Education
Mechanical Engineering, University of Minnesota Duluth UMD, 2008 - Present
Statistics and Actuarial Science, University of Minnesota Duluth UMD, 2008 - Present
Aircraft Manufacture Engineering, Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics (China) 2007 - 2008
Overall GPA: 3.969 / 4.000 (135 credits completed)
Honors:
• Recipient of 2011-12 Engineering Scholarship, UMD
• Recipient of 2011-12 Robert L. Senkler Scholarship
• Recipient of 2010-11 Engineering Scholarship, UMD
• Recipient of 2010-11 James Nelson Memorial Scholarship
• Recipient of 2009-10 Differt Undergraduate Scholarship
• Dean’s list for academic records
• Membership of Tau Beta Pi, engineering honor society, USA
• President of Actuary Club, UMD, 2010-2011
• 10 out of 10 in Exam P (First Certificate for Actuary)
• SolidWorks certified user
• Top 600 in Putnam Math Competition
• Succeed award, Mathematics contest of Modeling
• Master tutor with three national certification letters
• Champion in doubles, Badminton tournament, UMD, 2011
• Second Place in men singles, Badminton tournament, UMD, 2011
Computer Skills
•PC & Mac
•SolidWorks (Certified), CATIA
•EPSON RC+ 5.0
•Visual C++, VB programming
•Mathematica, Matlab, MathCad
•MS Office (Word, Excel, PPT)
Experience
Research Assistant I, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Department UMD Fall 2011-Present
Assist Dr. Ryan Rosandich with design of a “Driverless” car. Employ many sensors to avoid collisions as well as GPS controlled driving to ensure that the vehicle maintains course
Research Assistant II, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Department UMD Summer 2011-Present
Assist Dr. Debao Zhou by using finite element analysis software Abaqus FEA to simulate the cutting process on a given biomaterial and predict stresses incurred on the border of the material
Group Project Team Leader, University of Minnesota Duluth Spring 2011
Developed and designed a collapsible bicycle and optimized its size, strength and weight by using SolidWorks
Research Assistant III, Mathematics & Statistics Department UMD Spring 2010-2011
Helped Professor Barry James with his research topic named as “Expect time of taboo random walk”
Applied the Markov Chain Theory into this model and used computer language programming Visual C++ to simulate the whole process and to get the results
Quality Assurance Intern, Plantronics Communications Technology Co., Ltd Summer 2010
Assisted co-workers on reliability tests on Bluetooth headset production used various tests such as Environment test, Vibration test, Force test and Life cycle test.
Teaching Assistant I, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Department UMD Fall 2011-present
Help Dr. Debao Zhou collect homework for ME 3220-Kinematics & Control and assist with grading
Used MS Excel to compute students’ statistics
Teaching Assistant II, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Department UMD 2009-present
Help Brain Kohn collect homework for ME 2226-Dynamics and assist with grading
Used MS Excel to analyze the data and calculate the mean and variance to follow the students’ academic records
Teaching Assistant III, Physics Department UMD 2009-present
Help Professor John Maps collect homework for PHYS 2012- General Physics II and assist with grading
Used MS Excel to compute students’ statistics
Teaching Assistant IV, Mathematics & Statistics Department UMD 2010-2011
Helped Professor Barry James collect homework for STAT 5531-Probability Model and assist with grading
Used MS Excel to compute students’ statistics
Teaching Assistant V, Mathematics & Statistics Department UMD 2009-2011
Helped Professor Steven Trogdon collect homework for MATH 3280- Differential Equation and assist with grading
Used MS Excel to compute students’ statistics
Physics tutor and Biomechanics Private Tutor, tutoring center UMD 2008-present
Completed the tutoring study and successfully obtained all three national certification letters
Helped more than 300 students in the two years
Management Assistant Intern, Shiny Electric & Mechanic Co., Ltd Summer 2008
Collaborated with department director to make up the production plan
Helped co-worker manage trips and kept track of the company cars
Research Assistant IV, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Department UMD 2008-2009
Designed a device to convert linear motion into the circular motion
Collected the electrical energy generated by circular motion and analyzed the data
