SANDIP HODKHASA
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EDUCATION
TEXAS A&M – College Station, TX (Sept.’09–May.’13)
M.S. - Mechanical Engineering (GPA: 3.38)
Advanced Dynamics, Ceramics, Elasticity, FEM, Composite Materials, Material Science, Waves Propagation
VAUGHN COLLEGE OF AERONAUTICS – Flushing, NY (Jan’07 – May’09)
B.S. - Mechanical Engineering (Aero. Minor) (GPA: 3.9)
Reliability Analysis, Aircraft Structure Analysis, Aircraft Configuration Design, Aerodynamics
Self-Study Subjects – Investment in Finance, Organizational Behavior, Nuclear Physics
In Process – Jet Propulsion, Turbo machinery Aerodynamics.
EXPERIENCE
TEXAS A&M – College Station, TX (Oct.’12–Dec.’12), Student Worker
Designing and Performing Engineering Analysis on a Hydraulic three way valve. Hydraulics.
TEXAS A&M – College Station, TX (Sept.’09–Aug.’10), Graduate Teaching Assistant
Provided assistance in developing teaching materials
C++, ANSYS, MATLAB, SolidWorks, SolidEdge, Nastran/Patran, AutoCAD, Catia, In Process – Java
FEDEX KINKOS – New York, NY (May’07-May’09) - Project Coordinator/Center Graphic Specialist
Had lead responsibility for digital imaging and graphic designing, maintained equipment and supplies.
Direct work with production team members, experience in training of center team members.
Microsoft Office (2010), Adobe - PhotoShop, ImageReady, Acrobat, InDesign, To Do – Dreamweaver, Illustrator
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
The Heat Equation – Derivation and Methods of Solutions with Finite Differencing at SPUYTEN DUYVIL (April’09)
ACADEMIC PROJECTS/PAPERS
• Optimization of the depth of a hot water carrying pipe using thermo-elastic analysis using finite element approach of a transient problem.
• Crack initiation and propagation of a Composite Laminate with use of ANSYS of the laminate’s crack initialization and propagation to failure by applying a constant load
• Examinations of various processing and strengthen techniques of Titanium Aluminum Carbide Ceramic with examining exploring the various procedures to strengthen the ceramic
• Designed a Hydraulic valve to control the flow of a fluid, which includes stimulation and Finite element analysis.
• Lead a group of undergraduate and graduate students for designing a small sized two-way hydraulic valve using SolidWorks and performed Engineering Analysis
RESEARCH
Developing a new Natural Fiber Polymer – HEMP-LLDPE with a compatibilizer. Using NDT to explore the dynamic testing with the aid of Lamb waves and testing its static property as well.
HONORS AND ACTIVITIES
President’s List 2007, 2008, Casey Jones Award for academic excellence, National Science Foundation (NSF) Scholarship
LANGUAGES
Hindi and other Indian Regional Languages, In Process – Spanish & French
INTERPERSONAL SKILLS
Excellent Team worker, Calm and efficient under pressure, self-motivated, Patient and organized
BLOG
www.storieswithvocabs.blogspot.com