Kevin Charles Finney
*** ******** ** *******, ** 38018 email: ************@*****.***
Phone: 901-***-**** https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-c-finney
Education:
Baylor University – Waco, TX; 08/2011-12/2015
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME); GPA:3.28/4.00
Minors: Mathematics, Japanese; Dean’s Academic Honor List – fall 2015
Passed Fundamentals of Engineering Mechanical Exam – November 17, 2016
Completed Course Work:
Statics, Dynamics, Circuits, Thermodynamics, Strength of Materials, Materials/Manufacturing Processes, Dynamic Systems, Heat Transfer, Machine Design, Instrumentation and Measurements, System Modeling and Control, Aircraft Structural Analysis, Properties/Processes of Electrical Materials
Certifications & Other Training:
Engineer Intern: Certificate No. 33149; obtained – December 23, 2016
Autodesk AutoCAD Certified User: Issued October 6, 2017
Technical Skills:
AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Matlab, Mathcad, MS Office, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint
Professional Organizations:
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME): 2012-present
Work Experience:
Olympus – Bartlett, TN
Engineer Intern; 06/19/2017 – 06/15/2018
Completed tasks and testing as assigned by the Research and Design team.
Assisted in the development of medical devices used for ear, nose, and throat surgeries.
Edited existing drawings made in SolidWorks as per the Engineering and Drafting teams' request.
Draft, submit, and collaborate on various work orders and change orders as requested by a senior Engineer.
FedEx Express Hub – Memphis, TN
Handler (Non-DOT); 02/10/2016 – 06/16/2017
Distributed packages and mail to appropriate conveyor to be processed for delivery.
Assisted with loading packages and mail onto carriers (i.e. trucks and storage cans that will be put into planes).
Texas Transportation Institute – Waco, TX
Student Assistant; 09/20/2014 – 12/17/2015
Checked on night time set-ups of I-35 closures. Drove through the closures to conduct spot checks on information signs, message boards, etc. Recorded our findings and experience in spreadsheets and submitted to the supervisor’s desk.
Collected speed data, and did minor maintenance on Bluetooth equipment.
Missionary TECH Team – Longview, TX
Mechanical Engineering Intern; 06/01/2015 – 08/14/2015
Conducted HVAC load calculations in MS Excel, and used results from those calculations to size heating systems such as baseboard heating and radiant floor heating.
Used AutoCAD to design HVAC and plumbing layouts. Learned how to create riser diagrams using isometric drawing. When designs were finished, created work schedules for the HVAC and plumbing components.
Projects I worked on:
oRenovations to the third floor of an existing building being modified for dormitory use by a local missionary group;An add-on for a small church that consisted of a multi-purpose room dining/sports area, kitchen, some classrooms, restrooms, and a nursery;
oSleeping cabins for a camp, where I was introduced to radiant floor heating;
oA multi-purpose activity building for another camp.
Other Experience:
Senior Design
08/2015 – 12/2015
Worked with a team of 5 people to design, construct, and test an aerodynamic package subsystem for the Baylor SAE Baja car that was entered into the College SAE Baja competition and race.
Researched materials and manufacturing processes for the front and top cover.
Assisted in construction of the aerodynamic package and testing of the air-intake system.
We performed comparison tests of the CVT to determine temperature changes while the CVT was running in two different states: the CVT being completely closed and the CVT with the complete air-intake system; both of these states were conducted at half and full throttle.
Design specification for air-intake system was to run the CVT at least 10 F cooler than without the system. Results found that the CVT running temperature with the air-intake system was, on average, 60 F cooler at half throttle and 65 F cooler at full throttle compared to the CVT tests without the system.
ClickN Kids Tablet Repair Guide & Trouble Shooting
03/2015 – 05/2015
https://www.ifixit.com/Device/ClickN_Kids_Tablet
Wrote and submitted a repair guide for a children's tablet device on the website ifixit.com in a group project.
Disassembled the tablet and wrote rough drafts for all individual part guides to be reviewed by team members and later placed on the site.
Utilized technical writing knowledge to create a professional guide that has been used by over 200 people.
Baylor in Japan
05/2012 – 06/2012
Spent four weeks in Japan for a study abroad program learning Japanese language and culture.
Conducted community service projects in Minami-Sanriku, Tohoku, Japan; a place affected by the Tsunami on March 11, 2011.