MICHAEL BOWIE
**** ******** *** ■ Windsor, ON N9E 4J9
Phone: 519-***-**** ■ ********@*****.***
EDUCATION
Master’s of Applied Science M.A.Sc. (Mechanical Engineering)
University of Windsor 2011
Bachelor’s of Applied Science B.A.Sc.
(Mechanical Automotive Engineering Co-op)
University of Windsor 2007
Member – Professional Engineers Ontario (EIT Status)
WORK EXPERIENCE
2955 Northway Ave, Windsor, Ontario September 2011 – Present
• Conducted independent engineering research to learn commonly utilized
software in industry (i.e. LMS, CATIA, DFMEA, DFSS, Shainin – Red-X Training,
INCA-ETAS, etc.) via the internet
• Wrote the Professional Practice Examination for Professional Engineers Ontario
in December 2013
UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR, Windsor, Ontario
Research Assistant September 2007 - August 2011
• Gained valuable computer experience by being involved in engineering software
for specialized NVH (noise vibrations harshness) hardware for sound barrier data
collection of potential automotive dash panel materials, specifically Labview 8.0,
PULSE Labshop V 15, impedance tube
• Gained valuable office experience by assisting engineering staff in NVH
laboratory activities
• Gained Conference experience by presenting at the Acoustics Week in Canada
Fall 2009 Conference at Niagara-on-the-Lake
• Gained competency in a high-pressure environment by being a Graduate
Assistant
• Gained coaching skills by assisting students enrolled in engineering courses with
their coursework, marking assignments and exams, proctoring examinations, etc.
UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR, Windsor, Ontario
BAJA SAE Team Suspension Design Member September 2006 – August 2007
• Gained valuable engineering industry experience by being involved in vehicle
design of the June 2007 West Competition U of W SAE BAJA vehicle for the Capstone
Design Project
• Gained valuable engineering teamwork skills by competing with a team of 25
from the double-cohort year in Rochester, New York in June 2007
• Utilized the following CAE tools: Catia V5 R14 for 3D design and for suspension
components and FEA stress analysis
• Utilized ANSYS to perform stress analysis on suspension components
• Applied concepts from vehicle dynamics towards the design of the Baja vehicle
• Utilized ADAMS for stress analysis and dynamics simulations of rear suspension
components
DAYUS Register & Grille, Windsor, Ontario
Assembler, Office Engineer August – December 2006
• Learned how to deal with adversity by working with other assemblers to
assemble grilles and registers on the assembly line
• Learned industry engineering skills by performing engineering design of louvers
and grilles in the office
PPG Canada Inc., Chrysler, Windsor, Ontario
Technical Service Representative April – September 2005, January – May 2006
• Gained valuable independent work skills by being involved with data collection
using a wavescan, x-rite and PELT sophisticated devices to ensure that the
thicknesses of the PPG product filmbuilds on the 2005/2006 Chrysler Pacifica
and Minivan models were in-spec by uploading data and waveform marking,
respectively
Siemens VDO Automotive, Tilbury, Ontario
Student Floor Engineer June – August 2004
• Gained teamwork skills by being involved with data collection, use of computer to
record data
• Learned how to deal with adversity by working in a team environment
responsible for observing the conditions of factory machines, machine
shortcomings, and floor assistance as required in the testing of car parts to
ensure quality
TECHNICAL PROFICIENCY
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MS Office 2013 LMS AutoCAD
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CATIA C, C++
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LabVIEW MATLAB
VOLUNTEER SERVICES
Volunteer, COBO Centre Detroit Auto Show Volunteer, Habitat for Humanity