Microsoft Office Engineering

Education

University of Colorado Boulder, M.S. Mechanical Engineering, Class of 2015, GPA 3.88

Relevant Courses: Methods of Engineering Analysis (I&II), Materials Chemistry and Structure, Micro/Nano/Bio, Polymers, Fluid Dynamics

University of California Berkeley, B.A. Physics, Class of 2012, GPA 3.3

Relevant Courses: Introduction to Computer Programming, Manufacturing and Design, Ethics of Engineering, Advanced Electronics Lab, Organic Chemistry

Highlight of Skills and Abilities

Mastery of Solidworks, Labview, Matlab, National Instruments, Microsoft Office and Openfoam

5 years working in a medical office

Designed and built finger oxygen pulsometer

Manufacturing considerations in design

Proficiency with FEA, MS Project, SQL, JIRA, C++, Java, Javascript, AutoDesk, Python, Git, Windows, Linux and Mac operating systems

Highly successful at educating and teaching professionals

Strong communication, teamwork, and organizational skills

Experience leading teams and supporting several projects concurrently

Work Experience

Engineering Consultant: 2016-present (Mersch Engineering Solutions [self-employed])

Identify malfunction risks through customized computer simulations.

Construction and design of custom parts directly meeting clients' requests

Coding of custom programs for clientele using Matlab, Labview and C++

Establishing intuitive user manuals and providing customer support

Production of cost analysis reports and assessments

Graduate Research Assistant: 2012-2015 (CU Boulder - employee)

Led nano patterning membrane optimization research

Designed and analyzed simulations studying underlying physics in optimization

Managed engineering team building prototype scale up production

Generated and distributed documents teaching professionals use of a C++ library program

Publicly presented research results at professional conferences to both experts and laypeople

Lead and managed two research teams and carried out my own research project.

Digital Patient Data Manager: 2006-2011 (Southern Orange County Pediatric Associates - employee)

Led the transition from paper charts to a comprehensive digital chart system

Managed confidential medical and financial data

Interacted with insurance organizations and other medical offices regularly

Publications and Conferences

Rocky Mountain Fluid Mechanics Research Symposium (August 4, 2015)

NSF AIR-TT & SBIR Phase II Grantee Conference (June 1-4, 2015)

GEARRS (Graduate Engineering Annual Research & Recruitment Symposium) (March 5, 2014)

Speaker at the Fluids Seminar at University of Colorado, Boulder (March 4, 2014)

"Influence of sub-micron surface patterns on the deposition of model proteins during active filtration" coauthor - (2013 Journal of Membrane Science)

"Simulations and Experiments for Fouling Mitigation on Patterned Nano-imprint Lithography Ultra Filtration Membranes" (2015 CU Scholar)

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