Brian Steve Auquilla

• Sunnyside, NY ***** • 929-***-**** •

adiosw@r.postjobfree.com

EDUCATION:

City College of New York, Grove School of Engineering Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering May 2019 Cumulative GPA: 3.3

EXPERIENCE:

B&L Testing and Balancing Oceanside, NY

Assistant Project Technician Mar 2020 - Present

Perform, in field, HVAC Air Testing and Balancing of mechanical systems as per SMACNA and NEBB codes, often within a team, or individually

Regularly consult AutoCad schematics and mechanical drawings whilst performing testing, in field

Communicate with trade partners and team members regarding the status of new and current projects

Prepare and organize air and water balancing reports for clients in collaboration with Professional Engineers

Regularly communicate with clients to construct cost estimates using the Quickbooks program Skyline Windows Bronx, NY

Mechanical Engineer Intern Jun 2017 – Dec 2017, Jun 2018 – Aug 2018

Collaborated with senior level engineers to design and revise window drawings for high end residential buildings using AutoCad

Assisted field engineers and architects with on-site dimensioning of window openings

Communicated with vendors and customers regarding design specifications

Engaged in daily engineering department meetings to review project progress and exchange ideas and solutions Ettinger Engineering Associates New York, NY

Mechanical Engineer Intern Jun 2014 – Aug 2014

Transferred mechanical, electrical, and plumbing diagrams into the computer using AutoCad

Trained with project engineers in understanding the components of MEP drawings PROJECTS:

Automated Sampling System Spring 2019

Designed and modeled a customized automated system for the sampling process of an ATR chemical sampling machine

Used 3-D printing in order to produce high precision parts that required precise tolerances in order to fit various sized bolts and screws

Presented various prototypes to sponsoring company, Infineum, a leading chemical manufacturer for chemical additives and was approved to design a final prototype that was tested within onsite chemical lab facilities Gas Turbine Fall 2018

Analyzed the isentropic compression, isobaric process, isentropic expansion and isobaric process of the ideal and real Brayton Cycle, to design a gas turbine

Calculated parameters including pressure ratios, compressor work, turbine work, mass flow rate and stage efficiency Air Engine Spring 2018

Designed and modeled various parts of an air engine including the crankshaft, piston, valves, sliders and flywheel

Used HSM to simulate manufacturing process which was then checked by a CNC technician and the produced into a g-code

Used a CNC milling machine to make a piston and piston rod which required high precision

Used various hand machining tools to accurately make wood pieces that were precise and had a smooth finish, including the use of a Royal Drill Press, Electric Sander, and a Trak Knee Milling Machine SKILLS:

Languages: Fluent in English and Spanish

Technical: Proficient in Microsoft: Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access

Design Software: Proficient in AutoCad, HSM Works, SolidWorks, MatLab, ANSYS Workbench CERTIFICATIONS:

OSHA 40