Eric D. Kenney
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DOD Clearance Level: Secret
Concurrent Bachelors/Masters in Aerospace Engineering Sciences
EDUCATION:
Bachelors GPA = 3.3
University of Colorado at Boulder
Masters GPA = 3.4
Masters Focus: Fluids and Propulsion
BS Graduation: May 2011, MS Graduation: May 2012
Raytheon Company Intelligence and Information Systems - GPS OCX
TECHNICAL
Command and Control Subsystem Test Engineer II, July 2012 - Present
EXPERIENCE:
- Write Ground Status and Control Software product-level test cases and procedures
- Research and develop verification procedures based on Con Ops and requirements
- Document test results and work with SE, SW, and HW teams to resolve problems
- Developed automated test scripts for streamlining testing and verification steps
Northrop Grumman Corporation Technical Intern - Aerospace Systems
Strike and Surveillance Systems Division, June – August 2011
- Assisted in engine inlet design testing at Northrop Grumman wind tunnel testing facility
- Used wind tunnel test results to verify and validate CFD models of engine inlet flow
- Developed graphic user interface for supersonic inlet design analysis code - MATLAB
Senior Capstone and Graduate Design Projects, August 2010 – May 2012
- Developed industry-style ConOps as well as project and system requirements
- Improved oral and written communication skills in PDR, CDR and IR presentations
• Hyperion Blended-Wing-Body Aircraft - Graduate Design Project
- Designed, built and tested a 3.2 m span “blended-wing-body” high efficiency aircraft
- Performed structural analysis and design trade studies as landing gear system lead
• Biofuel Miniature Turbojet Engine - Senior Capstone Design Project
- Successfully met customer requirements while under budget on 9-member team
- Adapted miniature jet engine to operate on biofuel and increased thrust/weight ratio
- Performed flow and structural analysis as head designer of variable-area nozzle
- Website: http://aeroprojects.colorado.edu/10_11/biomite/
University of Colorado at Boulder - Undergraduate Research Assistant
RESEARCH
Aerodynamic Loading on Micro Aerial Vehicles, December 2009 – December 2010
EXPERIENCE:
- Conducted experiments on design, fabrication and testing of 6” carbon fiber aircraft
- Designed and constructed hardware, including wind tunnel gust generator
Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics, Electronics Dept., May - Sept. 2010
- Fabricated complex circuits and integrated them into input/output panels
- Gained experience with surface mounting, circuit connections and quality control
Autonomous Vehicle Systems Laboratory, May - August 2009
- Experimental research on spacecraft relative motion control using Coulomb forces
- Designed and fabricated hardware, including electronics and precision acrylics
RELEVANT Computational Fluid Dynamics -Computational methods for the solution of fluid mechanics problems
COURSES: Electronics & Communications -Analog & digital electronics, data acquisition, and communication
Fluid Mechanics -Navier-Stokes equation, vorticity, viscous flows and boundary layers
High Speed Aerodynamics -Compressible flow, hypersonics, shocks/expansions, and sonic boom
Rocket Propulsion -Analysis and design of modern rocket and spacecraft propulsion
TECHNICAL Proficient in MATLAB, Microsoft Office, TecPlot, CATIA, and SolidWorks
SKILLS: Experience in research, data handling, technical writing, presentations, and team projects
Experience with C++, Fortran, JavaScript, and electronics design and fabrication
Experience with metal, plastic, rapid prototyping, and composites machine shop fabrication incl. CNC
HONORS: National Aerospace Honors Society, Sigma Gamma Tau - Outreach Coordinator
- Visit area elementary schools to help students design, build and launch model rockets