Nicholas J. Harrigan
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Baltimore, MD 21234 ac0d1c@r.postjobfree.com
Education
Bachelor of Science, Chemical Engineering, May 2010
University of Maryland, College Park, MD
Engineering GPA: 3.83 Cumulative GPA: 3.50
Masters of Science, Engineering Management, Spring 2015
University of Maryland Baltimore County, Baltimore, MD Cumulative GPA: 3.83
Honors
Primannum Honor Society: Alpha Lambda Delta and Phi Eta Sigma – Spring 2007 to Spring 2010
A.James Clark School of Engineering Scholarship – Engineering award for current students
ASPIRE Recipient – Selected to showcase semester-long research topic
Relevant Experience
Full-Time Employment - GSE Systems, Sykesville, MD
June 2010 – Present
Interpret and debug logic diagrams, P&IDs, process flow charts, and DCS systems
Experience with DeltaV, Schneider PLC, ABB, Novatech D3 control systems
Develop plant simulation models, test procedures, and validation criteria
Conduct and analyze system tests and results, customer acceptance testing within 5% accuracy
Program custom modules for simulation and more efficient process control
Interface with R&D to develop company-wide CMS
Quality council member - goal was to reduce rework on projects by 10%
Provide customer support, training, and demos of JPro products
Technical writing on project proposals, DFS, CMS reports, operation manuals
Worked on 7+ simulator projects including DOE nuclear waste treatment, evaporators, CCGT, oil and gas, ventilation, utilities, and web-based tutorials for basic processes
Lead engineer on multiple projects, experience in project management duties such as scheduling, meeting minutes, budgeting, monthly reports (BCWS, BCWP, ACWP analysis) requirements development, risk management etc.
Summer Internship – Hughes Associates, Baltimore, MD
Summer 2008 – Winter 2008
Worked on crucial large scale project for Pentagon; computer modeling of gas release
Assisted in writing report addendums; aided in future Pentagon evacuation procedures
Complex Fluids/Bio-nano Research, Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Maryland
Fall 2008 – Fall 2010
Laboratory research of UV-curable nanogels to separate blood and plasma
Computer Skills
Computer Programming and Operating Systems: MATLAB, MS Windows, Fortran
Applications: MS Products (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), CHEMCAD, AUTOCAD, JPro