Jacob Czaja
San Antonio,TX
Summary
Enthusiastic mechanical engineer experienced in designing, developing and implementing cost-effective and energy-efficient mechanical systems. Possesses strong knowledge of engineering principles, mathematics and physics and utilization of CAD software. Committed to continuous improvement and finding creative solutions to complex engineering problems.
Overview
3
3
years of professional experience
Work History
Research Mechanical Engineer
Southwest Research Institute
2022.06 - Current
- Extracted and processed data including measurements of torque, speed, temperature, and pressure of engine and engine subsystem components to produce client deliverables
- Following a promotion to lead shift engineer, I led the technical team to maximize testing uptime while prioritizing and delegating tasks within the team to meet the needs of the client
- Managed multiple client's projects simultaneously, ensuring timely completion within budget constraints while maintaining high-quality standards
- Ensured group compliance with federal regulations for emissions testing of diesel engines (CFR Part 1065)
Student Engineer
University of Texas at Dallas Capstone Project
2021.08 - 2022.05
- Created, analyzed, and revised engineering solutions, documents, and drawings for clients and fabricators using Solidworks (CAD) and Creo Parametric software
- Designed detailed and system-level components and interactions to streamline functions of final product
- Created and executed test plans to evaluate product performance, including field tests to ensure proper road behavior of the product and point-force testing to simulate effects of wind force on structural integrity of the product
Mechanical Engineer Intern
Southwest Research Institute
2021.05 - 2021.08
- Improved design efficiency by utilizing CAD software for 3D modeling and analysis of mechanical components including diesel injectors and oil coiling loops for heavy duty diesel engines
- Constructed highly detailed technical drawings and paired supplementary hardware for an engine cooling loop and modeled various designs for GCI injector tips
Education
Bachelor of Science - Mechanical Engineering (BSME)
The University of Texas At Dallas
Richardson, TX05.2022
Skills
- Creo Parametric
- SolidWorks
- C/C++
- MATLAB
- AutoCAD
- Microsoft office suite
- Project management
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Component functions and testing requirements
- Continuous improvement of design
- Data acquisition, analysis, and presentation of results
Timeline
Research Mechanical Engineer
Southwest Research Institute
2022.06 - Current
Student Engineer
University of Texas at Dallas Capstone Project
2021.08 - 2022.05
Mechanical Engineer Intern
Southwest Research Institute
2021.05 - 2021.08
Bachelor of Science - Mechanical Engineering (BSME)
The University of Texas At Dallas
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