Engineering Mechanical

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South Bend, IN 46617

Cellphone: (330) 423 – 9156

Objective A career in Science/Technology utilizing my Engineering and Mathematics skills.

Profile Academic Focus: Mechanical Engineering

Software Skills: Solid Works, COMSOL, AutoCAD, Ansys Fluent, MATLAB, MAXIMA, Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Office 2010

Programming Languages: C & C++

Education YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY, Youngstown, OH, United States

M.S. in Engineering(Mechanical Engineering), May 2012 GPA: 3.78

Significant Coursework: Computational Fluid Dynamics, Advanced Thermodynamics, Advanced Fluid Mechanics, Theory of Elasticity, Applied Environmental Management, Computer Based Tools for Engineer, Control System Analysis, Machine Design Analysis, Mechanical Control System.

KATHMANDU UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING, NEPAL

B.E. in Mechanical Engineering, August 2007 GPA: 3.00

Significant Coursework: Heat Transfer, Applied Mechanics, Strength of Material, Fluid Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Advance Manufacturing Process, Machine Element Design, Refrigeration & Air Conditioning, Industrial Management, Mechatronics, Metrology, Theory of machine,Maintenance Engineering, Automobile engineering, Renewable Energy.

Leadership

Activities Kathmandu University Project Exhibition (KUPEX): led a team of four people to demonstrate the stair climbing robot.

International Conference on Medical Materials, Devices and Regenerative Medicine (MMDRM) : Led a team of fifty students to assign them volunteering jobs.

National Fluid Power Association (NFPA) Conference: Led a team of three people to present poster related to the fluid power projects/research going on Youngstown State University

Career Related Experience YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY – Youngstown, OH

Graduate Assistant, Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering.

Fall 2010-Present

• Assisted Professor in microfluidic and DNA chip research.

• Assisted Professor in CFD simulations of thermo-fluid flow using COMSOL and ANSYS.

YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY – Youngstown, OH

Research Assistant, Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering.

Fall 2009

Analyzed the micro gas turbine lab set-up of YSU

835 N Notre Dame Ave, Apartment # 2B

South Bend, IN 46617

Cellphone: (330) 423 – 9156

COLLEGE OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE -NEPAL

Assistant Lecturer. April 2008 – July 2009

• Worked as a teaching assistant for Fluid Mechanics, Basic Workshop Technology, Basic thermodynamics and Heat transfer and Engineering Drawing

• Co-supervised different contemporary projects in college.

BHAGAWATI STEEL INDUSTRIES PVT. LTD.-BARA, NEPAL

Project Coordinator, August 2007-March 2008

• Coordinated with overall tender works with vendors and internally with production & sales department.

• Verified drawings provided by the customer & examination in Auto CAD.

• Prepared bill of quantities of the materials.

• Monitored Fabricators and maintain the quality of fabricated items.

• Prepared production plan & dispatch schedule respective to the project deadline

• Prepared and inspected type test report for attributes like dimension, deflection, drop, zinc coating according to the fabrication requirement of the product

NEPAL AIRLINES CORPORATION– Kathmandu, Nepal

Maintenance Intern. Summer 2007

Projects/ Papers

• Fluid Mechanics lab-setup for flow measurement device: Designed and fabricated lab setup where different notch were made to measure flow rate in rectangular channels.

• Automatic Controlled Stair Climbing robot: Designed and fabricated microcontroller controlled robot that could climb the stair. (application: helping differently able person)

• Comparison of Pollutant Dispersion from Vertical Shaft Brick Kiln (VSBK) and Fixed Chimney Brick Kiln: Analyzed pollution dispersion made by the brick kilns near the suburb of Kathmandu Metropolitan. (application: minimize air pollution)

• Papers:

Panta, Y.M., Aryal, S., Adhikari, P., “Analysis Electrokinetic Fluid Flow in T shaped dna chips” (2012) ASME Summer Bioengineering Conference (submitted)

Aryal, S., “Modeling of Electrokinetic Flows in DNA Chips,” (2011) QUEST-YSU.

References: Available upon Request.

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