MaeLynne Schneider

Motivated Electrical Engineering student with a strong foundation in physics, mathematics, and engineering principles. Excited to apply technical analysis, process documentation, and prototyping skills in a hands-on manufacturing environment. Experienced in data analysis using MATLAB, Python, and Excel, with a commitment to continuous learning and teamwork. Eager to contribute to innovative projects that drive efficiency and quality in manufacturing operations.

• Machine Shop Laboratory (EP 200): Designed and constructed prototypes using welding, composites, and metalworking techniques. Ensured adherence to safety and precision standards.
• Graphical Communications (EGR 120): Recreated a LEGO set using CATIA, measuring pieces with calipers, producing engineering drawings, and calculating tolerances and clearances for accurate assembly.
• Physics Labs (Modern Physics Lab, Physics I & III Lab): Authored standard lab reports and conducted in-depth analysis of experiments, including work on electricity and magnetism, light properties, and circuit behavior. Followed detailed procedures to set up and calibrate apparatuses, such as interferometers and lasers, ensuring precision. Used MATLAB, Python, and Excel for data analysis.
• Scientific Programming in C (CS 223): Designed engineering simulations, including an asteroid navigation system, demonstrating strong computational and programming skills.
• Dynamics (ES 204) & Statics (ES 201): Applied mechanical principles to design and analyze physical systems, fostering theoretical modeling and problem-solving skills.

• Vice President, Business Professionals of America (BPA): Led a team to a Top 10 national placement in a startup competition, managing collaboration under tight deadlines.
• Event Supervisor, Regional Science Olympiad: Designed engineering-based competitions; mentored participants and facilitated fair judging.
• TEAM-UP Together Scholar & ASCEND Diversity Scholar