SAMPLE RESUMES

Amaya A. Freshman 387 Turtle Avenue, College Park, MD 20742

[email protected] ● (410) 123 - 4567
EDUCATION
University of Maryland, College Park, MD GPA 3.0
B.S., Mechanical Engineering Expected May 2020
FLEXUS: Women in Engineering Living and Learning Community Expected Citation May 2018

RELEVANT PROJECTS
Over Sand Vehicle Project, Structures Subteam Leader Sept. 2016 – Present
University of Maryland, College Park, MD
• Collaborate with a group of 10 students to design, build, and test an over sand
vehicle on a budget of $400 and a deadline of 3 months
• Lead the structure sub team to build the structure and shell of the over sand
vehicle within size and weight specifications
• Individually create a full technical drawing of over sand vehicle and its
components on PTC Creo Parametric

Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Sept. 2014 – May 2016

Severna Park High School, Severna Park, MD
Program that provides rigorous and innovative engineering education curriculum
Light Sensor Marble Sorter Project, Team Leader Sept. 2015 – May 2016
• Led a team of 3 students to design and construct a marble sorting device with
Lego design parts
• Designed a computer program to enable the machine to run and sort marbles
• Machine successfully sorted 30 marbles of 4 different colors into different areas
according to color

Puzzle Cube Project, CAD Subteam Leader Sept. 2014 – May 2015
• Designed and constructed a wooden puzzle cube made up of 8 pieces
• Used hand drawn technical drawings and CAD programs to design and plan
puzzle before construction
• Puzzle was given a “challenging” level of difficulty and was not able to be
solved in less than 6 minutes

ACTIVITIES
Terrapin Theatre Troupe, Member Sept. 2016 – Present
• Sing and dance in on-campus theatre troupe that puts on 2 shows per semester

The UMD Treblemakers, Member Sept. 2016 – Present

• Sing in an all-female a cappella group on campus

National Honor Society, Treasurer Sept. 2015 – May 2016

• Organized fundraisers and maintained funds for the organization
• Managed the volunteers and food preparation of the concession stand at the
Navy Football Stadium
SOFTWARE SKILLS
PTC Creo Parametric, MATLAB, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint
SAMPLE RESUMES
Patrick Freshman 1234 Campus Drive, Davidsonville, MD 21031
(410) 410-4104 [email protected]
www.linkedin.com/in/pfreshman

Objective To obtain a summer internship in Material Science Engineering with a focus in

nanomaterials.

Education University of Maryland College Park, MD

BS, Materials Science and Engineering Expected May 2020
GPA: 4.0

Honors University of Maryland Honors Program Sept. 2016–May 2020

Department of Materials Science Scholarship Sept. 2016–May 2017
MD State Scholarship for Academic Excellence Sept. 2016

Technical Engineering Design Project College Park, MD

Experience Over Sand Vehicle Sub-Group Leader Sept.–Dec. 2016
• Managed a team of 3 students to work within project guidelines and
timeframe to design, build, and test an over sand vehicle
• Programmed OSV to successfully navigate within 250 mm of the edge of
water pool, detect the water source, and transmit its temperature
• Determined power requirements of design and chose proper battery
• Designed and constructed circuitry for vehicle
• Created Pro-Engineer design drawings
• Wrote and presented a 25 page design report
• Successfully navigated the course and received an A on the project

Affiliations National Society of Collegiate Scholars Sept. 2016–Present

The Minerals, Metals, and Materials Society Sept. 2016–Present

Skills Applications: Creo Parametric, MatLab, Arduino

Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint
Languages: Spanish (Conversant)

Work Lighthouse Pools Management, Inc. Hyattsville, MD

Experience Pool Operator June–Aug. 2015–2016
• Mediated disputes arising between workers, delegated assignments
to other lifeguards and created weekly work schedule
Lifeguard June–Aug. 2013–2014
• Promoted health and safety of pool patrons through enforcement of
rules and maintenance of pool chemistry within the guidelines set
by the county

Activities University of Maryland Repertoire Orchestra Sept. 2016–Present

• Practice and perform classical and modern music playing the String Bass
 KEITH FRATERNITY
SAMPLE RESUMES

28 Terrapin Dr., Springfield, IL 21209 • (555) 555-5555 • [email protected]

EDUCATION
University of Maryland: A. James Clark School of Engineering College Park, MD
B.S. Electrical Engineering (3.5 GPA) Expected May 2019

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Honors College: Gemstone Research Program Citation expected May 2019
• Chosen for rigorous multidisciplinary team four year research program focused
on designing, directing, and conducting research into major technological and
societal issues.
• As a member of 6 student team GINU, submitted research proposal for a global
positioning system and inertial navigation unit to work together to provide
walking directions from building to building in an outdoor setting.
• Initiated data collection for global positioning operation and communication
protocol.

WORK EXPERIENCE
ITT- Advanced Engineering and Sciences Bowie, MD
Technical Intern level 4 – Algorithm Team Member June – Aug. 2016
• Completed the traceability of the engineering analysis for the Spectrum
Management Transition Initiative (SMTI) project.
• Aided head engineer of algorithm team on the creation of technical engineering
specifications.

Software Unlimited, Inc. Baltimore, MD

Technician June – Aug. 2015
• Updated medical software to the latest version of Medical Mastermind, a
powerful medical-practice management product, at over three hundred doctor
offices.

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
Alpha Sigma Phi, Fraternity College Park, MD
Philanthropy Chair May 2016 – Present
• Established a community basketball tournament, which raised over $4000 for
the Livestrong Foundation.

Ralph F. Burns Leadership Institute Wernersville, PA

Participant Jan. 2016

SKILLS
MATLAB, AutoCAD, MicroStation, Creo Parametric, Robotics Lab, Excel
Exposure to HTML and Java
SAMPLE RESUMES BEKELE D. PROJECTS
[email protected] • (301) 555-5555
555 Baltimore Road, Small Town, MD 12345

PROFILE
Entry-level engineer focusing on satellite design and control, aerospace structures,
thermal system design, or launch vehicle development.

