ANDREW V BINGHAM
*** * **** **. ******, AL *****
+1-770-***-**** *******@******.***
OBJECTIVE
I am an aerospace engineer with excellent problem solving and critical thinking abilities with the power to adapt to dynamic environments. Seeking hands on experience within a company that embraces innovation and con- temporary development practices. Through my studies, I have gained extensive knowledge of orbital mechanics, space systems, propulsion, and optimization, among many other components of Aerospace Engineering. I am an e ective communicator, adept learner, and a natural leader who builds cohesive relationships with team members. I aim to put my engineering knowledge to practical, applied use. EDUCATION
Bachelor of Aerospace Engineering August 2017 - May 2021 Auburn University, Auburn,AL
SKILLS AND INTERESTS
Interest and Practice Orbit Analysis, Propulsion, Mission Planning, and Systems Engineering Technical Software STK(Systems Tool Kit), SolidWorks, NPSS, Patran/Nastran, Rotor CFD, ANSYS Fluent
Platforms MATLAB, Python, LaTeX, M.S. O ce
EXPERIENCE
Team Lead for QUEST Mission (University Nanosatellite Program, Air Force Research Laboratory) Jan. 2020 - Ongoing Orbital/ADCS Subsystem Team Lead
Lead a small team/subsystem of engineers for a space system
Integrated STK and MATLAB to perform orbit analysis
Presented data and updates on the current development process to governing bodies
Created a power simulation that incorporated the di erent operation modes
Gained experience in trade studies and systems engineering Direct and Indirect Attitude Optimization Fall 2020 Class project
Generated control for a pyramid, 4 reaction wheel cubesat system
Using non-linear programming for the direct method (fmincon)
Using Calculus of Variations and Lagrange multipliers for the indirect method
Both programs based in MATLAB
Undergrad Research in Coaxial Rotor Craft Sept. 2019 - Dec. 2019 Auburn Research
Performed data validation for Graduate students’ experiments using CFD for coaxial rotor systems
Applied rotor craft concepts
Adapted quickly to an unfamiliar technical system BPZS (Automotive/Aerospace testing Service Provider Schweinfurt, Germany) June 2019 - July 2019
Summer Internship
Gained experience in international business skills, communication through language barriers, and leadership skills
Understood company goals and culture within a short amount of time to accomplish a project Six-Degrees-of-Freedom (6DOF) Simulation Spring 2019 Class project
Simulated ight with perturbations from control surfaces of a Cessna T-37 \Tweet"
Prior to 6DOF, created a 3DOF that simulated trajectory of a rocket red from an aircraft until surface impact
Both programs based in MATLAB
TRYAD Mission (Auburn University Small Satellite Program) Sept. 2017 - May 2018 ADCS Subsystem Team Member
Integrated a sun sensor into the ADCS
Worked on the avionics stack, based in Python
First introduction to project managing/life
NOTABLE INVOLVEMENT
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) - Technological Society Vertical Flight Society - Technological Society
Optimization and Control Theory for Aerospace Vehicles (Graduate Level Course) Launch Vehicle Design (Senior Design Course)
Space Mission Design (Senior Design Course)