Srinath Srinivasan
Chicago, IL ***** 312-***-**** ac0rhy@r.postjobfree.com linkedin.com/in/srinath96 srinath96.blogspot.com
Objective
Successfully develop high quality and profitable projects and products in a mechanical or related role on combined education and experience
Education
May 2017 Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago, IL
Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering [3.1 GPA]
Coursework: Reliability Engineering, Statistical process and quality control, Advanced CAD/CAM.
2016 Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago, IL
Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering [3.17 GPA] [Transferred from SRM University]
Coursework: Manufacturing, Design of Mechanical Systems, Finite Element Method, Heat transfer.
Skills
Abaqus CAE, Abaqus Command, Abaqus CFD, Hyper mesh, Auto CAD, Autodesk Inventor, MS Suite, Arduino IDE, CNC Machine
Experience
Jan 16-Present Fea Analyst Chicago, IL
Performed loading, bending, torsion, element deletion, cohesive surface interaction, part to part tie, heat transfer and coupled temperature displacement analysis, drop simulation, mid surface mesh, skin analysis and buckling testing.
Solved issues like finding and deleting flat elements, carefully stitching void spaces created by deleting flat elements.
Jan 16-Dec 16 Illinois Institute of Technology Prototyping shop Chicago, IL
Volunteer assistant machine operator
Operated CNC machine under supervisor guidance to cut various materials like MDF, Plywood, and Foam.
Operated machines like drilling machine, band saw, hack saw, strip heater, 3D printer, and laser cutter independently.
Assisted supervisor in machining, CNC table setup and inventory control.
academic projects
Apr 2017 Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago, IL
Advanced CAD/CAM class
Design and analysis of robotic arm
Design and analysis engineer for a 5 member team.
Applied a load of -50 N in x, y and z axis one at a time to simulate bending and axial loading. The model with plastic arm crashed due to excessive load while the model with steel arm survived the load.
Performed heat transfer and coupled temperature displacement analysis. A temperature of 373K was applied on gripper and 273K on the arm. The result indicated that heat flux was small and will not damage the arm by melting it.
Presented the model and analysis in front of an open audience including Professor, faculty and classmates.
Apr 2016 Illinois institute of technology
Design of Mechanical Systems class
Simple coffee machine Chicago, IL
Design and prototyping engineer for a team of 5.
Manufactured and assembled the coffee machine using 3D printer, laser cutter with materials like acrylic and PLA plastic.
Solved problems like improper flow of water, random servo motions and excess friction in auger motion.
Performed tests to verify optimum flow rate, optimum brewing temperature and servo motions. It took around 3 minutes to brew an 8oz cup of coffee. Hot water temperature was around 200̊F.
Jan 2016 Illinois institute of technology
Design of Mechanical Systems class
two wheeled paper based chariot Chicago, IL
Modeling and assembly engineer for a team of 5.
Drafted and assembled the Chariot using laser cutter, CNC machine for cutting foam core board and foam.
Executed off-road tests to test durability, dynamics, friction analysis on snow and dirt ground. Top ground speed was 5mph with a weight capacity of 200lb.
Performed reliability and weight testing using the heaviest rider (200lb).
Presented the model in front of an open audience including Professor, faculty and classmates.
Independent Project
June 2016 simple leaf blower hovercraft Chicago, IL
Modeled and fabricated a working hovercraft using plywood, shower curtain and a 160mph electric leaf blower.
Gained knowledge about pressurized air flow thereby understood air cushioning.
Conducted tests on various surfaces like wooden floor, carpet and concrete road. Ground speed was 2 to 3 mph.