BRIAN BUTLER

• Expanded on the foundations learned at previous employer as well as learned niche applications encountered in sortation of parcels and envelopes as one would see at UPS, USPS, or FedEx

• Programmed Allen-Bradley PLCs for industry leaders like Amazon and Nike using RS Logix/Studio 5000.
• Resolved project electrical, mechanical, network, or other operational problems to minimize delays and unexpected cost increases.
• Performed CAD markups/redlines to the customer after the initial design.

• Improved warehouse efficiency by organizing and maintaining dock workstations to ensure smooth operations
• Expedited shipping process by accurately loading and unloading trucks, reducing time spent on manual inventory checks
• General knowledge of how conveyor belt systems operate and trouble-shooting jams
• Power equipment certified - including: forklift, extended reach truck, scissor lift, small crane, and excavator

• Met with representatives from several major paint companies to discuss their products in extensive detail.
• Built successful retail teams by instilling culture of collaboration and developing daily plans centered on common group goals.

• Improved student comprehension by employing diverse teaching strategies and adapting lesson plans to meet individual needs
• Enhanced classroom environment for effective learning by incorporating hands-on activities and real-world applications of scientific concepts
• Collaborated with colleagues to develop interdisciplinary lessons that connected science with other subjects, fostering a well-rounded education
• Provided constructive feedback on assignments, helping students improve their critical thinking and problem-solving skills in math & science

• Ran simulations and analyzed data collected from CERN for detection of Cosmic Rays by modeling what was, in April 2017, launched on SpaceX-12 and attached to the ISS
• Using GEANT4 and C++ coding techniques, we best prepared for what may happen while ISS-CREAM was in flight

My biggest contribution during this internship was successfully reformulating the coatings we manufactured to reduce the amount of respirable silica per new OSHA regulations while maintaining the original integrity of the product.