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Electrical Engineering Resume Book 2013 – 2014 Compiled by the UMD IEEE Student Branch Mark Anderson and02868@d.umn.edu 218-966-2765 3853 Highway 25 725 E. 5th Street #1 Iron, MN 55751 Duluth, MN 55805 Preferred Mailing Address College Residence OBJECTIVE Electrical Engineering Internship EDUCATION University of Minnesota Duluth UMD Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering May 2016 GPA 4.0/4.0 Relevant Coursework: Intro to Electrical Engineering, Digital Logic, Circuit Analysis, Microprocessor Systems Cherry High School, Iron, Minnesota Diploma with Honors, May 2012 GPA 3.9/4.0 HONORS Dean’s List for Academic Excellence, Fall 2012 & Spring 2013 Cherry High School Class of 2012 Valedictorian Cherry High School Senior Science Award, 2012 U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar/Athlete Award, 2012 UMD Best in Class Scholarship, 2012-Present Marshall H. and Nellie Alworth Scholarship, 2012-Present Cherry School Dollars for Scholars Scholarship, 2012 Cliffs Natural Resources Inc. and Associated Companies Scholarship, 2012 Banovetz Scholarship, 2012 Jyring Scholarship, 2012 Honorary Science Award - Bausch & Lomb and University of Rochester, 2011 St. Louis County Football All-Conference, 2010 & 2011 TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS Software: Pro/Engineer Languages: C, C++ RELATED EXPERIENCE Separator Attendant & Concentrator Labor, Summer 2013 Hibbing Taconite Company, Hibbing, Minnesota • Inspected Magnetic Separators • Shoveled and hosed concentrate and crushed rock Production Worker, Summer 2012 General Diesel and Electronics, Hibbing, Minnesota • Plugged and soldered circuit boards • Assembled AID systems ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE Greenskeeper II, Summer 2011 Greenskeeper I, Summer 2010 The Legend at Giants Ridge, Biwabik, Minnesota • Mowed greens and approaches and cut rough; fertilized; cut cups • Hosed and operated sprinkler system • Employee of the Month, July 2010 ACTIVITIES UMD Mathematics Tutor, 2013-Present Wuda Wooch!, Treasurer 2013-Present, Member 2012-Present IEEE UMD Student Branch, Member 2012-Present National Honor Society, Member 2011-2012 Captain, Cherry High School Varsity Baseball Team 2012, Member 2009-2012 Captain, Cherry High School Varsity Football Team 2012, Member 2009-2012 YAROSLAW BAGRIY 7629 Kimberly Ln. N. yaroslawbagriy@yahoo.com Maple Grove, MN 55311 Maple Grove Senior High '10 Cell Phone: 763-486-9454 University of Minnesota Duluth '14 Objective To obtain the Software engineering position at Google Education Maple Grove Senior High, Maple Grove, Minnesota  GPA: 3.5/4.0 University of Minnesota Duluth  Bachelor of Science Electrical and Computer Engineering  GPA: 3.29/4.0  Courses: Electrical Circuit Analysis, Electronics II, Signals and Systems, Control Systems, Digital System Design, Microcomputer System Design, Computer Science II, Software Analysis and Design, Physics II, Calculus III, Differential Equations and Linear Algebra Extracurricular Robotics Club, Maple Grove Senior High, Maple Grove, MN 2009-2010  Provided assistance in programming a robot with Java  Gained knowledge in LabView coding language  Developed robotic parts using CAD software  Designed and implemented Pneumatics air storage tanks Experience Software Engineering Internship, Sauer-Danfoss, Plymouth, Minnesota Summer 2013  Used Plus+1C API to implement Hardware Abstraction Layer  Assisted in the development of function algorithms  Executed application tests on developed software  Involved in weekly code reviews Electrical Engineering Internship, Turck, Plymouth, Minnesota Summer 2012  Wrote firmware for 4AI-TC using C  Performed Electromagnetic Capability testing on various products  Updated current EMC test code using Visual Basic Assembler, Turck, Plymouth, Minnesota 2010-2011  Labeled wires and sensors  Tested various products for defects  Packaged different types of related products Skills  Computer Programming: Visual Basic, C, C++, Visual C++, Java  Software: Microsoft Office 2010, Open Office, Chrome, PSpice, MATLAB  Operation System: Unix, Windows 7, Windows XP References References available upon request DANIEL BERNARD http://www.linkedin.com/in/danieljohnbernard 8930 61 ½ Avenue North New Hope, MN 