Mechanical Engineer Engineering

ABHIJEET

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CAREER SUMMARY:

Mechanical Engineer with 4 years of research experience in thermal and fluids science laboratory actively looking for Entry level Mechanical Positions

Experience in computational Fluid Dynamics using- Ansys-Fluent/simulation, multiphase flow, photolithography, AFM, micro/nano/fabrication on silicon wafer and Al surfaces, MEMS, Deep Silicon Etching, FEA/Thermal Analysis, Kinematics, mechanics, thermodynamics, structural analysis, bio- fluids, heat transfer, electromechanical devices, laser etching, Abaqus, hypermesh, mesh geometry cleaning, ANSYS Fluent; Heat Transfer Physics; Fluid Mechanics; Finite Element Method; Thermodynamics; Numerical Computational Method.

TECHNICAL SKILLS:

CAD/CAE software: 2D/3D, AutoCAD, FEA, SolidWorks, Creo. CFD Software: ANSYS-ICEM CFD, CFD-CFX-CAE, ANSYS-CFX-Fluent, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD pre and post processing software)

Programming Languages and Tools: MATLAB, Simulink, MS Office, Power Point EXPERIENCE:

Student Researcher at University of Texas at Dallas:- March 2016 – Dec 2016

Fabricated super hydrophobic silicon surfaces for critical pressure testing and developed Al superhydrophobic surfaces for turbulent drag reduction.

Photo lithography mask designing and 3D micro fabrication of MEMS surfaces. Research Assistant at University of Texas at Dallas:- Aug 2013- Aug 2015

Developed super/ultra-hydrophobic turbulent drag reducing surfaces (~32 %).

Lead a team of 5 and successfully implemented the ideas and available skills in Nano/microfabrication, MEMS/ Nano-micro fabrication to develop patterns for fabricated water repelling surfaces (slip length 5um to 79 um).

Cleanroom experience of 4 years including photolithography, profilometer, goniometer, CVD (chemical vapor deposition), SEM-EDX, thin film, metrology, Sputtering, AFM, coating (spin/spray/dip), micro and Nano- fabrication on silicon wafer and Al surfaces

Optical metrology experience in ellipsometer and nanospec.

Managed the fluid dynamics labs for 3 yrs.

Ashok Leyland, Uttarakhand, India (Engineering Intern):- June - July 2010 Maynard Operation Sequence Technique and Problems in Rear, Front Hub Sub-Assembly

Lead a team of 2 to successfully reduce the cycle time in the hub assemble line from 5.5 mins from 8.9-9.5 mins and thus increasing the production rate and efficiency in electro-mechanical assembly environment.

Bottle-neck operations are spotted like TOD (turn over device) and various parts of the assembly is observed and worked with so as to improve its efficiency and sorting out of defects like shim measurement, washing zone, shim selection, hub play verification etc.

PROJECTS:

3D Finite-Element Analysis of a Static Structural Bike Crank and Strain Rosette: (ANSYS FEA)

Designed Single Cylinder Engine with the help of sketch and feature tools and Animation: (SolidWorks)

Cantilever Beam static structural and Modal Analysis Dynamic: (ANSYS Mechanical FEA)

Study of Concentric Tube and Shell & Tube Heat Exchanger (Thermal, CFD, ANSYS-FLUENT)

Comet Pod: SpaceX Hyperloop Competition: Levitation Subsystem; (CFD, ANSYS)

3D Conduction Platinum micrometer bridge deposited onto a Silicon wafer (Thermal, CFD, ANSYS-FLUENT)

Study of reattachment length of a fluid flow through backward facing step: (CFD, ANSYS -FLUENT)

Designed the Differential Gear Box: (SolidWorks)

Study of Laminar Flow over a Rotating Cylinder: (CFD, ANSYS-FLUENT, CFD-CFX)

Study of heat transfer in a cylinder: (CFD, Hypermesh)

Static analysis of the beam and T-Joint: (Abaqus) EDUCATION:

Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering:-Aug 2015 The University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, TX

Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering:-May 2011 Uttarakhand Technical University, India

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