EDOSE E. IBADIN
Glenn Dale, Maryland, *****
Tel: 240-***-****
************@*****.***
Education: Hampton University, Hampton, Virginia
Bachelor of Science - Electrical Engineering - GPA: 3.28 May 2015
Towson University, Towson, Maryland
Master of Science – Information Technology/Software Engineering - GPA: 3.45 May 2018
Career Objective: To obtain a position in the Software Engineering/Electrical Engineering field where I can utilize my education to contribute to company’s operations.
Specialized trainings: Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), Proficient in Collaboration applications (i.e. Google docs), and social media applications, Proficient in C/C ++ programming, Multisim, FEMM, Arduino Processing, Javascript, Oracle SQL, MATLAB, and HTML
EXPERIENCE:
IT Intern – American Federation of Government Employees(AFGE) Washington, DC. January 2017- June 2017
Provided documentation for various processes
Joined computers to network domain
Imaged and Re-imaged machines
Engaged in ticket updates, follow-up, and closures via Zendesk IT service management and VPN installation
Summer Intern - U.S. DOE CNS-Y-12 National Security Complex. Oak Ridge TN. June 2014 – August 2014
Manually calculated coil magnetic field based on actual coil model dimensions
Induced current to drive actual coil to determine magnetic field using a magnetometer.
Simulated and functionally tested comparable electromagnetic coil models using PerMag software to calculate magnetic fields
Utilized software to compare magnet fields of actual and simulated coils to verify results
Performed analysis of permanent magnets utilizing PerMag software
Research Assistant - Hampton University School of Engineering and Technology. Hampton, VA. May 2013-July 2013
Created age based Algebraic word problems to assess mathematical capabilities
Developed lesson plans with real world applications that included robot and bridge design sets to engage and challenge students in the classroom setting
Created presentations showing students the importance and practicality of mathematics in the world to promote their pursuance of STEM majors
Volunteer/Activities/Awards:
District Track Club Athlete- 2015-present
Track and Field Athlete (Hampton University)- 2011-2015
Univ. of Tennessee (EVOL-9) Camp, mentored youth aspiring to become Engineers - 2014
So Other Might Eat - (SOME), Program organized to feed the homeless - 2014
Girls Incorporated - Monitored youth ages 5 to 12 during their afterschool activities – 2012
Math Club (Hampton University) - 2011-2015
Hampton University Dean’s List
NCAA All-American
National Society of Black Engineers(NSBE)
2016 U.S Olympic Trails Qualifier