EDUCATION
University of Maryland, A. James Clark School of Engineering College Park, MD
B.S., Aerospace Engineering GPA: 3.8 Expected May 2017

EXPERIENCE
Supersonic Wedge Model, Independent Research and Design College Park, MD
Special Topics in Wind Tunnel Testing, University of Maryland Sept. 2016–present
• Researched, designed, and tested a wedge model for use in a Mach 2.2 wind
tunnel.
• Analyzed shockwave patterns produced using a color schlieron system.
Satellite Trajectory Analysis, Project Team Member College Park, MD
Space Navigation and Guidance, University of Maryland Sept. 2015–Dec. 2015
• Used telescope observations to plot the trajectory of several satellites.
• Executed coordinate transformations using MATLAB algorithms to determine
trajectories.
Burkina Faso Water Project, Team Member College Park, MD
Engineers Without Borders, University of Maryland Aug. 2014–May 2015
• Collaborated with a group of students and professional engineers to design a viable
water extraction system for a village in Burkina Faso.
• Aided in the design of the water storage tank and water distribution system.
Bridge Design Team, Project Team Co-Leader College Park, MD
Statics, University of Maryland Jan. 2014–May 2014
• Led a team of 8 students to design, fabricate, and test a functional prototype of a
wooden bridge designed to optimize the strength-to-weight ratio on a 3 week
deadline.
• Placed 2nd out of 15 teams for the best strength-to-weight ratio and received an A
on the project.

COMPUTER SKILLS
Engineering: AutoCAD, Pro Engineer, Inventor, EES, MATLAB, COMSOL,
SolidWorks, FEA experience
Languages: C++, MATLAB
Applications: Microsoft Office, Web Browsers, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe
Dreamweaver
Platforms: Windows 7/8/10, iOS, Linux

AFFILIATIONS
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics 2013-present
SAMPLE RESUMES 123 Terrapin Way [email protected]
Olivia Transfer College Park, MD 20742 (112)-345-5555

Education
University of Maryland, College Park, MD
B.S. Civil Engineering Expected Dec 2018
Montgomery Community College Cumulative GPA: 3.75
A.S. Mechanical Engineering (Honors Program) May 2016

Technical Work Experience

Clark Construction—Engineering Intern San Francisco, CA May - Aug 2016
• Developed a database to be used for future bids by collecting, sorting, and analyzing a wide variety of
data from previous projects
• Generated Requests for Information of concrete related inquires
• Tracked supplies and financials by keeping inventory of multiple subcontractor deliveries through the
utilization of logs

Project Experience
Energy Efficient House Design Project—Team Leader College Park, MD Feb – May 2017
• Designed and constructed a small scale energy efficient house to explore sustainability ideas under a
$500 budget on a team of 4
• Individually calculated and investigated size and quantity of solar panels affordable and realistic for the
roof
• Presented 20 page design report to board of 6 engineering professors

Boeing 747 Design Project—Team Member College Park, MD Nov 2016

• Designed and updated front and back wheels for a Boeing airplane assembly on PTC Creo as part of a
team of seven
• Composed and presented a PowerPoint presentation explaining what the advantages of these updates
were

Work Experience
Department of Transportation Services—Student Driver College Park, MD Aug 2016 - present
• Coordinate timely and reliable UM-Shuttle transit service involving over 30 vehicles to the campus
community which serves about 2.6 million riders
The Greene Turtle—Wait Staff Frederick, MD May 2013 - Aug 2015
• Provided customers with quality service while working in a fast-paced high pressure environment
Activities and Affiliations
Maryland Club Soccer Team—Team Captain Sep 2015 - Present
Alpha Omega Epsilon, Women in Engineering Sorority—Sister Aug 2016 - Present

Skills
Engineering: PTC Creo, SolidWorks, Arduino, SFRAME, FlowMaster, SewerCAD
Other: Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project Professional
SAMPLE RESUMES Emily K. Quest 1234 Turtles Road, Newark, NJ 07101
862.222.5555 - [email protected]

Objective
To obtain a summer internship in technical consulting related to building and fire safety.

Education
University of Maryland College Park, MD Expected May 2018
B.S. Fire Protection Engineering (GPA: 3.63)
Quality Enhancement Systems and Teams (QUEST) Expected May 2018
Interdisciplinary quality management program that focuses on customer value management,
process and product design, problem solving, project management, customer satisfaction,
and teamwork.
• Collaborated on a team of 6 students with Unilever in order to establish a Foreign
Material Reduction Plan, utilizing several Six Sigma and Lean strategies.
Experience
Naval Research Laboratory, Intern Washington, DC May - August 2016
• Conducted research on high-expansion foam as a fire suppressant using a modified,
closed cup burner apparatus.
• Determined minimum expansion ratio necessary for flame extinction at specific fuel
flow rates and oxygen concentrations.
• Calibrated equipment, and revised and created protocol documentation for lab
equipment use.
• Observed and analyzed data from full-scale, low-expansion foam pool fire
experiments.
Lego Robotics Camp, Intern College Park, MD June - August 2015
• Instructed students on LEGO Mindstorm software and hardware as part of the Center
for Minorities in Science and Engineering curriculum in engineering fundamentals for
middle and elementary school students.
Digital Management, Inc., Intern Bethesda, MD January 2015
• Researched complex U.S. Government IT Services market, and presented a thorough
analysis of competition to the company’s senior board.
Honors and Awards
Banneker Key Scholar Full, four-year scholarship to the University of Maryland
University of Maryland Honors Program
Salamander Membership Honorary Fire Protection Engineering Society; initiated April 2015

Activities
Society of Fire Protection Engineers August 2014 - Present
University of Maryland Jewish Muslim Alliance August 2013 - Present
Mighty Sound of Maryland Marching Band, Pep Band August 2013 - Present

Computer Skills
Adobe Photoshop, InDesign; LabView; Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher)
SAMPLE RESUMES TERESA M. RESEARCH
2345 Delaware Road, Wilmington, DE 19810
[email protected] • 202.456.7890 • www.linkedin.com/in/tmresearch

OBJECTIVE An entry-level Mechanical Engineering position with a focus in composite

materials and project management

EDUCATION University of Maryland, College Park, MD Expected May 2017

Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering GPA: 3.74
Minor in Project Management
FE/EIT Certification August 2016

HONORS & • L-3 Communications Corporate Partner Scholarship Sept. 2014

AWARDS • Engineering Honors Program Sept. 2014 – Present
• The National Society of Collegiate Scholars May 2014 – Present

