Benjamin Pavlos

ac9twz@r.postjobfree.com

860-***-****

EDUCATION

Northeastern University, Boston, MA May 2019

Candidate for Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering

GPA: 3.32

Activities: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Dean’s Scholarship Student, Enabling Engineering, Intermural Frisbee

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Manufacturing Tools: 3D Printing, 2 Axis CNC Milling, Lathe, Soldering, Hand Tools Software Tools: SolidWorks (CSWA and CSWP Certified), AutoCAD, Agile Product Data Management, Microsoft Office, MATLAB, ANSYS, C++, Arduino, LabView, Visual Basic EXPERIENCE

DOTS Corp Technology, Natick, MA January-June 2018 Mechanical Engineering Co-op

• Designed and fabricated test fixtures using 3D printing to validate product subassemblies.

• Collaborated with contractor in optical lens component selection using beam profiling.

• Solved product design problems using iterative testing and presented results in design reviews. KGS Buildings, Somerville, MA January-June 2017

Onboarding Team Co-op

• Created virtual models of custom HVAC to allow real time diagnostics in MATLAB.

• Established data transfer connections between varying building management system platforms.

• Designed and built project management tools and process automation tools in Excel VBA. NxStage Medical Inc., Lawrence, MA January-July 2016 Mechanical Engineering Co-op

• Collaborated with electrical and software engineers on next iteration of flagship dialysis product.

• Created and executed test procedures and reports to support product validation.

• Independently assembled electromechanical prototypes for testing and development. Whelen Engineering, Chester, CT

Semester Intern October-December 2013

• Prototyped remote-controlled light assembly for use in police light-bar.

• Designed key parts in SolidWorks and researched servo motors for use in assembly.

• Built assembly inside of functional light-bar for proof of concept. SCHOOL PROJECTS

Enabling Engineering: Light Bright Teaching Tool September 2017- September 2018

• Designed and built tool to let students with disabilities practice motor and color recognition skills.

• Collaborated with the Carter School to recognize design needs and develop solutions. Capstone: Video Game Controller for Double Amputee June–December 2018

• Identified design needs through multiple design reviews with client and Northeastern Professors.

• Designed prototype in SolidWorks and used 3D Printing to create several iterations of design.

• Produced fully functional final design for client and won “Most Technically Complete” award

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