Matthew Clayton Bishop
Orlando, FL 32812
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Objective
Mechanical engineering position at a company with ties to aerospace contracts Education
University of Florida, Gainesville, FL GPA: 3.9/4.0 Dec. 2016 Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, cum laude Dec. 2016 Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering, cum laude Work Experience
2017 Intern, Production Resource Group
• Performed various tasks including creating and correcting purchase orders for the operations department at the Orlando, FL office 2016 Intern, Production Resource Group
• Performed data entry and organization tasks for the finance department at the Orlando, FL office
2014, 2015 Brick Specialist, LEGO Brand Retail
• Worked as a sales associate (“Brick Specialist”) at the LEGO store at Walt Disney World’s Disney Springs over two summers
2013 Intern, Production Resource Group
• Helped organize the base inventory database into a spreadsheet for the operations department at the Orlando, FL office
Other Experience/Honors/Awards
2016 – present Member, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics 2014 – 2016 Member, Small Satellite Design Club, University of Florida
• Member of the 2015-2016 CanSat team that attended the 2016 Annual CanSat Competition
• Presented CanSat design at the 2016 Region 2 AIAA Student Conference 2014 Member, Society of Automotive Engineers, University of Florida Technical Skills
• Manufacturing experience at the University of Florida
• Two years of experience in SolidWorks, MATLAB, and LabVIEW
• Proficient in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
Personal
• Hobbies include building LEGO sets and playing video games Design Projects
• Designed the platform of a robot that would travel through a course and collect a set number of racquetballs within a time limit in EML2322L, Design and Manufacturing Lab, in Fall 2014 in a three person group
• Designed a simplified four speed manual transmission in EML3005, Mechanical Design 1, in Fall 2015 in a two person group
• Helped design the structure of a glider that was used in the 2016 CanSat Competition in a ten person group. The glider placed 23rd out of 40 teams due to a loss of communications shortly after launch.