ENGINEERING Multiscale Measurements Laboratory University of Maryland

EXPERIENCE Undergraduate Research Fellow May 2016 – Present
• Create multifunctional sandwich composites inspired by Palmetto Wood
• Design composites with a charge-holding foam core to act as batteries

CCM’s Application & Technology Transfer Lab University of Delaware

Research Intern (project funded by NAVAIR) Jun. 2015 – Aug. 2015
• Interpreted Instron data to present at monthly conference calls
• Manufactured ceramic bullet proof composites for Office of Naval Research
• Performed damage analysis on ballistic testing of various composites

LEADERSHIP Department of Resident Life University of Maryland

EXPERIENCE Math Coach Sept. 2014 – Present

Women in Engineering Program University of Maryland

Mentor Sept. – Dec. 2015 & Sept. – Dec. 2016
• Independently organized weekly reports, meetings, and events for first
year student mentees

SKILLS Operating Systems: Macintosh, Windows

Programming: MATLAB, C/C++ (Exposure)
Software: Pro/Engineer, PSpice, AutoCAD, Microsoft Excel, Power Point
Additional: Green Belt in Lean Six Sigma, Finite Element Analysis,
Machining

ACTIVITIES Alpha Omega Epsilon, Professional Engineering Sorority Sept. 2014 – Present
Intramural Sports (Soccer, Softball, Flag Football) Sept. 2013 – Present
University Band (Bass Clarinet) May 2013 – Present
 SAM BIOE
SAMPLE RESUMES 8000 Boteler Lane, College Park, MD 20740 • 123-456-7890 • [email protected]
Education
A. James Clark School of Engineering, University of Maryland Expected May 2017
B.S. Bioengineering GPA: 3.52
• Dean’s List: Spring 2015, Fall 2015, Spring 2016
• Relevant Classes: Bioinstrumentation, Biomaterials, Biomechanics, Biosensor
Techniques, Computer-Aided Design, Modeling Physiological Systems
Skills
Engineering: CREO Parametric, SolidWorks, Autodesk Inventor, NX 8.5 (exposure), MATLAB, C
Laboratory: Bacterial culture, Stem cell culture, Gel Electrophoresis, FRET, Western Blotting.
Relevant Experience
Scaled Model of Boeing 747-200B Jan. 2015
CAD Team Member College Park, MD
• Modeled scaled replica of the Air Force One model of the Boeing 747-200B in team of
six engineers.
• Individually drafted the vertical stabilizer and rudder in CREO Parametric 2.0.
• Compiled 20-page design report with 2D drawings and bill of materials, and flight
simulation presentation.
Infant Respiratory Monitor Sept. 2012 – Jan. 2015
Team Leader College Park, MD
• Led a team of five multidisciplinary undergraduate and graduate students to design and
prototype an infant respiratory monitor for neonatal care units in developing nations.
• Used CAD to draft the circuit schematics and 3-D print diode enclosure.
• Conceptualized universal user interface and device’s foot strap design.
• Composed and presented current results on a poster at Maryland Day 2014.
Model of Magnetic Drug Nanoparticle Therapy in Blood Vessel Sept. 2014 – Dec. 2014
Group Member College Park, MD
• Calculated a non-dimensionalized model of a magnetic drug nanoparticle in blood for a
scaled experimental setup, and determined experimental materials by analyzing fluid
forces of blood on a particle and blood vessel parameters
• Presented results in a 20-page design report with Force Body Diagrams, and
experimental protocol.
Mechanical Analysis of a Knee Sept. 2013 – Dec. 2013
Group Member College Park, MD
• Calculated static and dynamic forces present in a knee before, during, and after kicking a
soccer ball.
• Analyzed tendon and muscle data to determine the risk of injury to the ACL, patellar
tendon, and quadriceps muscles.
• Individually created Force Body diagrams to demonstrate the direction and magnitude
of musculoskeletal forces.
Apoptosis in Acute Myelocytic Leukemia Cells Jan. 2013 – May 2013
Researcher College Park, MD
• Determined the potential of an unknown drug as a cancer treatment by identifying
apoptosis in HL60 Leukemia cells.
• Performed Cell Viability dye-Exclusion, Mitochondrial Membrane, Annexin V/Propidium
Iodide, and Colorimetric Caspase Activity Assays, as well as Western Blotting to monitor
caspase and antibody activity of HL60 cells treated with drug.
• Presented a 20-minute presentation of results with suggestions for further testing
methods and treatment potential.

Activities & Affiliations

Alumni Cup, Bioengineering Team , Rube Goldberg machine competition Feb. 2016
Engineering World Health – General Body Secretary, Team Leader Sept. 2012 – Present
Biomedical Engineers Society Sept. 2011 – Present
SAMPLE RESUMES ANA BIOE-DEVICES
8000 Boteler Lane, College Park, MD 20740 • 123-456-7890 • [email protected]

Objective
Seeking an entry-level design engineer position for biomedical devices

Education
A. James Clark School of Engineering, University of Maryland, College Park, MD
B.S. Bioengineering GPA: 3.52 Expected Graduation Date: May 2017
• Courses: Bioinstrumentation, Biomaterials, Biomechanics, Computer-Aided
Design, Modeling Physiological Systems

Skills
CREO Parametric, Pro/Engineer, Solidworks, Autodesk Inventor, NX 8.5 (exposure),
MATLAB, C programming (exposure), FEA, CAD (exposure), Microsoft Office

Relevant Experience
Scaled Model of Boeing 747-200B Jan. 2017
CAD Team Member College Park, MD
• Modeled a scaled replica of the Air Force One model of the Boeing 747-200B in
a team of six engineers.
• Individually drafted the vertical stabilizer and rudder in CREO Parametric 2.0.
• Compiled a 20-page design report with 2D drawings and bill of materials, and a
presentation with flight simulation.

Infant Respiratory Monitor Sept. 2014 – Jan. 2017

Team Leader College Park, MD
• Led a team of five multidisciplinary undergraduate and graduate students to
design and prototype an infant respiratory monitor for neonatal care units in
developing nations.
• Drafted the circuit schematics by utilizing hand-drawings and CAD.
• Conceptualized universal user interface and device’s foot strap design.

