Wind Farm Electrical Engineer
Resume:
Weishan Zhang
**** ******* **, **. *****, MO • 314-***-****
Objective
Solution-focused and highly motivated individual with Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering; ready to leverage exceptional knowledge gained through electrical engineering to thrive in a challenging role. Seeking a full-time position electrical engineer or technician that I can start my career or an internship where I can apply my academic skills and working experience.
Education
University of Missouri-St. Louis /Washington University Joint Engineering Program
Bachelor of Science in Electrical engineering,2019-2021 GPA:3.25
Gain comprehensive knowledge of electrical energy, electronics, and circuits laboratory for performing lab operations efficiently. Exhibit exceptional learning of emerging techniques on delivery of power transmission to electric motors via polyphase circuits. Research and analyze risk of product failures leveraging concepts of probability and statistics. Develop diverse skills set by studying multiple courses, including fundamental electrical engineering courses and Engineering Economy decisions, Power System, Digital Signal Processing, Electrical Energy Laboratory, Energy Alternatives
St. Charles Community College, St. Charles
Associate of Science in Pre-Engineering,2016-2018
Skills & Abilities
Computer applications: Microsoft office, Mathematica, MATLAB, C++, Java, PSpice, ASPEN tools, and CAD.
Languages: Fluent in English and native speaker of Mandarin.
Good communication and interpersonal skills.
A fast learner, quickly grasping new electrical techniques and procedures, outstanding team worker, patient, and responsible.
Academic Highlights
University of Missouri-St. Louis /Washington University Joint Engineering Program (senior design) 2021
A simulation project presents design alternatives and economic analyses in response to the white Oak wind Farm request. Using given data from NREL to generate wind speed vs Hours/year from MATLAB to estimate annual energy harvested from each alternative. Using the NERL-reV model to check the result. Then, I redesign feeder layout based on the cable sizing. Using standard and codes from IEEE to selected feeder and circuit breakers sizes. Calculate the fault current and capacitor banks rating by using base change calculation. Using the ASPEN power flow toolbox to evaluate the three-phase faults and voltage drops on each line. Last, our team used B/C (Benefit /Cost) analysis to select the best option which has a maximum profit that is 28.922 million for 10 years to the company.
Free Time
Taking the FE Test courses
Online Learning (Open courses)
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