Muhammed Selahattin Celik

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Florence, SC 29501

Objective

Seeking full time position with a dynamic engineering group responsible for design, research, development, testing, and/or manufacturing of products.

Education B.S. in Engineering Science and Mechanics, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, May 2017

*Similar curriculum to Mechanical Engineering with an emphasis on mechanics and dynamics. Research/

Work

Experience

Undergraduate Research Assistant

Destructive testing of post-fire 5XXX aluminum alloys Extreme Lab, Engineering Science and Mechanics Department, Virginia Tech: Spring 2016, Summer 2016

Designed test samples using CAD software (NX) and manufactured aluminum alloy (5xxx series) samples using CNC milling machine and hand tools

Prepared samples for micrographs

Set up and calibrated Instron testing instruments (Instron 5984 Testing System)

Measured ultimate strength and creep properties of prepared aluminum samples using Instron and MTS testing instruments

Setup and utilized FLIR thermal camera to monitor the sample temperatures

Setup and utilized Digital Image Correlation (DIC) system to track the deformation of samples at elevated temperatures

Performed hardness measurements using GE MIC10 handheld probe Undergraduate Research Assistant

Characterization and modeling of hybrid carbon fiber/carbon nanotube reinforced composites Al-Haik Research Group, Engineering Science and Mechanics Department, Virginia Tech: Spring 2014, Summer 2014, Spring 2015

Prepared carbon fiber sheets by sputtering zinc or nickel, then grew carbon nanotubes on sheets. Manufactured composites using multiple carbon fiber sheets in an epoxy matrix

Measured stress relaxation, ultimate strength and creep of prepared samples using Instron testing instruments and MTS Testworks software

Senior Design Project

Tendinopathy Analysis Using Machine Learning

Engineering Science and Mechanics Department, Virginia Tech: Fall 2016, Spring 2017

Developed a machine learning algorithm to detect and classify tendon injuries in ultrasounds of the knee region

Studied tendinopathy and tendon mechanics as well as conducted interviews with subject professionals to gain knowledge of the field

Developed algorithm to crop region of interest from ultrasound images using MATLAB Statistics and Machine Learning toolbox

Skills Mechanical testing: Tensile, fatigue, and creep testing Strain Gauge: Installation and application

Extensometer: Application

CNC Programming: Pathing

Hand tools: Saws, polishing, soldering

Sputtering: Setup and application

Hardness testing: Using handheld probe and visual

inspection

Induction heater: Setup and application

DIC: Setup and application

FLIR: Setup and application

Engineering Statistics: Preparation of control charts, regression analysis, design of experiments (DOE)

Languages: Fluent in Turkish, limited working proficiency in French

ANSYS Workbench: Finite Element Analysis (FEA). Geometry creation, mesh generation, performing structural mechanics analysis (static and dynamic, i.e. vibration), fluid dynamics, thermal analysis, and coupled field analysis.

MATLAB: GUI programming, numerical analysis, and problem solving. Actively used MATLAB in senior design project which focuses on image processing.

Mathematica: Course work to perform numerical analysis, symbolic mathematics.

Creo Parametric / ProE, Autodesk Inventor: 3-D modeling, assembly modeling, and creating 2-D drawings, application of GD&T.

NX: Modeling parts for CNC machining.

Labview: Data acquisition.

Minitab: Control charts, DOE, regression, basic statistics. Microsoft Office

Applicable

Classes

Mechanical Behavior of Materials

Metals and Alloys

Thermal Physics

Fluids

Finite Elements

Operational Methods

Vibrations

Nanotechnology

Engineering Statistics

Other

Work

Experience

Data Reductionist: Virginia Tech Transportation Institute: Summer 2017 News Analyst: Department of Computer Science, Virginia Tech: Spring 2016, Summer 2016 Tutor: Online tutoring of math, physics, and MATLAB. Internship: National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, Florida State University: 2011,2012

- Building electrical circuits, taking electrical measurements

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