Driven and passionate 2nd year mechanical engineering student with hands-on experience from an internship with the Naval Surface Warfare Center. Adept at tackling complex engineering challenges through research, design, and prototyping. Strong foundation in additive manufacturing, technical problem-solving, and collaboration with diverse teams. Eager to leverage growing expertise in mechanical engineering to contribute to innovative solutions and advance my career.
Overview
Work History
NRIEP Intern
Naval Surface Warfare Center Philadelphia Division
Philadelphia, PA
05.2024 - 08.2024
Conducted research on the Additive Manufacturing Quick Acting Water Tight Door Dog for the US Navy, contributing to the advancement of engineering methods within the division.
Collaborated with mechanical engineers to support ongoing projects, assisting in a variety of design, testing, and evaluation tasks.
Gained real-world experience as a federal employee and engineer, learning about government procedures, engineering protocols, and working within cross-functional teams.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Mechanical Engineering
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, PA
01-2027
Skills
Technical Skills
Data Analysis
Testing and Prototyping
Simulation Software
C Programming
Matlab Programming
3D Design Proficiency in SolidWorks
Soft Skills
Problem Solving
Teamwork
Communication
Project Management
Time Management
Leadership and Initiative
Projects
Water Conservation on Campus: Led a project focused on water conservation efforts at the University of Pittsburgh. Conducted interviews with stakeholders and identified potential solutions to reduce water usage on campus. Designed and modeled water-saving systems, incorporating innovative ideas for sustainable campus management.
First-Year Engineering Conference: Researched and presented a project on Magnetic Levitation Technologies. Explored the principles and applications of magnetic levitation in modern engineering and presented findings at the University of Pittsburgh's First-Year Engineering Conference.
Rover Building Competition: Participated in a rover building competition where I collaborated on designing and testing a rover capable of overcoming a variety of obstacles. Focused on mechanical design, testing for durability, and optimizing performance for the competition's specific challenges
Additive Manufacturing Research (US Navy): Conducted research on the Quick Acting Water Tight Door Dog using additive manufacturing techniques. Contributed to engineering innovations for naval applications by supporting the mechanical engineering team with design and prototype development.
References
Austin Schollenberger
Mechanical Engineer
Naval Surface Warfare Center Philadelphia Division
Phone: 215-897-2406
Email: austin.n.schollenberger.civ@us.navy.mil
Timothy Buchanan
In-Service Engineering Agent
Naval Surface Warfare Center Philadelphia Division
Phone: 215-897-1882
Email: timothy.j.buchanan10.civ@us.navy.mil