A.J. Drexel Plasma Institute May 2015 – Jan. 2016

Research Assistant Camden, NJ
• Managed bacterial cultures and executed projects modeling applications of FE-
DBD plasma in microbiology sterilization for hand sanitization, spore growth
inhibition, and infection prevention post optical surgery.

Mechanical Analysis of a Knee Sept. 2015 – Dec. 2015

Group Member College Park, MD
• Analyzed tendon and muscle data to determine the risk of injury to the ACL,
patellar tendon, and quadriceps muscles.
• Individually created Force Body diagrams to demonstrate the direction and
magnitude of musculoskeletal forces.

Activities & Affiliations

Engineering World Health – General Body Secretary Sept. 2014 – Present
SAMPLE RESUMES ANA BIOE-TISSUE
8000 Boteler Lane, College Park, MD 20740 • 123-456-7890 • [email protected]
Seeking an entry-level research position for tissue engineering

Education
University of Maryland Expected Graduation Date: May 2017
B.S. Bioengineering GPA: 3.52
Course Highlights: Biomaterials, Biosensor Techniques, Modeling Physiological Systems,
Tissue Engineering, Technical Writing

Skills
Bacterial culture, Stem cell culture, Gel Electrophoresis, ELISA, FRET, Western Blotting,
MATLAB, Microsoft Office

Relevant Experience
Model of Magnetic Drug Nanoparticle Therapy in Blood Vessel Sept. 2016 – Dec. 2016
Group Member College Park, MD
• Calculated a non-dimensionalized model of a magnetic drug nanoparticle in blood for a scaled
experimental setup, determining experimental materials by analyzing fluid forces of blood on
a particle and blood vessel parameters.
• Presented results in a 20-page design report with Force Body Diagrams, and experimental
protocol.

A.J. Drexel Plasma Institute May 2015 – Jan. 2016

Research Assistant Camden, NJ
• Designed and conducted experiments, with graduate students and independently, utilizing
non-thermal and thermal sources of plasma: Floating Electrode Dielectric Barrier Discharge
(FE-DBD) and GlidArc Plasmatron.
• Managed bacterial cultures and executed projects modeling applications of FE-DBD plasma
in microbiology sterilization for hand sanitization, spore growth inhibition, and infection
prevention post optical surgery.
• Completed a poster successfully demonstrating that plasma-treated glycol and water mixtures
are effective antibacterial agents that was presented at Drexel Research Day in April 2016.

Apoptosis in Acute Myelocytic Leukemia Cells Jan. 2015 – May 2015

Researcher College Park, MD
• Determined potential of an unknown drug as a cancer treatment by identifying apoptosis in
HL60 Leukemia cells.
• Performed Cell Viability dye-Exclusion, Mitochondrial Membrane, Annexin V/Propidium
Iodide, and Colorimetric Caspase Activity Assays, as well as Western Blotting to monitor
caspase and antibody activity of HL60 cells treated with drug.

SDS-PAGE Protocol Jan. 2015 – May 2015

Team member College Park, MD
• Designed a protocol for the implementation of SDS-Page into an introductory bioengineering
lab.

Affiliations
Biomedical Engineers Society Sept. 2013 – Present
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1234 Main Street NW Caitlyn CompE 123-456-7890
Washington, DC 12312 [email protected]

SKILLS EDUCATION

C/C++ University of Maryland GPA: 3.3 College Park, MD

Ruby B.S. Computer Engineering Expected Dec 2016
Java
OCaml TECHNICAL EXPERIENCE
Prolog
Google Inc. Seattle, WA
Verilog
Assembly Software Development Intern May - Aug 2016
(Mips, y86) • Wrote automated Quality Analysis test scripts for study features on website
utilizing Selenium and JUnit
SQL • Refactored a large portion of website (3.5 million+ users), migrating logic
Parse from client to server, and creating customized views and paging
Firebase mechanisms to display it
MongoDB • Added quizzing to the Android application (100k+ downloads), using
RESTful web services to generate content and creating customized views
Windows 7/8 and paging mechanisms to display it
iOS • Developed and integrated post-processing compression function reducing
Android storage requirements by 72%
Ubuntu
Linux NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Greenbelt, MD
Software Development Intern June – Aug 2014, 2015
Labview
• Designed Java tools that perform procedures such as remapping, shrinking,
PSpice
and filtering of sensor data collected from the Suomi NPP Satellite, to aid
ProEngineer
scientific community in analytics of weather information
ASSOCIATIONS • Analyzed effectiveness of Hadoop Distributed File System over current file
structure, comparing metrics for common operations such as reading,
Terrapin Hackers writing, and copying of large data sets
- President • Presented products and findings at Intern Poster Session to familiarize
Society of Women NASA colleagues and manager
Engineers
- Director of Social RELEVANT PROJECTS
Events
Association for Women Hackathons May 2014, 2015, 2016
in Computing • HackMIT: Created an Android mobile application that dynamically sets an
- Active Member alarm for the user based on a specified appointment with a time and
location
HONORS o Awarded Audience Choice out of 54 total projects
• BitCamp: Developed event planner/announcer Android application
ACES: Cybersecurity designed to promote spontaneous events
Honors Program • HackMizzou: Used Kinect to produce dynamic music based on movements
Dean’s List, of users in front of device
3 Semesters
Payper – Web/Android App August-September 2014
ACTIVITIES http://challengepost.com/software/prlxysvale
• PennApps Winner of “Most Consumer-Friendly Bitcoin Hack”
Professional Harpist
• Allows digital currency to be converted into physical bills that can be
Contemporary Dance
redeemed through scanning QR codes
SAMPLE RESUMES Liliana A. Intern
[email protected], (301) 111-1234
School Address: 6223 La Plata Hall, College Park, MD 20742
Permanent Address: 65444 Brookline Way, Centerville, NJ 01208
SEEKING MECHANICAL ENGINEERING INTERNSHIP
Flight and Space Exploration
EDUCATION
University of Maryland College Park, MD
B.S., Mechanical Engineering GPA 3.76 Anticipated May 2017
• Barbara J. Dieter Scholarship, A. James Clark School of Engineering Sep. 2015

