FATIMA SHAMSUDDIN

Schenectady, NY· 518-***-****

adg9pt@r.postjobfree.com · linkedin.com/in/fatima-shamsuddin-80a726132 To acquire a firm foundation in mechanical engineering operations through experiences, along with successfully applying the concepts in everyday life.

EXPERIENCE

Mechanical Engineer I, Mohawk Lifts MAR 2020-Present Converted CAD files, updated drawings, created data sheets and designed/redesigned custom lifts Project Engineer I, Ducommun Aero Structures DEC 2019-MAR 2020 Reviewed engineering documents, corrected manufacturing dilemmas and created work orders Technician, GE Healthcare JUL 2018-DEC 2019

Troubleshooting, researching and repairing x-ray detectors. Worked with MES and analysis software’s EDUCATION

B.S in Mechanical Engineering, SUNY Binghamton MAY 2018 Member of the Binghamton Mechanical Contractors Association of America Team Lead of the SAE Binghamton Mini Baja Project

A.S in Engineering Science, Broome Community College MAY 2016 Member of the National Society of Leadership and Success President of the Engineering Science Club and Garden Club SKILLS/LICENSES

AcrGIS

ANSYS Workbench 18.0

Auto CAD

CATIA

Creo Parametric

HVAC system

Hydraulic

MATLAB

Metal Fabrication

Microsoft Office

Microsoft Visual C++

MIG/Spot Welding

Pneumatic

SolidWorks

Student Pilots License

Troubleshooting/Repair

Vault/Inventor

ACTIVITES/PROJECTS

2019 Created EZ Helper

-Seasonal assistance with land care, masonry, worked with building material, construction in apartment/houses elderly aid, tech help and minor mechanic work

2018 Personal mentor at Johnson City High School

2017-2018 Designed and build an off-road vehicle (SAE Mini Baja)

-Designed and build using Creo and solid works, finite element analysis to build the Baja vehicle and fabricated it in the machine shop with the team. Did bill of materials, and reports for the Baja vehicle.

2016 Design a retractable side step and a vertical slide tool

-Designed and build using Creo with finite element analysis in ANSYS. Build a detail drawing

2015 TYESA Seattle competition with a robot arm

-Designed by using solid works to build the robotic arm and done coding with Microsoft visuals C++

2014 Mentor for a JROTC Summer Leadership School

2014 Designed a weather station with anemometer, GPS, and wind vane display on LCD screen

-Designed digital weather output station with coding in Microsoft visuals C++ with the team.