55428 612-756-9326 berna228@d.umn.edu OBJECTIVE A full time position focusing on reliability in electrical engineering or computer science in medical electronics. EDUCATION University of Minnesota Duluth Bachelor of Science Overall GPA: 2.9/4.0 May 2014 Major: Electrical and Computer Engineering SKILLS, COURSE AND LAB WORK  Hardware: Laptop and desktop repair and assembly, updated and installed drivers, BIOS updates  Equipment: FPGA, Motorola S12 Microcomputer, Oscilloscope, Digital Multimeter, Soldering Iron  Programming Languages: Java, VHDL, C++, C, Visual C++, TI-BASIC  Software: MS Office 2013, PSpice, MATLAB, Cadence, Mathematica, Visual Studios, Netbeans, Eclipse  Skills: Teamwork, Adaptability, Communication, Data Analysis, Time Management, FDA, CAPA Senior Design Project Electromagnetic Fields Electronics II Multiprocessor-Based System Design Operating Systems Software Analysis and Design Computer Architecture Control Systems Engineering Mechanics EXPERIENCE Software Informatics Test Intern, Medtronic Diabetes, Northridge, California May 2013-August 2013  Retroactive process analysis for test and development teams.  Coordinated assignments for multiple teams, including 8 temporary workers and 10 full time developers. Webmaster, IEEE UMD Student Branch, Duluth, Minnesota December 2012-present  Designed and maintain a webpage servicing the officers and members of IEEE UMD Student Branch.  Coordinate mail system for weekly notification of 60 members and inform new students about work and scholarly opportunities. Virus Specialist, Novabuild Solutions, Minneapolis and Duluth, Minnesota January 2009-July 2011  Worked with a team of four other Team Members to perform maintenance for three repeat clients.  Provided server backup, system operating maintenance, and workspace computer construction.  Sold hardware and software to clients in support of system maintenance.  Constructed 15 desktop tower computers. Cashier, Target Corporation, Plymouth, Minnesota November 2009-present  One of the top ranked cashiers in the region.  Train new team members in front end services including cashiering, guest service, and photo lab.  Assist with guest support if there are discrepancies with other Team Members, or the store.  Perform tasks in support of store audits. LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE Public Relations Rep., IEEE UMD Student Branch, Duluth, Minnesota December 2011-December 2012  Organized tours of engineering workplaces for EE/ECE students at UMD.  Presented at informational meetings at UMD regarding upcoming events and presentations.  Planed and coordinated activities with a team of six other officers. Scouting Program, Boy Scouts of America, Troop 3405, Crystal, Minnesota September 1997-present  Eagle Rank: Leadership positions held: Senior Patrol, Assistant Senior Patrol Leader, Patrol Leader, Assistant Patrol Leader, and Librarian  Venture Scouts: Peek-a-Boo! Puppet Team: Work with young children to teach safety and nature studies American Counselor, Guy Healy Japan, USA Summer Camp, Kyushu, Japan June 2010-August 2010  Taught 10 groups of 150 students ranging from ages 5 to 17 and taught English over a six-week period  Enhanced curriculum and schedule with a team of 10 counselors to accommodate special needs to ensure program was successful ACTIVITIES: Webmaster, IEEE UMD Student Branch December 2012-present Vice President/General Officer, Anime aXcess September 2010-present 11365 54 ½ St. NE Albertville, MN 55301 763-244-0645 bour0184@d.umn.edu OBJECTIVE Seeking a summer internship in electrical and computer engineering field to gain experience and expand my exposure to my major field. EDUCATION University of Minnesota Duluth UMD Bachelor of Science May 2015 Major: Electrical and Computer Engineering Overall GPA: 3.75/4.00 Minor: Computer Science Dean’s List for Academic Excellence EXPERIENCE Software Engineering Intern, Honeywell, Golden Valley, MN May 2013-present  Developed and tested program for group of actuators  Used ICD3 to hardcode addresses on actuators for a life test  Operated software to allow communication between actuator and WMBus Tool  Cooperated with others to complete projects  Managed equipment lists needed for shipping actuator lines Undergraduate Teaching Assistant, UMD September 2011-present  