Mechanical Engineer

Mark R. Delavan, EIT

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An achievement driven engineer with communication, problem solving, and leadership skills

Summary: Graduated with a BS in Mechanical Engineering, GPA of 3.57, have a valid EIT from the State of Arkansas and I am a member of ASME. I have just under a year of experience in the engineering workforce with a focus on the oil and gas industry. I received several scholarships due to my hard work ethic and leadership skills. I enjoy interacting with people, taking on responsibility, and working in a team environment.

EDUCATION:

2005 - 2009

John Brown University

Siloam Springs, AR

Bachelors of Science in Mechanical Engineering, cum laude (3.57 GPA)

Graduated first out of all the mechanical engineers and third in my engineering class

Achieved Engineer In Training (EIT) from the State of Arkansas after completing the Fundamentals of Engineering Test

Worked on many school projects that developed leadership, time management, focus, and problem solving skills

Member of American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)

Honors, Awards & Activities:

Awarded the Professor Scholarship for academic excellence

Chosen by the faculty for the Fred Olney Endowed Memorial Scholarship

Selected to receive the “I Lead” Scholarship which extended during the students college career and further trained the student in servant leadership

Taught and led Impact, which is a community outreach program for elementary and middle school students in Watts, OK

PROFESSIONAL EXPERINCE:

GE Oil and Gas, Monitoring Analyst

2009 – 2010

Operated software, ThreatScan, which detected energy shock waves through pipelines

Prevented third party digging encroachments on customers’ pipelines

Pleased superior by creating a new procedure that reduced time and errors when adding a new customer

Responsibilities included: recognizing shock alarms along the pipeline, analyzing data to verify if the shock is valid, contacting customer when a shock is valid, and completing a monthly report for each customer summarizing the month’s activities

Trusted to monitor system for long hours with no supervision

INTEC Engineering, Intern Mechanical Engineer

2007

Developed a tool in the area of fracture mechanics using MathCAD 14

Internship responsibilities included: ensuring proper operation, accuracy, and ease of use so that INTEC employee could operate

Skills used or developed for this position: understanding engineering codes, knowledge of MathCAD 14, long hours of focus, and communicating solutions about the tool

Skills used or developed for this position: understanding engineering codes, knowledge of MathCAD 14, long hours of focus, and excellent team communication skills

Received praise from superior for level of accomplishment on the hardest project of the summer

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