Engineering Mechanical

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EDUCATION: B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, Conferred May, 2015 HONORS: Commonwealth Honors Program, College of Honors Textbook Award–six consecutive college semesters, Dean’s List–three consecutive college semesters, UMass Dartmouth IMPULSE Program for Math, Physics, & Engineering, University Scholarship –three consecutive years CURRICULUM PROJECTS:

Analytical Research on Turbulent Flow in a Duct:

o Develop CFD Experiment, Velocity Profile Data Analysis, & Evaluation of Complicated Integrals in Protocol Design Cranberry Farm Truck-Mounted Crane Design:

o Dynamic Analysis, Evaluate Electro-mechanical Elements in ANSYS®, Parts Modeling & Assembling in SolidWorks® Financial Decision Analysis of UMass Dartmouth Library Renovation: o Depreciation & Sensitivity Data Analysis, Comparison Evaluation, Conducted Presentation Hammer Design and Machining:

o Prototype Development, Solid Parts Drawing, Assembling in SolidWorks® & M.E. Machine Laboratory Double Reducing Gear Train Design:

o Dynamic Analysis & Evaluation in ANSYS®, Parts Modeling & Assembling in SolidWorks®, Tolerance Analysis Kitchen Timer Analysis:

o Conceptual Research on Design, Metallurgy, & Control System of a Modern Electro-mechanical Timer ENGINEERING SENIOR PROJECT:

Magnetic Thermal Annealing Oven Micro Magnetics, Inc. Role: conduct development, evaluation, and improvement of simulation prototype, transit prototype from product development to production, generate detail drawings of electro-mechanical parts and process equipment components ENGINEERING ACADEMIC RESEARCHES:

Effects of Aerodynamic Characteristics of NACA 0012 Pitching Airfoil with COMSOL® UMass Dartmouth Role: self-organize, detailed-oriented, and multi-task project, imitate contact with other committee members and attends coordination meetings, identify and solve problems in the process of scientific research Role of Bend-Splay Anisotropy in Structure Formation in Active Polar Fluids Brandeis University Role: conduct forming and programming the simulation in MatLab®, develop and assess new outcomes for future researches, expand, develop, and refine the original idea, apply strong analytical skills and engineering fundamentals SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS:

Computer Skills: ANSYS® Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE), COMSOL® Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE), Mathematics® Computer Algebra System (CAS), Maple® Computer Algebra System (CAS), MatLab® Matrix Laboratory, Microsoft® Windows 7-8.1 32/64bit, Microsoft® Office, Fluent® Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), SolidWorks® 3D Computer-Aided Design (CAD) RECENT EMPLOYMENT:

Academic Tutor, Sci. & Eng. Tutoring Center, UMass Dartmouth Sep. 2012 to May 2015, North Dartmouth, MA Courses: Mechanical Systems, Manufacturing Design, Mechanical Vibrations, Machine Element, Heat Transfer, Quality Control, Technical Communication, Control System Design, Fluid Mechanics, Thermal System Design, etc Teaching Assistant, College of Engineering, UMass Dartmouth Sep. 2012 to May 2015, North Dartmouth, MA Role: Tutor students and review course materials under TA office hours, correct homework and give them feedback, assist instructor to ensure students understanding class activities Undergraduate Researcher, Physics Department, Brandeis University May 2012 to Aug. 2012, Waltham, MA Role: Accomplished an experiential medical research, conducted results into a presentation at Brandeis Poster Session, showed the abilities of inquiry, ingenuity, and creativity, forming simulation & programming in MatLab® ACTIVITIES: American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) [Club], Asia Society Association (ASA)[Club], Chinese Students & Scholars Association (CSSA) [Club], Christian Fellowship [Student Chapel], Engineering without Border (EWB) [Club], Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) [Club]

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