Engineer Mechanical

Joseph Andrew Schimpp, EIT

***.*******@*******.*** • 480-***-**** • U.S. Citizen

SUMMARY

Mechanical Engineer with experience in mechanical and thermal analysis, applied numerical methods, and common engineering software seeking a full-time opportunity to contribute to product development through design, CAD modelling, and testing.

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Graduated May 2017

Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ GPA 3.42

Engineer-in-Training Certification, State of Arizona June 2017

https://account.ncees.org/rn/1813800-1020916-4e5e2ff

ASHRAE eLearning

Began HVAC Control Systems Online Course Package June 2017-Present

TECHNICAL SKILLS

SolidWorks, ANSYS, MATLAB, Trello (Project Management Software), Microsoft Project, Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), Presentation, Thermal Analysis, Fluids Analysis

Experimental design and statistical data analysis

MIG Welding, Machining, Metal Cutting

ACADEMIC PROJECTS

Senior Design Team Project: Portable Water Turbine August 2016-May 2017

Manufacturing engineer: wrote Word document of manufacturing plan for machine shop manufacturing procedures and documented fabrication processes using Trello

Conducted experiment to determine stall torque in shaft of electrical generator

Designed planetary gear set to maximize rotational speed of generator shaft based on torque data analysis

Built SolidWorks model of planetary gear set and ran motion analysis

Independent Research: Vaporization for Desalination and Energy Production October 2016-Present

Designed layout of power cycle to desalinate water through vaporization while generating energy

Determined water pressures which optimize thermal efficiency of cycle

Stress Analysis for 3D Truss Structure March 2016

Constructed tower truss structure in ANSYS and simulated stresses due to applied forces

OTHER EXPERIENCE

College Research Projects June 2016-April 2017

- Analyzed data for steam power cycle using thermal and numerical methods in MATLAB and Excel

- Determined and presented PowerPoint of probable reasoning for underperformance of cycle

- Analyzed data to predict and document the amount by which available solar energy can replace the use of nonrenewable energy under certain conditions

ASU Academic Success Programs September 2014-April 2017

Tutor September 2014-April 2017

-Communicated concepts in math, physics, engineering, Spanish, and writing

INTRAMURAL CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES

Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity Fall 2014-Spring 2017

Individual Purpose Chair: lead discussions on positive social impact Fall 2016-Spring 2017

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