Engineering Microsoft Office

SEUNG HWAN KOO

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EDUCATION

Rutgers University, School of Engineering New Brunswick, NJ Major: Packaging Engineering Expected Graduation: May 2017 GPA: 3.714

RELEVANT COURSEWORK

CAD for Packaging Engineers

Packaging Evaluation Methods

Packaging Manufacturing

Packaging Lab

Fundamentals of Packaging Engineering

Packaging and Printing Decorations

Mechanical Properties of Materials

Safety Engineering

Distribution Packaging

Innovation and Design

WORK EXPERIENCES

AVON Suffern, NY

New Packaging Engineering and Development Intern July 2016 – December 2016

Assisted with development and engineering of packages by creating menus and guidelines that engineers can consult when developing new packages

Prepared and update component parts and corresponding technical specifications of packages

Supported development activities such as sample deliveries and production sample approvals GURWITCH PRODUCTS New York, NY

Packaging Development Intern June 2016 – July 2016

Collaborated with engineers to update component parts and technical specifications

Attended meetings with business partners to discuss viable packaging options

Assisted with necessary tasks to ensure standard product performance PACKAGING ENGINEERING TESTING LAB, RUTGERS PACKAGING DEPT New Brunswick, NJ Lab Technician Sept 2015 – June 2016

Tested various packaging projects for external cosmetic companies following standard operating procedures to determine whether the projects pass the procedural screening process.

Evaluated and analyzed tested results to predict potential issues the products might carry.

Communicated findings to partner companies through technical writings and lab reports. MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING DEPT., RUTGERS UNIVERSITY Piscataway, NJ Research Assistant March 2015 – May 2015

Developed graphene-oxide aerogel through water and nitrogen cooling.

Provided research support by preparing experiments and analyzing data.

Assisted Post-Doc researcher in experiments in researching graphene-based thin film electronic devices such as photovoltaics, sensors, and thin film transistors. ACADEMIC PROJECTS

Innovation and Design Project Dec 2016

Worked in a team of three students under the direction of a Professor to investigate problems of legibility within over-the-counter pharmaceutical packages

Innovated and proposed a method to improve legibility of pharmaceutical labels by utilizing torsion springs within the package in a step, stretch, and leap concepts SKILLS

SolidWorks

Korean

Microsoft Office (Excel)

Data Analysis

Instron

AWARDS

Packaging Engineering Scholarship - 2015

Dean’s List – All semesters

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