TECHNICAL EXPERIENCE
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Laurel, MD
Intern: Sentiment Extraction – Milton S. Eisenhower Research Center Jan., June – Aug. 2016
• Researched natural language processing (NLP), specifically information extraction
• Parsed sentences using Stanford typed dependency (SD) representation to extract textual
relations
• Developed feature set from tagged sentiment words for input into conditional random field
(CRF) model
University of Maryland College Park, MD
Hovercraft Sub-group Leader – Engineering Design Sept. – Dec. 2014
• Calculated pressure requirements of design and subsequently chose proper levitation device
• Successfully collaborated with team members to prepare and present a formal preliminary
and final design report of completed hovercraft model using Pro/Engineer, Microsoft Excel,
and Microsoft PowerPoint

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
University of Maryland College Park, MD
Peer Assistant – Engineering Co-op & Career Services Office Jan. 2016 – present
• Provide advice for undergraduate engineering students on resumes and other job search
documents
Society of Women Engineers Annual Conference Beach Town, CA
Presenter – Region E Joint Collegiate and Professional Meeting Oct. 2015
• Demonstrated new and more efficient blog format created after being elected to position of
Regional Collegiate Communications Editor (RCCE)

ACTIVITIES
• Mechanical Engineering Honor Society, Pi Tau Sigma Jan. 2015 – present
• University of Maryland Terp Runners Club Sept. 2013 – present

COMPUTER SKILLS
Applications: Pro/Engineer, MATLAB, Microsoft Office, Access, Excel
SAMPLE RESUMES Janel Career-Changer 123 Terrapin Terrace, College Park, MD 20742
301.555.5000 ● [email protected]

ENTRY-LEVEL CIVIL ENGINEER

Civil Engineer with a Bachelor’s Degree (BSCE) and computer-aided drafting (CAD) and
design training. Demonstrated track record in problem solving, project management, and
engineering design with the ability to manage people and resources to produce quality results
on time and within budget constraints. Firsthand experience applying engineering principles to
develop cost-effective solutions to design problems. Proven leadership and communication
skills and a “go-getter” attitude that contributes to individual and team goals.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND TRAINING
• AutoCAD 3D Modeling • Structural Analysis • Geotechnical Engineering
• MicroStation • Engineering Materials • Project Management
• MATLAB • Geometrics and GIS • Spanish & French
• ArcGIS • Fluid Mechanics speaker

EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering Expected December 2016
University of Maryland, College Park, MD Major GPA: 3.2, Cumulative GPA: 2.8
Bachelor of Science, International Business May 2009
University of Maryland, College Park, MD GPA: 3.8
EXPERIENCE
Ecuador Project Leader June 2016 – Present
Engineers without Borders, Uduzhapa, Ecuador
• Coordinated a team of eighteen volunteers to analyze soil data during the four-week
construction phase, successfully installing 39 household latrines, significantly improving
public health conditions
Construction Group Member Jan – Oct 2015
U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon, University of Maryland Team, College Park, MD
• Networked with company representatives at the 2009 International Builder’s Show to
obtain over $50,000 in donations of free and reduced-cost building materials.
• Performed friction testing on footings to analyze lateral load capacity; conducted
compression testing on sample concrete cylinders to determine breaking strengths.
• Awards: People’s Choice Award; 8th place in overall competition
Project Team Member, Bridge Anti-Icing Project Aug – Dec 2014
Introduction to Engineering Design, University of Maryland, College Park, MD
• Designed, built, and tested a functional prototype of an autonomous bridge de-icing
system.
International Sales Representative Aug 2009 – Oct 2012
Hilton Worldwide, New York, NY
• Responded to sales inquiries, initiated new sales, and solicited potential clients.
MEMBERSHIPS AND ACTIVITIES
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE), Active Member Jan 2013 – Present
American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), Secretary Sep 2013 – May 2014
SAMPLE RESUMES Calvin Double-Major www.linkedin.com/in/cdoublemajo • [email protected]
D.O.D. SECRET CLEARANCE • 1234 Testudo Rd, College Park, MD 20740 • (301) 456-7890

EDUCATION
B.S., Aerospace Engineering University of Maryland, College Park, MD
B.S., M echanical Engineering Expected May 2017
M inor in I nternational Engineering

Universidad Carlos III, Madrid, Spain March – July 2015

• Shadowed engineers at Airbus Military’s Flight Test Center in Getafe, Spain, while
studying aerospace engineering courses in English

SKILLS
Microsoft Office SolidWorks CAD/FEA LabVIEW
Catia V5 CAD Abaqus FEA MATLAB
Pro/Engineer CAD ANSYS FEA C++ Programming

RELATED EXPERIENCE
Simulation-Based System Design Laboratory, College Park, MD
Undergraduate Research Assistant March – August 2016
• Created detailed 3-D components of virtual reality environments via CAD software
programs for a DARPA research project
Battelle National Biodefense Institute Frederick, MD
Engineering Intern May 2015 – August 2015
• Edited building drawings, labeled room numbers on exhaust valves, and reviewed
AutoCAD drawings and submittals for an autoclave move
• Helped orchestrate a preventative maintenance program for the Facility Operations
group
Terps Racing (SAE), University of Maryland College Park, MD
Baja SAE Vehicle Build; Project Team Leader January 2014 – May 2015
• Modified previous year’s Baja car for Birmingham, Alabama water event, converting it
into amphibious ATV to traverse a 1-km W-shaped pond and road courses without
removing flotation system
• Placed 4th out of 49 universities in the main event, a four-hour endurance race
United States Army Aberdeen Test Center Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD
Engineering Technician Intern May 2013 – February 2014; August 2014
• Wrote a 50+ page technical and chronological report detailing the range
modernization project efforts
• Performed test director tasks on seeded-fault data acquisition road tests of MRAPs,
HMMWVs and other military vehicles

MEMBERSHIPS AND ACTIVITIES

• American Institute of Aeronautics & Astronautics September 2013 – present
• Black Engineering Society, Events Coordinator September 2014 – present
• UMD Intramural Soccer September 2013 – Present
SAMPLE RESUMES
Dana FirstYear-Telecom
1234 Testudo Ln, College Park, MD 20740|(301)555-5555|terpstudent@ umd.edu

