JOSEPH O’BRIEN

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Seeking to maximize my talents and abilities through a full-time mechanical engineering position.

Education

University of Dayton -- Dayton, OH

ABET- accredited undergraduate engineering program

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME)

Graduated: May 2017

GPA: 3.0

Memberships and Activities:

Thematic cluster: Business Professional in a Global Society

Member of the National Society of Leadership and Success

Volunteer for Christmas on Campus Program (2012-16)

Key skills and knowledge areas:

Practical experience with all of the following computer programs: AutoCAD, SolidWorks, MS Project, MATLAB, Microsoft Office 2013/2016, RStudio, Autodesk Inventor, Multisim

Excellent understanding and handling of machining processes and 3D design software, through work experience, school projects, and independent practice

Outstanding team collaboration skills and natural leadership qualities honed in team projects through the University of Dayton’s renowned Innovation Center

Engineering Experience

Mechanical Engineer Intern, 5/2016 to 8/2016

Yamada North America, South Charleston, OH.

Worked independently in direct coordination with the factory’s engineering team on product testing, data retrieval and analysis, and lean style manufacturing studies.

Developed prototype mounts for assembly lines by machining and fabricating pins to reduce damage while loading and ease strain on the loader, along with updated CAD drawings.

Assisted in developing new product line by creating a prototype mount, building parts of the conveyor system, and running time studies during testing.

Obtained valuable experience in the manufacturing field by communicating complex engineering findings to factory business managers and exercising safety with proper machine shop protection habits.

Mechanical Engineer Intern, 5/2015 to 8/2015

Sierra Nevada Corporation, Beavercreek, OH.

Assisted in generating 3D models for aerospace components from CAD drawings while following GD&T guidelines.

Models were complex assemblies built from several parts and cable wires, complemented with a transportation case.

Worked within an engineering team built up of mechanical, electrical, systems and software engineers to create these aerospace components.

Student Research Assistant, 8/2012 to 6/2013

University of Dayton Research Institute, Dayton, OH.

Prepared test specimens and conducted qualification testing of tensile strength, elongation and hardness on dog bone and O-ring samples.

Performed accelerated weathering testing with exposure to extreme conditions (-65 F to 1000 F) alongside chemical engineers and full-time lab technicians.

Stocked and maintained cleanliness while working directly in a sealants and elastomers materials lab.