Collaborate with professor regarding homework  Manage entirety of corrections for pre-calculus and calculus II for 120 students Grade 8 Referee, STMA Soccer Association, St. Michael, MN May 2007-present  Refereed junior high and high school boys and girls soccer games. Office Assistant, D.P. Financial, Elk River, MN August 2009-August 2012  Calculated cost basis reports to present clients with the outcomes of their portfolio  Facilitated the purchase of prospectus’ monthly  Scheduled and confirmed appointments daily over the phone  Sorted and processed mail containing confirmations of exchanges and transfers TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE Languages: C/C++ , Assembly, Java Software: MS Visual Studio, Xilinx, LabVIEW, MATLab, Mathematica, Autodesk Inventor, MS Word, MS Excel, MS Outlook, NetBeans, MPLab Systems: S12 Processor, Linux HONORS AND AWARDS Academic Scholarship, Schott Foundation for Engineering, Iron Range Merit 4 year ACTIVITIES Webmaster, Society of Women Engineers, UMD, 2011-2013 Member, Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, UMD, 2011-2013 Member, Tau Beta Pi, UMD, 2013 Team Player, Club Volleyball, Blaine MN, Summer 2012-2013 Manager, STMA Track and Field and STMA Cross Country, 2010-2011 Team player, STMA Fastpitch Softball and STMA Volleyball, 2007-2010 Victoria Bourget AARON BUEHLER bueh0046@d.umn.edu Current address: Home address: 1514 ½ East 4th Street 3403 Dorset LN NW Duluth, Minnesota 55812 Rochester, Minnesota 55901 507-990-3833 OBJECTIVE Seeking an employment opportunity in electrical, computer or software engineering. EDUCATION September 2010 – Present University of Minnesota – Duluth Duluth, MN Bachelor of Science May 2014 Major: Electrical and Computer Engineering Minor: Computer Science Relevant Coursework: Digital System Design, Computer Science 1, Computer Science 2, Microcomputer System Design, Electrical Circuit Analysis, Electronics 1, Linear Systems and Signal Analysis, Electronics 2, Control Systems, Software Analysis and Design, Introduction to Solid State Semiconductors, Digital Systems, Computer Architecture, Electromagnetic Fields, and Multiprocessor Design. TECHNICAL SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE Software: Windows OS, Android OS, Microsoft Office, NetBeans, Xilinx ISE, Microsoft Visual Studio, Mathematica, MATLAB, Adobe Hardware: CPLD, S12 Microprocessor, FPGA, memory, storage Languages: Java, C++, VHDL, Assembly, HTML, JavaScript and basic knowledge of Python and C# WORK EXPERIENCE June 2012 – Present Holiday Inn & Suites Duluth, MN Bellman/ Shuttle Driver May 2011 – August 2011 Mayo Clinic Rochester, MN Anesthesiology Lab – Researcher October 2008 – August 2010 Hy-Vee Grocery Store Rochester, MN Cashier and Deli Clerk ACTIVITIES UMD Fraternity Tau Kappa Epsilon Member November 22, 2010 Vice-President, 12/2012 – Present Academic and Technology Chair 11/2012 – 12/2012 UMD IEEE Student Branch Arrowhead Section Member UMD intramural basketball: Fall 2011, Spring 2012, Fall 2012 UMD intramural ultimate Frisbee: Spring 2012 References Available upon request SEAN M. DAVEY 5221 Idlewild Street 218-391-6888 Duluth, MN 55804 davey033@d.umn.edu OBJECTIVE Entry level position or internship in Electrical and Computer Engineering EDUCATION University of Minnesota Duluth Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering, May 2014 Major GPA: 3.3/4.0 Dean's List For Academic Excellence, Spring 2013, Fall 2012 COMPUTER SKILLS Design: MATLAB and SPICE Languages/Tools: C++, Visual C++, Java, machine, and assembly language programming Operating Systems: Windows XP-7 Software Packages: Mathematica and MS Office General Skills: Backup/Restore Utilities, Computer Operations, Install Hardware, Help Desk/Tech Support, Internet, and Troubleshooting RELATED EXPERIENCE Independent Tech Consultant, Self Employed, Duluth, MN in 2010 - 2013 Replaced hardware, built computers, removed viruses, malware, spyware, and trojans, and assisted customers with wide range of hardware and software problems. ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE Street Maintenance Laborer - City of Duluth Maintenance Operations Duluth, MN Summers 2011 - 2013 Clerk - Falk's Pharmacy, Duluth, MN March 2010 - March 2011 PROJECTS 3-Band Equalizer and Amplifier for Guitar Worked with a team to design and create a 3 band equalizer and amplifier using cascaded high pass and low pass filters and utilizing operational amplifiers. Computer Game Puzzle Project Created a program in Java which contained 4 separate puzzle games on a GUI containing animation and an option to solve, which uses a state space search, a graph search, and A* search algorithm. Robot Controlled Motorcycle Worked with a team to design a mathematical model for a theoretical robot which would keep a motorcycle in the vertical position while maintaining position and velocity by using autonomous control while in the presence of disturbances. ACTIVITIES Instrumentalist - 2010 - 2013, Play drums and guitar for local bands. Ground Operations Volunteer - Duluth Air and Aviation Expo Duluth, MN in 2006, 2008, 2010, and 2012 Assisted pilots, helped to park airplanes, moved airplanes into position for takeoff, and organized runway operations. College Intramurals PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS IEEE - Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Student Chapter, 2013. References Available Upon Request Alyssa Edlund Cell: 651-491-4058 Edlun069@d.umn.edu 402 Ianni Hall 506 Niagara Court Duluth, MN 55812 Education University of Minnesota Duluth, Duluth, MN Overall GPA 4.0/4.0, Expected Graduation: May 2017 Major: Electrical Engineering Tartan High School, Oakdale, MN Graduated with Honors June 2013 Overall GPA 4.0; Honor roll each trimester Honors National Honor Society 2010-2013 Academic Letter 2010-2013 Graduated top 5% of class Experience Caterer, Lake Elmo Event Center, Lake Elmo, MN September 2011 – Present  Served meals  Cleaned tables  Prepared events Production Assistant, St. Croix Industries, New Richmond, WI June 2013 – August 2013  Assisted mentally disabled adults in their occupations and in other activities Assistant Coach, Tartan Juniors Volleyball Club, Oakdale, MN November 2012 – April 2013  Assisted in practices as well as coached numerous volleyball tournaments in Minnesota Activities/Volunteering  Student Council, Tartan High School, Member 2012-2013,  Math Team, Tartan High School, Member 2012-2013,  Relay for Life Team, Tartan High School, Co-Captain, 2013, Participant 2010-2011  Volleyball, Tartan High School, Team Member 2009-2010,2012,  Tennis, Tartan High School, Team Member 2011  Service hours (2009 – 2013) with: St. Croix Industries, Feed My Starving Children, Twin Cities Marathon, Tartan JO Volleyball Club References Available Upon Request Miguel Elizondo Cell: 651-500-3361 elizo016@d.umn.edu 427 Ianni Hall 506 Niagara Court Duluth, MN 55812 Education University of Minnesota Duluth, Duluth, MN Overall GPA 4.0/4.0, Expected Graduation: May 2017 Major: Electrical Engineering Tartan High School, Oakdale, MN 2009-2013 Overall GPA 4.0; Honor roll each trimester Honors National Honor Society 2010-2013 Academic Letter 2010-2013 Graduated top 10% of class Experience Shop Maintenance, Heppner’s Auto Body, Woodbury, MN September 2012 – Present  Maintained shop  Backed-up car washer  Mowed lawn and removed snow Operations, LifeTime Fitness, White Bear Lake, MN August 2011 – September 2012  Laundered, folded, and distributed guest towels in a timely manner  Maintained cleanliness of bathrooms/locker rooms  Backed-up front desk member and phone greeter Lawn Service, Self, Oakdale, MN May 2010 – present  Mowed and trimmed lawns  Landscaping work to include shrub removal, building mulch beds, and deck repair  Worked with customers to develop mowing schedule and negotiate price accordingly Activities/Volunteering  Relay for Life, fundraising and event participation, 2010 – 2013  Service hours (2009 – 2013) with: Ronald McDonald House, Feed My Starving Children, Special Olympics, Twin Cities Marathon, Oakdale Soccer Jamboree  Student Council 2011-2013, Soccer 2009-2012, Track & Field 2009-2011 References Available Upon Request MATTHEW ENGEL 11490 Cty Hwy Q engel607@d.umn.edu Chippewa Falls, WI 54729 Chippewa Falls Senior High School ‘10 Cell Phone: 715-944-5505 University of Minnesota Duluth ‘14 OBJECTIVE An internship position in Electrical and Computer Engineering. EDUCATION University of Minnesota Duluth Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering May 2014 Major GPA: 2.71 COURSE WORK Advanced Witting: Engineering