Solidworks, Matlab

Gharib Makki

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Phone Number: 347-***-**** Staten Island, New York 10312 Email: adjp9r@r.postjobfree.com Hard working Mechanical Engineering major seeks an internship position in the manufacturing and production field. Student who has enjoyed working in automobiles Education:

City College of New York, New York, NY 10031 GPA: 3.03 Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering, June 2021 (expected) Skills:

• Languages: Fluent in English and Arabic

• Programs: Proficient in SolidWorks, MATLAB, C++, Python, Microsoft office

• Core Qualities: Time management, dedicated, able to work on the field under pressure, responsible, excellent communication, teamwork, analytical, attention to detail, problem solving, and multitasking Experience:

• Traffic Data Survey, Staten Island, NY (2014-present) Subcontractor; work in different locations across NY to set up and program cameras to run on certain hours of the day. We also set up tubes that are attached to a box known as Automatic Traffic Recorder (ATR) and it records every car that crosses over the tube. Another job we do is to count the cars and/or people certain hours of the day as requested by the company

• Jimmy’s Auto Service corp., Brooklyn NY (2017-2019) I volunteer during my free time to help repair automobiles, it is a non-profitable position in which I enjoy using my free time to work mechanically and learn how to repair new parts.

• Nissan of Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, NY 11220 (May 2019- August 2019) Mechanic intern, worked on repairs for Nissan automobiles. The requirement was to analyze and repair the problem without performing a misdiagnosis and costing the company extra money to repair the car. Also to work as a team for larger assignments and make sure every component is aligned correctly. Projects

• Designed and manufactured a pendulum clock using SolidWorks and CNC machine (September 2019- December 2019)

• Reverse engineered rewired a door of a 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee (August 2018)

• Repaired and upgraded powertrain and wheel axles of baja (September 2019- November 2019) o Worked with a team (SAE club) to improve the powertrain and transmission in order to meet the competition requirements

• Finite element analysis (FEA) on SolidWorks of a pulley and shaft (April 2020- May 2020) o FEA was done on pulley and shaft using boundary conditions to mimic a real world scenario. Maximum stress and strain were determined

Professional Affiliation

Student Member, Society of Automative Engineers (SAE)

• I work on the powertrain of the baja we are building for the competition against other universities around the country

Student Member, Harlem Launch Alliance (HLA)

• It is a rocket club where we design and build a rocket meeting certain requirements for the competition against other colleges

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