Ryan M. Jarvis
Barker NY, *****
Phone: 713-***-****
Primary Email: *******@*****.***
EDUCATION:
University at Buffalo Buffalo, NY August 2005 to May 2007
Finished college a year early with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and a GPA of 3.48/4.0 qualifying for the Dean’s List.
Active in Cycling Club, Tae Kwon Do, Schussmeisters Ski Club, and Society of Automotive Engineers.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy, NY August 2004 to May 2005
Freshman year with 3.1/4.0 and spring Dean’s List in Mechanical Engineering.
Active in Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps
EXPERIENCE:
Cherry Central Company Burt, NY July 2009 to July 2009
Worked as a quality control specialist weighing buckets to ensure that the proper amount of product was being delivered to the end customer
Weigh buckets with cherries and sugar, and then determine the ratio to make sure it falls within the USDA guidelines
Have scales adjusted when the ratio or weights falls out of acceptable guidelines
Keystone Ski and Ride School Keystone, CO February 2009 to April 2009
Ski instructor for children ages 3-6 years of age in group lesson formats.
Managed 5-6 young children in a group ski lesson to make sure that they were kept happy, safe, and learned about skiing
Taught adult ski and snowboarding lessons when there was a need for an instructor
Halliburton Energy Services Grand Junction, CO July 2007 to January 2009
Work as a field engineer in the production enhancement department of the Grand Junction, Colorado camp.
Perform job calculations on location, and assist in answering customer questions
Attended the Technical Excellence Center in Brighton, CO where I was instructed on the technical side of production enhancement, and other aspects of the oilfield
Ensure that job quality assurance, and quality control are implemented during the job
Look at the job from an engineering perspective to find improvements that can be made for day to day operations and equipment
Gaither Petroleum Corporation Hankamer, TX May 2006 to July 2006
Interned as a Petroleum Engineer in Gaither’s Hankamer oilfield which produced approximately 400 barrels and 50 MCF of natural gas per day. Hankamer is a mature oilfield that uses artificial lift to extract the hydrocarbons and salt water.
Observed coiled tubing, slickline, frac units, and workover rigs servicing wells and learned the engineering capabilities that these services provide to production companies
Gained an understanding of the production end of the oilfield by working with pumpers and roustabouts in Hankamer field and Chocolate Bayou. Experienced first-hand the common problems that are encountered in the oilfield, and worked with crews to implement the appropriate solutions
PRTI Innovative Well Services Houston, TX July 2006 to August 2006
Worked on the floor of a workover rig as a floor hand. Gained an on-the-job education of the oilfield, and the tasks a work over rig can accomplish.
Operated the machinery of the floor, and gained first hand experience with standard workover rig operations
Learned oilfield basics through hands-on learning and servicing of oil wells. Learned many things from the tool pusher, operators, and company man
Serviced four different wells performing re-completions, completions, clean-outs, and swabbing
Observed wireline operations including perforations, logging, and setting of down hole tools
Delphi Thermal Systems High School Co-op Lockport, NY September 2002 – June 2004
Worked at Delphi Harrison Thermal while attending high school by working one week and going to school the next. Over the course of two years, I held five different jobs, which required responsibility and maturity in order to work with assembly line workers, engineers, and management.
Spring 2003 - Implemented a system to manage the spare parts for three of the machines, making it easier to find necessary parts when the machines go down. The expense of the machines going down for an hour is high, and the ability to locate spare parts quickly is aided by this system.
Fall 2003 - Updated and organized company documents that were essential in corporate performance auditing conducted by General Motors which is Delphi’s largest customer. Created a system that saved future teams time in conducting the performance audit
Eagle Scout Award Barker, NY August 2003 to September 2003
Lead a group in the maintenance of the Quaker Cemetery which included the reconstruction of the perimeter wall and the removal of overgrown vegetation
Coordinated with the Town Water Supervisor to get the necessary supplies and support for the completion of the project
Organized a group of twenty-five Boy Scouts and adults in the rebuilding of the stone wall. Took over 250 man hours to complete over a series of four weekends, and received accolades from visitors to the cemetery
Sixty feet of the wall was re-mended using mortar donated by the Town of Somerset
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Basic knowledge of AutoCAD, Solid works, Pro Engineer, Matlab, Microsoft Office, FracPro, and C++ computer language
Fork truck experience and knowledge of machining: Lathe, Mill, Drill Press, etc.