Zachary Schaetz
Email: adhxet@r.postjobfree.com
Phone: 903-***-****
Website: https://zschaetz.wixsite.com/portfolio
Education
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Minor in Mathematics
University of Texas at Tyler
Cumulative GPA: 3.88
Associate of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Kilgore College
Cumulative GPA: 4.00
Work Experience
Automotive Technician
East Texas Auto Air & Glass - Longview, TX
June 2019 to Present
• Perform maintenance and repairs on automotive HVAC systems
• Install/Modify air conditioning mechanical and electrical systems to meet customer needs
• Safely execute leak testing pressurized fluid systems using nitrogen
• Process customer orders and generate sale invoices Mechanical Engineering Intern
Northrop Grumman - Palestine, TX
May 2017 to June 2019
• Worked directly with thermal engineering team at the NASA Columbia Scientific Balloon Facility (NASA CSBF)
• Provided mechanical engineering support for the creation of new models as well as improving existing files
• Preparation of technical documentation outlining procedure and results
• Wrote Fortran code to automate and organize data collection
• Performed research and numerical analysis over the effects of convection at increasing altitudes
Certifications
Engineer-In-Training (EIT)
Texas Board of Professional Engineers
August 2018
Certified SolidWorks Professional – Mechanical Design (CSWP) Dassault Systemes
July 2019
EPA Section 608 Type I and Section 609 MVAP Technician Mainstream Engineering
November 2020
Software
ANSYS, AutoCAD, Autodesk Inventor, Blender, CREO,
FORTRAN, LabVIEW, Mathcad, Mathematica,
MATLAB, Microsoft Office, Pro Engineer, Python,
SolidWorks, Thermal Desktop
Academic Projects
Mechanical Toy Tiger Modeling
Spring 2017
Created a CAD assembly, motion simulation, and
ASME Y14.5 compliant engineering drawing package
of the Tamiya Mechanical Toy Tiger.
Air Flow Sensor
Fall 2017 – Spring 2018
Built and developed a residential airflow sensor over the course of two semesters. Utilized transducer
converting mechanical rotation into an electrical
signal. Calibrated measurements to reduce
uncertainty to 6%.
ASME Human Powered Vehicle Challenge
Fall 2018 – Spring 2019
Designed and manufactured a recumbent bicycle.
Performed FEA structural/stress analysis to meet
competition requirements and ensure rider’s safety.
*for more information on academic projects and
work examples please visit my portfolio website at https://zschaetz.wixsite.com/portfolio
Related Coursework
CAD/CAM, Design Methodology, Dynamics of
Machinery, Finite Element Analysis, Fluid Mechanics, Heat Transfer, Linear Circuit Analysis, Material
Science and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering
Lab, Mechanics of Materials, Senior Design,
Thermodynamics, Vibrations
Interests
• Participating in extracurricular sports including Basketball and Baseball
• Using CAD knowledge to create 3D animations
• Enjoy practicing Piano, Guitar, and Drums
• Usher/Lector at St. Matthew’s Catholic Church