Joey P. Mullick
Saline, MI *8176
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OBJECTIVE
To gain entry level employment to expand upon a mechanical engineering education
EXPERTISE and INTERESTS
- Experience in High-End CAD and Digital Manufacturing applications
- Academic strengths in thermal/fluids courses
- Hands-on engineering and design experience in the automotive industry
- Deeply interested in mechanical, manufacturing, design and product development
- Interested in developing QA knowledge ie: Continuous Improvement, 6σ 5S, etc
- Eager to work on a product development team and build expertise in the complete product development life cycle
EDUCATION
Western Michigan University: BS Mechanical Engineering (Fall 2009)
- Student Member of American Society of Mechanical Engineers
- Student Member of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers
- Active member of the Phi Kappa Tau fraternity (2004-2006)
Saline High School: Diploma (2004)
- Graduated with highest honors
- Extracurricular Activities: National Honor Society, Future Leaders of America, DECA, Junior Varsity/Varsity Tennis
WORK EXPERIENCE
Gaging Solutions and Services – Analyst: 04/26/2010
- Responsible for writing job process sheets of tools supplied by GS&S
- Instructions created for tools used at GM’s Warren and Toledo Transmission Plants
- Trained on gaging equipment by various manufacturers
- Used process sheets/training to teach plant floor Team Leaders on new tools
Ford Motor Company Internship: 05/12/2008 – 08/22/2008
- Created and validated digital factory model of Wayne Stamping and Assembly Plant
- Established bill of resources for the final assembly department at WSAP
- Translated plant structure into Team Center product life cycle database
- Gathered/Created CAD data for tools and plant layouts
EWIE Company Internship: 05/15/2006 – 08/11/2006
- Conducted statistical analysis of assembly process changes using Minitab program
- Monitored material flow with Ford Shop Floor Requisitioning
- Closed more than $5,000 in cost savings
- Predicted the financial implications of proposed $30,000 in cost savings using P21 Profit
- Served as a liaison between Ford Motor Company and more than twenty industrial tool vendors
- Facilitated exchange of AutoCAD drawings with Ford Drawing Management System
SENIOR DESIGN PROJECT – ANKLE STRESS RELIEF DEVICE
- Design of a second-generation prototype to decrease recovery time of a sprained ankle
- Deliverables: Research validating theory and design, testing, and a new device
- Individual focus on ergonomics ie: versatility of fit and simplicity of use
COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN SKILLS
- Siemens Teamcenter PLM
- AutoCAD, Inventor, Catia, and ProEngineer
- Finite Element Analysis: ALGOR and ANSYS