Paschal Agim

*** ***** **** **., ******* TN *****

Email: lrtx51@r.postjobfree.com Cell: 615-***-****

Summary

I am seeking a job opportunity that will effectively make use of the principles of Mechanical Engineering that I have learned. While utilizing my skills I am looking to further enhance my knowledge, learn, and grow more through working more hands on in the field.

Core Competencies

Student Leadership in advising students from around the world in Laboratory Research

Practical experience in the design and analytical testing of accurate 3D models using FEA in the construction of SolidWorks

Recognized by University Faculty as a quick learner able to perform critical, strategic prioritization using an assortment of technical problem solving methods.

Work well in a diverse team environment where participants do not have English as their primary language.

Competent written and verbal communication skills in English

Experience

Mechanical Engineering Research Lab Assistant

December 2007 to May 2011

Tennessee State Mechanical Engineering Research Lab – Nashville, TN

I carried out complex or novel research assignments in relation to seat comfort. I conducted and monitored research studies and test used for data collection and analyst purposes, I collected most of the data and inserted the data in a data base for analytical purposes. I researched the feasibility, design, operation and performance of equipment, components and systems related to seat comfort. I worked in collecting the input data and criteria for the development of the software that was being creating to pre-predict the comfort of any type of seat one can design.

Summer Intern

May 2004 to August 2006

Whirlpool Corp. – La Vergne, TN

At Whirlpool I was a Project/Process Engineer. I utilized effective management and communication skills. I completed time and process studies in the field on the plant floor that eliminated need to hire new team members and assigned dual roles in operations and processes, this saved time and cost on the production line. I was a part of a team where I monitored and helped on the install of a new production and assembly machine that was outsourced to a vendor on the production line. I was responsible for balancing multiple projects throughout the summers while working under a project engineer. I also held team meetings and stepped in to lead and carry out projects for my advisor when away on vacation and business trips.

Education

Tennessee State University, May 2012

Nashville, TN, United States

Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering

Bachelor’s Degree

Affiliations

INROADS, 2004 – 2007

INROADS is a non-profit source of paid internships for undergraduate, diverse youth. The mission of INROADS is to develop and place talented underserved youth in business and industry, and prepare them for corporate and community leadership. While in INROADS I attended development training every month and a leadership conference once a year that prepared me for the corporate world. We also volunteered in career fairs and many community involvements such as volunteering at shelters, back to school programs and also at summer camps and summer programs for youth children.