Mechanical Engineer - Biomedical Devices & Ops Leader

Alexander Messick

**** ******* **, ********* **, 92025

Cell: 208-***-****

Email: ****.*.*******@*****.***

Short and simple

Education – 6.15 semesters – Calander 3 years 3 months. 2.97 GPA (3-8 hours a week)

San Diego State University: BS In Mechanical Engineering with Emphasis in Bioengineering

3-5 Engineering classes a semester in the most condensed version I could come up with.

(What can I Say 2.97 … busy and just stopped going to one which stopped mattering)

Experience 3 year overlap Flex Partners and SDSU

FLEX Partners, Inc - 3 Years 6 months average 32 hours a week

Progressed from Engineering Intern to Mechanical Engineer. Laid off due to lack of revenue. During my time there supported the design, prototyping, testing, and documentation of advanced medical devices across multiple product categories. Contributed to projects including surgical robotics, ablation systems, gastric and ocular implants, and brain hemorrhage treatment devices. Fabricated precision one-off prototypes using manual mills and lathes, consistently maintaining tolerances to 0.0005 in.

United States Marine Corps - 13 years - Jack of all Trades, Master of None, Specialist for All

Special Operations Intelligence Analyst with 9 years of experience supporting Marine Special Operations and conventional forces across multiple combat and humanitarian deployments. Served in senior intelligence, collections, and targeting leadership roles in Afghanistan, Iraq, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific, including district-level and theater-level operations. Led intelligence planning, collection management, and targeting in high-tempo national combat environments. Served as intelligence liaison to combatant commands and allied nations.

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