Maria Linn

Dynamic and results-driven professional with experience at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, adept in LIDAR technology, and 3D modeling. Proven ability to lead research initiatives and enhance collaboration. Successfully manufactured a lightweight drone, optimizing 3D printing processes to improve efficiency. Strong analytical skills complement a commitment to innovative design and teamwork. Looking for internship opportunities to further personal and professional growth.

• Calculus 1-3 (complete)
• Electronics for AOE (current)
• 3D modeling in fusion and blender (complete)
• Programming in Python (complete)
• Statics for Aerospace (complete)
• Physics 1 (complete)
• Thin-walled structures (current)
• Dynamics (current)
• Intro to AOE (current)

• AFRL Scholar, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, 01/01/23, 04/01/23, Dayton, OH, Used Python and LIDAR systems to construct 3D Models from point cloud data., Defined a collection strategy and headed the use of new equipment., Impacted an Air Force Ohio State University collaborative project., Used Python in a Lynx system., Broadened breadth of knowledge of AFRL research., Attended research review meetings., Created a Python program to facilitate the management of staff data.
• Member, 3D Printed Aircraft design team, 03/01/24, current, Blacksburg, VA, Use 3D Slicer software to optimize print stability and time., Create and adhere to a production deadline., Manufactured and produced a lightweight, front-propulsion glider drone., The team competes in the 3D Printed Aircraft competition, hosted by the University of Texas at Arlington.

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