineering and business students.

A comprehensive written report and formal PowerPoint presentation was delivered to a panel of judges focusing on a marketing

plan for the stem cell preconditioning system.

WORK EXPERIENCE

Student Researcher, Smart Grid Project, CSUS 01/12 to Present

Research and demonstration using LabVIEW simulation to further develop Smart Grid models

09/11 12/11

Student Lab Assistant, Network Analysis, CSUS

Graded lab reports, assisted students in the use of lab instruments and simulation software Multisim

Veterans Service Office Clerk, Pierce College 08/06 05/09

Time and personnel management, determination and optimization of Veteran student benefits

01/98 01/04

Aircraft Powertrain Mechanic, US Army

Responsible management of complex tool warehouse for aircraft maintenance

AFFILIATIONS, ACTIVITIES & HONORS

Member, Tau Beta Pi

Vice-President, IEEE CSUS

Vice-President, Engineering Club Pierce College

Dean s Honor List

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