EDUCATION
University of Maryland College Park, MD
MS, Telecommunications Engineering Expected May 2018
BMS College of Engineering, Visveswaraya Technological University Bangalore, India
BE, Telecommunication GPA: 3.75 May 2014
RELEVANT COURSEWORK
• Networking Protocols • Advanced Wireless Communications Networks
• Cyber Security • Decision Modeling
• Wireless OFDM Systems • AWS/PCS System Implementation
• Wireless LANs • Organizational Behavior in Telecom Industry
WORK EXPERIENCE
McKeldin Library, University of Maryland College Park, MD
Office Assistant October 2016 – present
• Work on a software tool “BSR – Advance” for database maintenance.
• Use WEB services for making reports and updating database.
• Apply HTML to create web pages for library Press Releases.
Mobile Communications Ltd. Bangalore, India
Engineer September 2014 – July 2016
• Worked with marketing department to redesign coverage-extension sites to
enhance company competiveness.
• Developed network capacity growth plans and designed 24 new sites to offload
capacities from existing sites.
• Led design of 65 coverage-extension sites and optimization of 120 on-air sites.
PROJECT EXPERIENCE
WISPY, InSSIDer, WI-FI Scanner College Park, MD
Independent Project September 2016
• Inspected WLAN of University of Maryland and personal home access points, as
well as the surrounding networks.
• Troubleshot the access points for higher dBm, playing with frequency spectrum
and channels using the tool Channel, RSSI, and “Time Last Seen”.
• Exported Wi-Fi and GPS data to a KML file to view in Google Earth; also
compatible with most GPS devises (NMEA).
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Programming Skills: C++, SQL, SQL Server 2008, HTML, XML, JavaScript, MATLAB
Protocols Knowledge: TCP-IP, RIPv1, RIPv2, EIGRP, OSPF, BGP
Applications: Microsoft Office, Microsoft Windows XP and 2010
Tools: SPSS Tool, WireShark, MaxPlan
ACTIVITIES
UMD Cricket Club September 2016-present
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Bangalore, India
Event Organizer/Coordinator September 2013 – May 2016
• Increased attendance at IEEE tech fest and cultural festival by 15% over two years
SAMPLE RESUMES ROHIT T. MASTERS
1234 Graduate Housing, Apt. 123 Phone: (123) 456-7890
College Park, MD 20740 E-mail: [email protected]

EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND College Park, Maryland
M.E. Chemical Engineering GPA: 3.7 Expected May 2018
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Charlottesville, Virginia
B.S. Chemical Engineering, Business Minor GPA: 3.8 May 2012
• Magna cum Laude

SKILLS AND CERTIFICATIONS

• Software: MATLAB, MathCAD, ASPEN, ANSYS, Expert Microsoft Office
(Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint)
• Laboratory: Gas Chromatography, organic synthesis & purification, HPLC,
atomic absorption

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

ABC DEVELOPMENT July 2014-August 2016

Energy Sector Analyst
Verification of Enhanced Oil Recovery Audits Toronto, Canada
• Completed the audit in accordance with ISO 14064 Part 3: Greenhouse Gases:
Specification with guidance for the validation and verification of greenhouse gas
assertions – facilities generated over $1.8 million worth of carbon credits.
• Assessed whether the quantity of offsets generated was characterized accurately by
evaluating calculation methodologies, re-performing direct and indirect emissions
calculations, and analyzing P&IDs of the injection and production facility.
• Identified compressor seals and CO2 dissolved in stored crude as the missing emission
sources that accounted for 22% of the total emissions from the site.
Greenhouse Gas Emission and Sinks Inventory, Oil and Gas Sector Washington, DC
• Established the uncertainties associated with each emission source using @RISK, a
Monte Carlo simulator capable of performing risk analysis in Excel spreadsheets.
• Improved the U.S. Inventory by researching and quantifying the emissions reductions
from technologies and processes reported by Natural Gas STAR Partners to enhance
the assumptions and the resulting emissions estimates.
• Recommended statistical methods to validate the emissions profile of a facility and
estimated expected ranges for data elements collected through reporting.
Measurement Study for Indian Natural Gas Industry Bhopal, India
• Designed Excel-based tools to aggregate emissions data into a comprehensive
emissions inventory and perform economic analysis of mitigation options for the major
emission sources; analysis revealed savings of $3.75 million.
• Presented the results of the measurement study and mitigation options to EPA client in
a technical presentation.
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Energy Performance Benchmarking and Conservation Potential Washington, DC
• Established a baseline energy consumption profile for equipment used in transmission
processing of oil and gas by researching Title V permits, vendor documents, and by
using engineering calculations.
• Developed an estimate of potential energy savings by creating a database of
conservation methods and using a proprietary calculation platform.

Climate Business Opportunities Washington, DC

• Identified key investment opportunities to target as climate change and sustainability
become increasingly important in developing countries.
• Inventoried and projected the growth of emissions from the oil and gas industry in
developing countries based on key market metrics.
• Estimated a reduction potential for emissions by evaluating the implementation of
mitigation technologies, including the potential for miniaturized gas-to-liquid
technologies.
• Conducted a rigorous search of potential companies within the target regions that met
the client’s stringent investment criteria.

ABC ENERGY PARTNERS June 2012- June 2014

Project Coordinator Bethesda, MD
• Delivered technical presentations on emission mitigation technologies and practices
and provided logistical support for numerous technology transfer workshops.
• Researched and organized data on process units at refineries from the Energy
Information Agency.
• Calculated the equivalent distillation capacity of each refinery in the U.S. that took into
consideration the complexity of process units at each refinery.

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

PETROLEUM INSTITUTE June – August 2011

Research Assistant Abu Dhabi, U.A.E
• Established a theoretical formalism linking thermal and visco-elastic properties of
crude oil used in reservoir simulations and enhanced oil recovery methods.
• Published results of research:
- Ayaz, A.; Masters, R.T., Temperature dependent thermodynamic and thermo-elastic
properties of crude oil. Journal of Engineering Topics 2011, vol. 5, pp 123-145.
- Masters, R.T., Perez, P., Visco-elastic and dielectric relaxation studies of crude oil.
Petroleum Science and Technology 2012, vol.21, pp 234-344.