Electrical Circuit Analysis Calculus III Electromagnetic Fields Computer Architecture Electronics II Computer Science II Linear Systems and Signal Analysis Control Systems Microcomputer System Design Differential Equations Physics II Digital System Design Software Analysis and Design COMPUTER AND TECHNICAL SKILLS  Operating Systems: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows XP, Linux  Computer Programming: Java, VHDL, C++, Visual C++  Software: Microsoft Office 2005-2013, PSpice, MATLAB, Mathematica, Visual Studios, Xilinx  Hardware: Oscilloscope, Function Generator, Digital Multimeter, Power Supply, Soldering Iron JOB EXPERIENCE Gordy’s County Market, Chippewa Falls, WI  Grocery Dept - Stocker August 2008-May 2010  Put product on shelves, organized product for optimal display, and gave excellent customer service.  Produce Dept - Produce Worker May 2009-May 2013  Put product out, received shipment orders, identification of bad fruit, and ordered product for department, and the managed department when my boss was on vacation. Target, Duluth, MN  Overnight Flow June 2013-September 2013  Unloaded truck, stocked shelves, zoned product, and used PDAs for item storage. EXTRACURICULAR  Vice President, IEEE Student Branch, UMD 2012-present  Member, IEEE Student Branch, UMD 2010-present  Skills USA Wisconsin, Chippewa Falls Senior High School 2009-2010 References available upon request Aaron Frahm 2613 East 3 rd Street Superior, WI 54880 (218)343-3928 aafrahm@gmail.com Objective To acquire a position as an Intern Electrical/Computer Engineer with opportunity for full time hire upon completion of degree at the University of Minnesota – Duluth Campus Technical Knowledge and Skills Extremely productive in high volume, high stress environments Excellent verbal communication skills Skilled eye for detail 8 years as a profound leader Self-starter Fast Learner Proficient in the following areas: Software and OS: Microsoft Office, Visual Studio, MATLAB, AutoCAD, DraftSight, Pronest, PrimeCut3 , Tekla Structures, Chief Architect, QuickBooks, ORCAD, Mathematica, Linux, Mac, and more. Programming Languages: Visual Basic, C, C++, Numerical Control(NC/G-code), JAVA, s12 Assembly, and X86 Assembly, VHDL. Test Equipment: Power Supply, Oscilloscope, Signal Generator, Digital Multi-meter, SourceMeter SMU etc. Certifications: Journey Level Carpenter, Certified Minnesota Mathematics Tutor. Education Currently Attending University of Minnesota-Duluth Campus Major: Electrical and Computer Engineering Completed Coursework: Electronic Circuit Analysis Digital Circuit Design Programming in Java Programming in C++ Data Abstraction in C++ Differential Equations Calculus 3 Microcontroller programming in assembly Control Systems Microelectronic Technology Electronics 1 and 2 Solid State Semiconductors Microcomputer System Design Computer Architecture Lake Superior Community College Associate of Arts Degree, with high honors, May 2009, GPA = 4.0/4.0 Minnesota State Tutor Certification, January 2007 North Central States Regional Council of Carpenters Union –Local 361 Achieved Full Journeyman Status, 2007 Coursework: Building Design and Structure Theory, Welding, OSHA Safety, Blueprint Reading, Rigging, and Heavy Equipment Operation. Honors and Memberships Dean’s List 6 out of 6 terms – Lake Superior College Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) member since 09/10 Employment History 06/08 – Present. RWC Construction Carpenter Duties Include: Building projects from ground up. Work with other employees to complete tasks. Tasks include: concrete work, framing, siding, roofing, sheetrock, trim and finish work. The use and maintenance of heavy equipment. Designing building projects on computer aided design software. 1/12 – 1/13 PDM Bridge, LLC CNC Programmer Duties Include: Planning, Programming and Executing the fabrication of assembly parts for the fabrication of bridges and structural steel buildings. Coordinate with other management in order to adhere to a production schedule. Schedule machines with Production Engineer to find most cost effective way to produce quality parts and optimize man-hours. Programming and troubleshooting software and hardware of control system on CNC machines. Machines include Kinetics K5500 Dual Spindle Drilling, Plasma, and Oxy-torch burn table; Messer plasma table; Ficep Angle Punch and Sheer; Ficep Drill Line Robot; and Ficep Small Drill Line Robot. 