Last Updated on 5th January 2018

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EDUCATION SKILLS
COLLEGE COMPUTER
BS IN PHYSICS Matlab • LATEX • Python
Aug 2013 - Dec 2016 | Photoshop • Illustrator • MS Office
Somewhereville, State SolidWorks • Act! Database
Cum. GPA: 3.46/4.0

EXPERIENCE
COMPANY XXX | APPLICATIONS ENGINEER
February 2017 - August 2017 | Nowhereville, State
• Utilized C-Mode Scanning Acoustic Microscopy (C-SAM) to perform nondestructive testing and analysis on
microelectronics and other materials.
• Prioritized and managed several projects simultaneously and ensured on-time delivery of data and reports in compliance
with ISO 17025 laboratory standards.
• Developed applications for new part types and worked alongside customers in ongoing projects and supplied critical data to
improve their production procedure.
• Used problem solving skills on a daily basis to design and build fixtures and to refine scanning techniques for each part
submitted.

COLLEGE | OBSERVATORY & TEACHING ASSISTANT

Jan 2015 - Dec 2016 | Somewhereville, State
• Provided prompt and reliable support for professors and students, in and out of the classroom.
• Incorporated a variety of teaching methods to help students thoroughly understand complex concepts.
• Ensured delivery of correct reading materials to students, while maintaining compliance with all copyright protocol.
• Operated the largest telescope in the Large City weekly for public and student use.

FUN SUMMER JOB! | ASSISTANT HEAD WRANGLER

Summer 2014, 2015 | PrettyPlace, State
• Worked in collaboration with the head wrangler in a fast-paced environment to develop and integrate new procedures to
maximize corral functionality and improve guest experience.
• Grew into a leadership position through teamwork, training new staff, and proactively taking on new management
responsibilities around the corral.
• Developed interpersonal skills by building relationships with guests to tailor each riding experience to the ability and
preferences of each.

PROJECTS
UNDERGRADUATE
DERAILMENT OF A 1890 BALDWIN BUILT 2-8-0 LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE | ANALYTICAL MECHANICS
• Used Matlab and principles of analytical mechanics to mathematically model the motion of a 1905 train wreck at Sawmill
Curve on the Alpine Tunnel Trail near Hancock, CO. A written report according to American Journal of Physics (AJP)
standards, as well as an oral presentation of the findings, was required for project completion.
LED WINDOW | ANALOG ELECTRONICS
• Collaborated with a fellow student to design and build an artificial LED window controlled by a photodiode to demonstrate
principles of analog electronics learned in the course. An oral presentation and demonstration of the project was required.
ANALYSIS OF PLANCK’S CONSTANT USING LEDS | MODERN SCIENCE SKILLS LABORATORY
• Determined the value of Planck’s Constant in the lab using methods of data analysis on Matlab. A written lab report in
compliance with AJP standards and completed using LATEXwas required.