Current Mailing Address Carl Johnson Permanent Mailing Address

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Morehouse College, Atlanta, GA Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics Graduation: May 2021

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Graduated: December 2020

Relevant Coursework: System Dynamics, Statistical Quality Control, Optics, Fluid Mechanics, Design & Manufacturing I, II, & III, Lab I & II, Advanced Energy Solutions, Heat Transfer Acquired Skills: Finite Element Analysis, MATLAB, Arduino, MSC ADAMS, SolidWorks, LabVIEW PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI

o Research Assistant: Department of Mechanical Engineering May 2020 – August 2020

• Designed and commissioned manufacturing of alignment & clamping mechanisms for beam vibration experiments

• Constructed analytical models in MATLAB accounting for sensing and actuating piezoelectric patches for feedforward vibration control analysis

University of Michigan, Summer Undergraduate Research Experience 2019 Ann Arbor, MI o Research Assistant: Department of Mechanical Engineering May 2019 – August 2019

• Designed and built a cantilever beam with multiple piezoelectric patches for feedforward vibration control.

• Utilized finite element models in COMSOL to model behavior of the beam and piezoelectric patches for analysis with experimental data.

University of Michigan, Summer Research Opportunity & Admissions Pathway 2018 Ann Arbor, MI o Research Assistant: Department of Mechanical Engineering June 2018 – July 2018

• Investigated bond strength in ultrasonically welded metals using epoxy supports in the weld zone

• Used lap shear tests to illustrate changes of bond strength at different energy levels

• Presented a poster at SROP 2018 Research Symposium University of Michigan, Summer Research Opportunity Program 2017 Ann Arbor, MI o Research Assistant: Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering June 2017 – July 2017

• Designed a system that correlates light extinction to voltage drops in an Arduino circuit to measure real time atomization rates of the MS2 virus during the sonication process

• Used mathematical models to develop a relationship between voltage and volume of aerosolized MS2 virus.

• Presented Poster at Morehouse College Research Symposium Morehouse College Atlanta, GA

o Teaching Assistant, Department of Mathematics August 2016 – May 2018

• Tutor to peers, teaching calculus concepts in easy to understand terms

• Assisted Department Chair with management duties and as mentor to Calculus students SPECIAL PROJECTS

Research, Innovation, Service and Entrepreneurship (RISE) Program Winter 2019 o Analytically illustrated displacement utilizing boundary and continuity conditions using MATLAB for a cantilever beam with a piezoelectric patch for feedforward vibration control. o Conducted vibration experiments using a DAQ System & LabVIEW to compare experimental data with analytical models. o Accomplishment: Received an accolade for giving one of the best research presentations in the program. NASA Swarmathon Competiton Spring 2017

o Constructed and coded rovers to meet the requirements for the 2017 competition o Conducted mentorship programs at Brown Middle School to educate students on the robotics.