Kelsey MacLeod

University of Kentucky **** College Graduate

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Objective:

• Recently graduated Mechanical Engineering student looking for a full-time job Skills and Abilities:

• Experienced in Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, and Microsoft PowerPoint

• Ability to serve in leadership roles and work well in groups

• Strong problem-solving and project design skills developed through multiple Capstone projects

• Ability to communicate and present technical terms effectively

• Self-motivated and determined individual who is not afraid of taking on tough projects

• Strong analytical and math skills gained through Physics, Calculus I-IV, Mechanical Design, Thermodynamics, and Chemistry coursework

• Proficient in designing and creating CAD models and drawings within designated dimensions and tolerances Education:

• University of Kentucky (Lexington, KY) Graduated in December 2023 o GPA: 3.73

o Dean’s List Fall 2019-Spring 2021, Spring 2022, Spring 2023- Fall 2023 Recipient

• Sacred Heart Academy (Louisville, KY) Graduated in May 2019 o Participated in Beta Club and National Honor Society o Unweighted GPA: 3.98

Work Experience:

• Nannied for three children 2016-2020

• Order Taker and Server for Chik-fil-a 2022

Relevant Coursework:

• Project lead for Senior Capstone Project to design a universal paint jig using common touchpoint analysis, vibrational analysis, heat and deformation tests, accelerometer analysis and strain analysis.

• Presented our findings and documented progress through engineering notebooks, engineering drawing files, CAD models, bi-weekly meetings with professors and sponsors regarding our yearlong Capstone project.

• Summarized our project within a PDS, interim report, final report, and final presentation to engineering department and project sponsor.

• Used knowledge developed through math, physics, dynamics, experimentation, and mechanical design to think of an out of the box solution to Toyota’s paint jig storage issue.

• Designed and modeled heat exchanger for Mechanical Design Capstone Project and tested useability for various heating conditions using safety factors and stress and strain calculations.

• Automotive paint Capstone presentation to maximize efficiency within the Plastic shop by conducting cost analysis and calculations.

• Conducted multiple self-designed experiments to determine relationships between variables such as RPM, angle, and size of loads using statistical analysis.