Mechanical Engineering, University of Minnesota Duluth UMD, 2008 - Present
Statistics and Actuarial Science, University of Minnesota Duluth UMD, 2008 - Present
Aircraft Manufacture Engineering, Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics (China) 2007 - 2008
Overall GPA: 3.969 / 4.000 (135 credits completed)
Honors:
• Recipient of 2011-12 Engineering Scholarship, UMD
• Recipient of 2011-12 Robert L. Senkler Scholarship
• Recipient of 2010-11 Engineering Scholarship, UMD
• Recipient of 2010-11 James Nelson Memorial Scholarship
• Recipient of 2009-10 Differt Undergraduate Scholarship
• Dean’s list for academic records
• Membership of Tau Beta Pi, engineering honor society, USA
• President of Actuary Club, UMD, 2010-2011
• 10 out of 10 in Exam P (First Certificate for Actuary)
• SolidWorks certified user
• Top 600 in Putnam Math Competition
• Succeed award, Mathematics contest of Modeling
• Master tutor with three national certification letters
• Champion in doubles, Badminton tournament, UMD, 2011
• Second Place in men singles, Badminton tournament, UMD, 2011
Computer Skills
•PC & Mac
•SolidWorks (Certified), CATIA
•EPSON RC+ 5.0
•Visual C++, VB programming
•Mathematica, Matlab, MathCad
•MS Office (Word, Excel, PPT)
Experience
Research Assistant I, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Department UMD Fall 2011-Present
Assist Dr. Ryan Rosandich with design of a “Driverless” car. Employ many sensors to avoid collisions as well as GPS controlled driving to ensure that the vehicle maintains course
Research Assistant II, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Department UMD Summer 2011-Present
Assist Dr. Debao Zhou by using finite element analysis software Abaqus FEA to simulate the cutting process on a given biomaterial and predict stresses incurred on the border of the material
Group Project Team Leader, University of Minnesota Duluth Spring 2011
Developed and designed a collapsible bicycle and optimized its size, strength and weight by using SolidWorks
Research Assistant III, Mathematics & Statistics Department UMD Spring 2010-2011
Helped Professor Barry James with his research topic named as “Expect time of taboo random walk”
Applied the Markov Chain Theory into this model and used computer language programming Visual C++ to simulate the whole process and to get the results
Quality Assurance Intern, Plantronics Communications Technology Co., Ltd Summer 2010
Assisted co-workers on reliability tests on Bluetooth headset production used various tests such as Environment test, Vibration test, Force test and Life cycle test.
Teaching Assistant I, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Department UMD Fall 2011-present
Help Dr. Debao Zhou collect homework for ME 3220-Kinematics & Control and assist with grading
Used MS Excel to compute students’ statistics
Teaching Assistant II, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Department UMD 2009-present
Help Brain Kohn collect homework for ME 2226-Dynamics and assist with grading
Used MS Excel to analyze the data and calculate the mean and variance to follow the students’ academic records
Teaching Assistant III, Physics Department UMD 2009-present
Help Professor John Maps collect homework for PHYS 2012- General Physics II and assist with grading
Used MS Excel to compute students’ statistics
Teaching Assistant IV, Mathematics & Statistics Department UMD 2010-2011
Helped Professor Barry James collect homework for STAT 5531-Probability Model and assist with grading
Used MS Excel to compute students’ statistics
Teaching Assistant V, Mathematics & Statistics Department UMD 2009-2011
Helped Professor Steven Trogdon collect homework for MATH 3280- Differential Equation and assist with grading
Used MS Excel to compute students’ statistics
Physics tutor and Biomechanics Private Tutor, tutoring center UMD 2008-present
Completed the tutoring study and successfully obtained all three national certification letters
Helped more than 300 students in the two years
Management Assistant Intern, Shiny Electric & Mechanic Co., Ltd Summer 2008
Collaborated with department director to make up the production plan
Helped co-worker manage trips and kept track of the company cars
Research Assistant IV, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Department UMD 2008-2009
Designed a device to convert linear motion into the circular motion
Collected the electrical energy generated by circular motion and analyzed the data