AFFILIATIONS
American Institute of Chemical Engineers September 2010 - present
Association of Energy Engineers May 2012 - present
Tau Beta Pi Honor Society September 2011 – May 2012
SAMPLE RESUMES DENISE M. BIOTECH-GRAD
19 Some Fake Ct. [email protected]
Elkridge, MD 21075 301-555-7890

EDUCATION
PhD, Bioengineering Anticipated 2018
University of Maryland, College Park, MD
• Advanced to Candidacy, Nov. 2016
• GPA 4.0/4.0

B.S., Chemical Engineering May 2013

University of Maryland, College Park, MD
• Summa Cum Laude, with Engineering Honors
• GPA 4.0/4.0

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Doctoral Dissertation Research Jun. 2015 - present
University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD
• Investigate poly (amido amine) dendrimers as oral drug carriers of
anticancer therapeutics.
• Synthesize surface modified dendrimers and dendrimer drug conjugates and
characterize by Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) and Size Exclusion
Chromatography (SEC).
• Assess cytotoxicity, cellular uptake and transepithelial permeability of
dendrimers and dendrimer-drug conjugates using in vitro Caco-2 cell model
• Independently determined impact of PEGylation of dendrimers on dendrimer
transport, uptake and interactions with epithelial tight junctions.
• Co-wrote book chapter: R. Kolhatkar, D. Biotech-Grad, and H. Ghandehari,
“Functionalized Dendrimers as Nanoscale Drug Carriers,” in Multifunctional
Pharmaceutical Nanocarriers, V. Torchilin (ed), Springer, 2009, pp. 201-232.
• Presented research poster at conference: D. Biotech-Grad, R. Kolhatkar
and H. Ghandehari. “PEGylation of Anionic PAMAM Dendrimers: Implications
for Oral Delivery.” Poster presentation, 35th Annual Meeting of the Controlled
Release Society, New York, NY, July 12-16, 2009.
Undergraduate Research Project Aug. 2010 –Apr. 2013
University of Maryland, College Park, MD
• Completed a competitive, NSF-funded, Research Experience for
Undergraduates (REU) summer internship program and then continued
research project as an undergraduate research fellow.
• Determined the surface structure and chemistry of DNA-GaAs biochips using
Grazing Incidence X-ray Scattering, X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy and
Atomic Force Microscopy.
• Investigated new application of biochip in biological dosimetry.
• Published manuscript in IEEE: M. Al-Sheikhly, D. Biotech-Grad, et al.
“Radiation Induced Failure Mechanisms of GaAs Based Biochips,” IEEE
Transactions on Device and Materials Reliability. Vol. 4, No. 2., June 2005.
• Wrote and defended an undergraduate thesis as part of the Engineering
Honors Program.
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Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) Jun.- Aug. 2012
National Institute of Standards and Technology,
Gaithersburg, MD
• Developed an automated method to convert two-dimensional HIV protease
inhibitor chemical structures to three-dimensional animations showcasing
inhibitor interactions with protease active site using Pymol software.
• Created 300 visualizations of HIV Protease-Inhibitor interactions to
supplement HIV research database (HIVSDB).
• Presented results to scientists and peers at SURF Symposium.

WORK EXPERIENCE
Graduate Teaching Assistant Sep. 2014 - May 2015
University of Maryland, College Park, MD
• Facilitated laboratory exercises for 40 students in Freshman Bioengineering
Laboratory and delivered weekly lectures on engineering and biology topics.
• Graded 50 homework assignments weekly for Computational Methods in
Bioengineering course and answered student questions concerning C and
Matlab programming languages.

Undergraduate Teaching Fellow Jan. - May 2012

University of Maryland, College Park, MD
• Selected as a Women in Engineering Undergraduate Teaching Fellow.
• Developed lesson plans for and led a 1.5 hour recitation each week for 30
students in “Mass and Heat Transfer.

Clark School Ambassador Jan. - Aug. 2011

University of Maryland, College Park, MD
• Served as a student representative for the College of Engineering, responsible
for giving presentations and tours to prospective students and parents,
visiting local high schools and performing other recruitment duties.
• Developed curriculum and activities for “Discovering Engineering,” a week-
long engineering summer camp for middle school students.

LEADERSHIP AND EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVIES

• Tau Beta Pi, Recording Secretary (2010-2011), Social Chair (2011) and
Scholarship Chair (2012).
• Chemical Engineering Chair Search Committee, Undergraduate
Representative, 2010-2011.
• Women in Engineering Coordinator Search Committee, Student
Representative, Jul. – Aug. 2012.
AWARDS
• National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, 2014- 2016.
• A. James Clark School of Engineering Dean’s Award, May 2011.
• Chemical Engineering Outstanding Senior Award, May 2011.
• Phillip Merrill Presidential Scholar, 2010-2011.
• Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship, 2010-2011.
 92 Elm Street #6 Cell Phone: 301.555.1234
Greenbelt, MD 20770 Michael H. Ph.D. E-mail: [email protected]
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Education
Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Communication Expected: 5/2018
University of Maryland, College Park, MD GPA: 3.91/4.0
M.S. in Electrical Engineering, Control Systems 9/2012
Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran GPA: 3.81/4.0
B.S. in Electrical Engineering 5/2010
Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran GPA: 3.78/4.0

Computer Skills
Platforms: Unix, Linux, DOS, Windows XP/2000/NT, and VAX/VMS
Languages: C/C++, Java, MATLAB, Verilog, Assembly and C for Texas Instruments DSP
processors, Assembly and C for embedded systems and Intel x86 Assembly
Software: Network Simulator (NS2) GloMoSim, CPLEX, and Qualnet

Experience
Graduate Research Assistant, ECE Department, College Park, MD 8/2014 - Present
• Conduct research on dynamical behavior of TCP traffic in IP networks, and developed
award winning CDMA Aggregate Perturbation (CAP) technology for Distributed
Denial of Service (DDoS) Internet attacks (C/C++, MATLAB, TCL and NS2 code).
• Lead the design team of a library of signal processing blocks in Verilog. Designed and
implemented Dataflow/RTL and gate level realization DSP blocks including FIR and IIR
filters.
• Implement both the transmitter and receiver of a V22bis modem according to the ITU-T
recommendations based on the Texas Instruments TMS320C30 DSPs (C and TI
Assembly Code).

