Myles M. Fogleman

E: adhjxf@r.postjobfree.com – M: 703-***-**** - https://www.linkedin.com/in/myles-fogleman/ Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering

Project-ready engineer eager for complex problem solving and analysis. Experienced in group projects that involve financial analysis, deadlines, benchmarking, physical analysis, stakeholder analysis, and the design process.

Education

Master of Science in Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) – December, 2019 Bachelor of Engineering

James Madison University (JMU) – May, 2018

Technical Skills

Experience in SolidWorks Auto-CAD, MS Excel, MS Project, MS Word, MatLab, Mill, Lathe, LabView, C++, Geant4, LAMMPS, OpenFOAM, Docker, and Power Tools

Experience

Master’s Thesis Research, Cold X-Ray Effects on Satellite Solar Panels in Orbit, VCU (Jan – Dec 2019) Conducted research into the effects of Cold X-ray energy deposition caused by exo-atmospheric nuclear detonations onto the surface of solar cells in orbit

• Used Monte-Carlo simulations to gather energy deposition and power density data across a solar cell

• Used C++ coding to edit an open source particle capture simulation Geant4

• Used a molecular dynamics software, LAMMPS, to develop particle models of the solar cell after absorption of Cold X-rays

• Conducted all the research in a virtualized Ubuntu environment Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) internship (Summer 2017 and 2018) Summer 2018 – “Connected and Automated Vehicle Program” at VDOT

• Supported the creation of a hackathon for the smart roads project in VDOT to spread awareness of the project

• Contacted different schools and VDOT’s recruitment department to improve outreach and advertise the hackathon

• Conducted a research project on the successful Wyoming I-80 connected corridor to propose potential solutions and ideas for the Virginia I-81 connected corridor, which I presented to all my department heads

Summer 2017 – Environmental Sector of VDOT

• Conducted wetland surveys of potential work sites around the Fredericksburg VA area

• Filed wetland delineation reports as well as endangered species reports for future work sites

• Conducted hydrodynamic mapping of intersections for water runoff

• Learned about and practiced the authentication process of public work Senior Undergraduate Desalination Project, JMU (2016-2018)

• Led a team of fellow engineering students for two years in order to develop a small-scale desalination plant specifically designed for our stakeholder the Coral Island Preserve of Chumbe, off the coast Tanzania

• Worked with one of the staff members who was on site in Chumbe to receive specifications about their island’s needs in order to develop a solution that worked for them

• Worked with monetary and time constraints in order to design a product that would solve the problem of procuring clean water while still accommodating their needs such as cost and environmental safety

• Outcomes: Delivered a design report and analysis as well as recommendations for the construction of a desalination plant

Van Conversion Build (2019-2020)

This was a personal project to convert a van into an off-grid camper, and take a two month cross country road trip by myself where I would rock climb at many destinations, as well as visit many of my friends and family

• Researched vehicles based on needs as well as wants and compromised to find the best vehicle for the build that I wanted

• Converted the van on time and at the budget set in order to start the road trip on the intended date

• Planned and built the entire interior structure and functionality with minimal outside help

• Learned how to wire an electrical system and connected it to a solar panel to make it off grid

• Refined time management, financial planning, and hands on construction skills Publications

Fogleman, Myles. “Cold X-Ray Effects on Satellite Solar Panels in Orbit.” VCU Scholars Compass, Virginia Commonwealth University, Dec. 2019,

https://scholarscompass.vcu.edu/etd/6065/