Alexander Anderson
Hillsboro,OR
Summary
Adept in electrical engineering and AutoCAD, I leveraged my expertise at Engineering World Health to enhance medical device functionality, showcasing problem-solving skills and technical proficiency. My work, characterized by innovative design and efficient resource management, reflects a strong foundation in both hard and soft skills, contributing significantly to project successes.
Overview
7
7
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Undergraduate Student Researcher
Dr. Kimball
Portland, OR
06.2024 - Current
- Conducted literature reviews on LBNP designs and best practices, identifying key sources to inform project development.
- Evaluated financial constraints to optimize design efficiency, ensuring project viability within budget limits.
- Performed precise measurements and cuts for structural components, ensuring adherence to schematic dimensions and accuracy.
- Utilized AutoCAD for chamber design and Fusion 360 to develop a custom voltage regulator board and casings prior to 3D printing.
- Researched suitable materials, calculated dimensions, and managed costs to ensure effective resource allocation.
- Integrating carpentry skills to achieve project goals.
- Created detailed reports to summarize research results.
Student Engineer
Engineering World Health
06.2023 - 05.2024
- Repaired and tested mechanical and electrical systems, including circuit boards and surgical units, improving functionality in medical devices
- Fixed various medical equipment such as centrifuges, surgical lights, and oxygen concentrators, demonstrating strong problem-solving skills
- Adjusted printer software for functionality and navigated product manuals in Spanish for diagnostics and testing
Journeyman Carpenter
John Webb Construction
01.2018 - 01.2021
- Implemented layout and construction for concrete structures, ensuring compliance with specifications and quality assurance
- Developed skills in material selection, cost control, and safety practices
- Operated and maintained a range of hand and power tools, demonstrating versatility and technical skill
Student Researcher
Engineering World Health
- Researched and analyzed articles on LBNP designs and best practices, focusing on efficient and cost-effective design solutions
- Utilized AutoCAD for schematics and Fusion 360 to design a custom voltage regulator, including 3D printing of casings
- Built a custom airtight negative pressure (LBNP) machine, applying carpentry skills and engineering principles
Education
Minor - Computer Science
University of Portland
Portland, OR05-2026
Bachelor of Science - Electrical Engineering
University of Portland
Portland05-2026
Associate of Science - BS Transfer
Portland Community College
Portland, OR11.2024
High School Diploma -
South Jetty High School
Warrenton, OR01.2011
Skills
- Electrical Engineering Expertise
- Electronic Circuit Design
- Digital Logic Design
- Embedded Systems Programming
- AutoCAD Proficiency
- Fusion 360
- Vivado Design Expertise
- STM32Cube IDE
- Circuit Simulation Software
- B2Spice
- LTspice
- Python
- C
- Java
- MATLAB
- Verilog
- VHDL
- Low-Level Embedded Programming
- HDL Development
- DMMs
- Oscilloscopes
- Logger Pro
- PCB Soldering
- Wire Harness Assembly
- Electrical Test Equipment
- Analog Circuits
- Power Electronics
- RF Systems
Certification
- OSHA 10
- Forklift, Scissor Lift, and Boom Lift Certified
References
Available upon request.
Leadershipandachievements
- Phi Theta Kappa Honors Society, Regional Officer (2 consecutive years), Chapter President (2019-2022)
- Student Researcher, Involved in the design and construction of an LBNP machine at the University of Portland.
- Dean's List, Recognized for academic excellence at Portland Community College.
- Merit Scholarship, Awarded by the University of Portland for academic achievement.
- University of Portland Electric Vehicle Club, Current Member
- IEEE chapter, Treasurer and co-founder (2022-2024)
- Research Report, Conducted a study on mechanical engineering and renewable power sources for a NASA scholarship opportunity.
Availability
05/12/2025, 08/29/2025, 40 hours per week, Redmond, Washington
Timeline
Undergraduate Student Researcher
Dr. Kimball
06.2024 - Current
Student Engineer
Engineering World Health
06.2023 - 05.2024
Journeyman Carpenter
John Webb Construction
01.2018 - 01.2021
Student Researcher
Engineering World Health
Minor - Computer Science
University of Portland
Bachelor of Science - Electrical Engineering
University of Portland
Associate of Science - BS Transfer
Portland Community College
High School Diploma -
South Jetty High School