Adrian Madrigal
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OBJECTIVE
My goal is to find a company or organization that can help me grow in my professional career. I want to be able to broaden my knowledge and apply the things that I have already learn.
EDUCATION
University of California, Irvine Irvine, CA
Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering September 2009-June 2014
with a specialization in design of mechanical systems
Minor in Materials Science Engineering
Overall GPA: 3.116 School GPA: 3.141
Dean's Honor list recipient: Winter 2013, Fall 2013, Winter 2014
California State University, Long Beach Long Beach, CA
Masters of Science in Mechanical Engineering August 2016- May 2018
with an emphasis in Design and Manufacturing
Overall GPA: 3.900
SKILLS
SolidWorks MATLAB Welding MSC Nastran and Patran
Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint Mills and Lathes (Machining) Solid Thinking Inspire
RELEVANT COURSEWORK
Materials Engineering Machine Design Thermodynamics/Heat transfer
Manufacturing Processes Mechanics of Materials Adv Composite Manufacturing
Thermal Engineering Philosophy of Design Linear Finite Element Analysis
Thermal Systems Engineering Economics Additive Manufacturing Process
Sustainable Energy Computer Aided Design Struct. Analysis Composite Laminate
Design Failure Investigation Network Analysis Communication in Prof. World
Composite Materials Fluid Mechanics Nanomaterials Properties & Appl.
Metals/Plastics MFC Process Vibrations Adv Mechanics Deformable Bodies
WORK EXPERIENCE
Food Service Worker August 2011– June 2014
BC's Cavern - Irvine, CA
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PROJECTS
3D Printed an Engine block – Our class project was to use additive manufacturing to construct a small block Chevrolet engine. Our group was responsible for scanning the engine block and producing a 3D model of the block. I was also responsible for making a Solidworks file of the main caps, and preparing it for 3D printing.
Helicopter design - I had to create a Solidworks model of an apache helicopter with motion.
Music Box: In a group, we had to design and create a music box that would interact with 29 other music boxes that would each play a part of a song when it was trigger. For the project, we had to include different options for creating each part of the music box, their pros and cons, and a cost analysis. The project simulated a real work environment of designing and creating a part that not only functions individually, but as part of a whole final product.
Pedal Structure: Assisted in performing a stress analysis using MSC Nastran and Patran on a pedal assembly for a racecar. We had to see if the structure would survive extreme situations, what the level of safety was, and give any recommendations on how to improve the structure.
Racecar Engineering (Formula SAE): Assisted with designing and transforming a gas racecar into an electric racecar. As a team, we not only had to design and manufacture different components of the racecar, but take into account the restrictions that the chasse and body of the gas racecar gave us.
Bicycle Frame – As a group, we had to apply the finite element analysis to a bicycle frame, so that we could design a light weight structure that still met the required safety factor.
Design Sandwich Panels – We designed a Kevlar-epoxy skin graphite reinforced sandwich panel that had to be under type III ballistic threat for lightweight concealed body armor applications. We built a model of our sandwich panel and performed a finite element analysis to determine that our sandwich panel would not fail under the given conditions.
AFFILIATIONS
Society of Automobile Engineers (SAE) Society of Women Engineers (SWE)