Entry-Level Materials Engineer

Emilie Kundycki, EIT

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EDUCATION

GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, College of Engineering

Atlanta, Georgia

August 2012-May 2016

Bachelor of Science in Materials Science and Engineering

• Biomaterials Concentration

SKILLS AND CERTIFICATIONS

Software: Microsoft Office; MATLAB; Python; JavaScript; HTML and CSS; GIMP; Adobe Illustrator; Google Drive; CES EduPack

Communication: English and French fluency; Spanish proficiency; Presentations; Running meetings; Formal report writing; Note-taking; Completed Bystander Intervention Training; Mediation

Technical: Materials imaging; Tensile tests; Beam bending; Differential scanning calorimetry; Hardness testing; Failure analysis; Biocompatibility analysis; Understanding of materials performance in relation to processing and micro-properties; Experience with polymers, ceramics, metallic, biomaterials, and nanomaterials; Shape-memory alloys; Prior art search; Design ideation and refinement; Cost analysis; Manufacturing methods; Prototyping; Basic circuitry

Certifications: Passed the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam

PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE

Georgia Tech College of Computing

Atlanta, Georgia

Student Assistant for the Institute of Computing Education (ICE)

June 2015-January 2016

• Helped develop interactive projects to teach coding to children and teens and set up kits for said projects

• Watched over children during summer camp programs and coached teams during robotics competitions

Creation Reef Aquatics

Woodstock, Georgia

Customer Service Employee

September 2011-April 2012

• Attended to customer needs, including answering technical questions about aquarium upkeep

• Maintained upkeep of the store and ran chemical tests on all water systems

PROJECTS

Infinitis

April 2016

• Designed an intrauterine device that is less painful to insert and remove using shape-memory alloys, as well as a device for insertion

• Won Best Interdisciplinary Project at the Georgia Tech Spring 2015 Capstone Expo

Active Sheer: High-Performance Athletic Pantyhose

Fall 2015

• Designed a thin pantyhose for athletes that could resist runs and tears by changing the polymer blend and knitting pattern

Alpha Phi Omega, Gamma Zeta Chapter

January 2012 – May 2016

• Secretary Spring 2015: Took meeting minutes, ran meetings, and planned publicity for events and recruitment

• Completed at least 24 hours of community service each semester with various organizations

• Served on the service committee and treasurer committee

Georgia Tech Chamber Choir

August 2012-May 2016

Georgia Tech Women’s Choir August 2012-December 2014

• Vice President Fall 2013-Spring 2014

• Took attendance, organized carpools, and facilitated communications between faculty and students

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