Matthew Sedore

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*** **** **** ******, ******** ON

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Summary of Strengths

Strong background in material sciences, metallography, characterization, and fracture analysis.

Highly skilled in SolidWorks, AutoCAD, and Microsoft office

Proven leadership skills and dedicated team player. Employment History

Intermediate Detailer and Estimator June 2017 – Present Cambridge Profab, Brantford, ON

Provide detailed fabrication drawings and models for assembly of custom steel structures such used for pollution and noise control purposes.

Construct quotes and analyses for potential clients and helped generate over 1 million in revenues.

Researcher August 2012 – May 2017

Mechanical and Materials Science Engineering, Queen’s University, Kingston, ON

Established the procedure, characterization and testing parameters for fabricating nanopillars using focused ion beam milling and electrodeposition techniques for Queen’s University.

Prepared and analyzed internal microstructures of compressed magnesium AZ80 specimens for Auto21 and Ford Canada

Presented findings at National and international conferences to further understanding within the field of nanomaterial science.

Teaching Assistant September 2013 – April 2015

Mechanical and Materials Science Engineering, Queen’s University, Kingston, ON

Organize and supervised 3rd year engineering students to perform casting, welding, soldering, mechanical testing, and metallography of materials. Sports Official

Ontario Minor Hockey Association, Kingston, ON September 2001 - present Canadian Soccer Association, Kingston ON May 2002 - present Athletics and Recreation, Queen’s University, Kingston, ON September 2009 – April 2017

Ensure safety and fairness for all participants by performing quick judgements and applying the rules of each sport at all levels of play from recreational to varsity. Education

Master of Applied Science, Materials Science Engineering September 2016 Queen’s University, Kingston, ON

Specialized in nanofabrication, surface phenomenon, characterization and testing of nano- specimens using high precision instrumentation.

Bachelor of Engineering, Mechanical and Materials Science Engineering April 2013 Queen’s University, Kingston, ON

Successfully completed courses in materials processing, fracture mechanics, biomedical engineering, and other courses related to mechanical engineering and metallurgy. Specialty Volunteer Work

Discipline Panel Member September 2010 – August 2016 Athletics and Recreation, Queen’s University, Kingston, ON

Act as student representative during hearings of disciplined athletes at Queen’s University. Co-Organizer and Official May 2012 – April 2013

University District Hockey League, Alma Mater Society, Queen’s University, Kingston, ON

Lead a team of volunteers in recruiting teams, scheduling officials, organizing road closures, while attending weekly meetings to operate a ball hockey tournament for the Kingston community.

Co-Organizer and Coach January 2008 – April 2008

Greater Napanee Youth volleyball, Napanee District Secondary School, Napanee, ON

Recruited 8 coaches and over 80 participants for the first youth volleyball league in Napanee.

Charged with team fabrication and scheduling of all games for 8 week season.

Coached one of the teams to help teach participants the necessary skills to succeed in volleyball and maintained a fun and relaxed environment to develop their talents. Awards for Academic Achievements

Queen’s University Graduate Award (2013, 2014)

Dr. W.B.F. Mackay Memorial Scholarship, Mildred K. Walters Award, The Science 1982 Award in Applied Science, and Dean’s List for Academic Excellence (2013)

Joseph N. McCarey Memorial Award in Mechanical Engineering (2011)

Queen Elizabeth II Aiming For The Top, Queen’s University Excellence Scholarship, and Queen’s Entrance Award (2010)

Additional Training

WHMIS Certificate in Safety (valid through 2018)

Cambridge Profab, Brantford, ON

General Interests

Continuous Learning: staying current on new scientific discoveries, electronic devices, automotive breakthroughs, energy harvesting, sports equipment development, and medicine. Sports and leisure: hockey, soccer, racquet sports, volleyball, camping, hiking, reading.