Christopher Meyers

Highly skilled and dedicated career engineer with extensive experience in project management and technical writing. Adept at specification research and engineering drawing, with a proven track record of improving processes and meeting project deadlines. Recognized for resourcefulness and dependability in handling multiple priorities while maintaining a positive attitude. Eager to apply analytical and problem-solving skills in a patent examination role to contribute to the USPTO's mission of fostering innovation.

Aerospace:

· Reduced engineering team project backlog by over 90% within three months of joining.

· Performed technical specification and requirement reviews and implemented changes to documentation and production to fulfill aerospace regulatory audits.

· Implemented rapid engineering solutions to solve costly equipment issues prevent production downtime.

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Shipbuilding:

· Conducted data analysis to identify and resolve fundamental engineering document integrity issues and resolve a shipyard wide stopwork.

· Performed specification and requirement reviews to draft and manage mission critical process procedures.

· Worked with a team to research and fomulate digital plans and standards for the future of NAVY shipbuilding.

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Undergraduate Project Experience

· Hydrogen Fuel Cell Hexacopter - Worked with a team in association with ATU to design and prototype an unmanned hydrogen drone (1 kilowatt fuel cell platform) (funded by grants from NASA and the Arkansas Department of Transportation). The resulting drone was capable of flight times of over two hours on a single tank.

· Shell Eco-Marathon Car - Worked with a team in association with the ATU Society of Automotive Engineers chapter to fabricate and optimize a single passenger, super-endurance gasoline vehicle for the purpose of competing in the national Shell Eco-Marathon, achieving a fuel economy of over 993 MPG (funded by ATU).

Research Publications

· “Experimental investigation on the power generation for a hexacopter using a hydrogen fuel cell stack” (DOI: 10.55670/fpll.fuen.2.2.3)

· “Solar power satellites: technical challenges and economic feasibility” (DOI: 10.55670/fpll.fuen.1.2.3)

· “How do drones facilitate human life” (DOI: 10.55670/fpll.fuen.1.1.2)