Control System Designer, MKK Control Systems (founder), Tehran, Iran 8/2012 - 7/2014
• Designed front-end of an embedded system of an autonomous process controller. This
control system is currently being mass produced, and it has been installed in more than
100 plants.

Control System Design Chief Engineer, Fan-Niroo Company, Tehran, Iran 8/2012 - 8/2014
• Designed and implemented a control, emergency shutdown and process visualization
system. The project included extensive hardware design of digital and analog control
boards and implementation of programming in C/C++ and X86 Assembly.

Graduate Teaching Assistant, Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran 9/2011 - 6/2012
• Assisted in teaching of senior level electrical engineering courses, including Signals and
Systems, Control System Design, Digital Control and Modern Control.

Awards and Leadership

• First Place Award of Business Plan Competition, University of Maryland, 2015, for
MacroPhage Networks (With Prof. M. Shayman and Dr. M. Alasti).
• Received $50,000 University Technology Development Fund (UTDF), Maryland
Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO), 12/2014. (With Prof. M. Shayman).
• President, University of Maryland Electrical and Computer Engineering Graduate
Student Association (ECEGSA), 2014 -2015.
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US Patent and Invention Disclosure
• Method for Quantifying Responsiveness of Flow Aggregates to Packet Drops in A
Communication Network (US pending patent number 20040233846).
• Using Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum to Determine Responsiveness of a TCP
Aggregate to Packet Drops, reported to the Office of Technology Commercialization,
University of Maryland, 4/2014, Ref. No. IS-2003-026.

Selected Publications
M. Shayman, R. Gahremanpour, R. Skoog, N. Jasinski and M. Ph.D., “Network Management
and Control Mechanisms to Prevent Maliciously Induced Network Stability,” Proc. 8th
IEEE/IFIP Network Operations and Management Symposium (NOMS-2013).
M. Ph.D., K. Gallichio, and M. Shayman, “Mitigation of Denial of Service Attacks in the
Internet,” Proc. 41st IEEE Conference on Decision and Control (CDC-2012).

Research Proposals /Grants

“Routing and Topology Design of Hierarchical Sensor Networks” With Prof. Mark
Shayman, ECE Department of the University of Maryland, Submitted to NSF Sensornet program
1/2013.
“CDMA-Based Mitigation of Distributed Denial of Service Attacks” With Prof. Mark
Shayman, ECE Department of the University of Maryland, Submitted to NSF NetS program
4/2014.

Professional Activities/Affiliations
• Paper Reviewer, INFOCOM 2009
• Paper Reviewer, International Conference on Communication (ICC) 2012 and 2014
• Member, Scientific Research Society (Sigma Xi)
• Student Member, IEEE

Graduate Courses
University of Maryland: Random Processes in Communications and Control, Multi-User
Communication, Wireless Communication, Digital Communications, Detection and Estimation
Theory, Digital Computer Design, CAD of Digital Systems, Advanced Digital System Design
Sharif University of Technology: Switching Systems, Information Theory, Data
Communication Networks, Object Oriented Programming, Neural Networks, Fuzzy Systems and
Sets, Adaptive Control, Multi Variable Control, Optimal Control, Robust Control, Robotic
Manipulators, Applied Industrial Control, Modern Control, Nonlinear and Digital Control,
Discrete Signal Processing, Operation Research, Abstract Algebra, Math Analysis, Linear
Algebra

Additional Information
In The Media: “UM Business Plan Competition Could Launch Next Google,” 5/3/2014.
Received favorable comments about MacroPhage Networks and the CAP technology. Covered
by PR Newswire, CBS MarketWatch, NBC, National Hispanic Corporate Council, and The
Gazette.
SAMPLE RESUMES LUKE ALUMNI
1205 Alumni Fancy Street, Washington, DC 20001
(202) 807- 90XX [email protected]
CONSULTANT | PROJECT MANAGER
Product Design | Mechanical Engineering | Research & Development
Entrepreneur and product developer with a technical background and two years of consulting experience.
Demonstrated expertise in business operations, quality control, budget analysis management, and
negotiations and contract development. Strengths include:
• Quality Management • Product Design Engineering • Autodesk Inventor
• Bid Development & Contract • MATLAB • AutoCAD
Administration • C/C++ Based Arduino • Microsoft Excel (Macros)
• Staff Leadership & Resource • ANSYS • SQL queries
Management • SolidWorks

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
BIG GOVERNMENT CONSULTING Washington, DC
Senior Consultant | Engineering Manager January 2015-Present
• Manage large scale projects including IT upgrades, HVAC installations, office renovations, and facilities
operations
• Gather customer requirements, write statements of work, budget project funds, and drive schedule
• Review Architecture and Engineering design drawings for accuracy, feasibility, and code compliance
• Ensured submitted plans complied with ASHRAE, IBC, OSHA, and client-developed standards
• Presented three final project reports to senior leads and successfully gained closed projects
PRIVATE TECH CONSULTING CORPORATION Reston, VA
Associate Consultant August 2014-January 2015
• Utilized agile development methodology to design and deliver custom business process management
applications in a fast paced environment
• Used a Java based framework and MySQL database language to aggregate and analyze business data
• Recognized by department for role in ensuring that the application was pushed to production on time
US GOVERNMENT, FACILITIES ENGINEERING Washington, DC
Project Manager Intern June-August, 2012 & 2013
• Acted as point of contact for all facilities planning and ad hoc needs of executive level offices
• Generated and oversaw the implementation of a recovery effort from an unexpected facilities crisis within
a 12 hour window
• Reviewed design drawings, drafted two Statements of Work, and acted as point of contact for contractors
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, MICRO- ROBOTICS LABORATORY College Park, MD
Product Developer January 2012- May 2012
• Developed fitness tracking workout gloves that communicate exercise data via Bluetooth Low Energy
• Developed a wiring schematic, designed a Printed Circuit Board, and constructed PCB in laboratory

EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND College Park, MD
BS, Mechanical Engineering May 2014
Department of Engineering Chairman’s Award
Minor in Technology Entrepreneurship, Hinman CEOs Entrepreneurship Program,
Honors College - Entrepreneurship and Innovation