2/09 – 1/12 Frahm Carpentry and Services, LLC. Owner/Operator Duties Include: coordinate and supervise construction of various projects from early development to final product. Negotiate with customers to develop a plan that best fits their desires and budget. Manage subcontractors and employees to make projects run smoothly. Use various computer software to run business day in and day out. 06/10 – 09/11 Calzion Construction – Wausau Homes Foreman Carpenter Duties Include: Coordination of employee tasks, communication between supplier and company owners. Work alongside other employees while coordinating the tasks of the project. Equipment operation as well as maintenance. Communicate with customers about the intensions of the company and report desires of customer back to Project Managers. 03/07 – 05/08 Brothers Construction and Insulation Forman Carpenter Duties Include: Building projects from ground up. Work with other employees to complete tasks. Tasks include: framing, siding, roofing, Insulating, trim and finish work. The use and maintenance of heavy equipment. Ordering of material and communication with Job Superintendent about coordinating tasks for my crew. References Available Upon Request. FREDRIC WILLIAM FYVIE fyvie001@d.umn.edu www.d.umn.edu/~fyvie001 507.210.5803 Current School Address: Permanent Address: 1210 E 2 nd St. Suite #2 1009 2 nd St. SE Duluth, MN 55805 Faribault, MN 55021 OBJECTIVE An electrical/computer engineering or computer science position where I may utilize my knowledge of engineering principles to design, build, test, and distribute high quality solutions while working with a team of engineers. EDUCATION University of Minnesota Duluth, Duluth MN Enrolled Senior with expected graduation in December, 2013 BS in Electrical and Computer Engineering Minors: Computer Science and Mathematics GPA 3.56/4.00 - Cum Laude with Departmental Honors Related course work Digital and analog circuit design and analysis with strong emphasis in lab work Power circuitry with emphasis in conversion schemes and transmission Firm understanding of semiconductor physics Programming in Java, C++, VHDL design language, and 68HC12 microcontroller assembly Design and assembly of a 4-band equalizer circuit Mankato State University, Mankato MN Post Secondary Enrollment Option 2008, 2009 Waterville-Elysian-Morristown High School, Waterville MN Diploma 2009- GPA: 3.985/4.00 HONORS Member of Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society Dean’s List- Swenson College of Science of Engineering Fall 2009, Fall 2011, Fall 2013 Builders Scholarship from the University of Minnesota Duluth Best of Class Scholarship from the University of Minnesota Duluth Academic Scholarship from the University of Minnesota Duluth Iron Range Scholarship from the University of Minnesota Duluth Salutatorian of High School class TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS Software: NetBeans IDE, Eclipse IDE, Microsoft Visual Studio, Cadence, MS Office, SPICE, Xilinx ISE Computer Languages: Java, JavaScript, C++, VHDL, Assembly with emphasis in MIPS and 68HC12 instruction sets OS: Windows, Mac, some Linux EXPERIENCE Room Service Attendant (Ambassador). St Luke’s Hospital. Duluth, MN. September 2010 - Present Use computer dietary software, provide patient assistance and ensure patient and guest satisfaction, administer meals. Electrical Engineer Intern. SAGE Electrochromics, Inc. Faribault MN. May 2011 - August 2011. January 2012. March 2012 Thermal, software, and power efficiency testing. Creation of REACH and RoHS compliance statements. Product research, circuit simulation, and assembly of demonstration models. Led meetings with potential suppliers. Articulated findings to engineering team. Waiter, Car Hop. A&W Restaurant. JSH Inc. of Faribault. Faribault MN. May 2010 - August 2010, December 2010 - January 2011 Greeted and served dine-in customers, entered orders into computer, served meals, cleared and cleaned tables ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS Head of AV Tech Team- Campus Crusade for Christ. 2010-Present Member- IEEE Student Branch Member- National Honor Society 2006-2009 VINSON GEE 1381 Cobblestone Road N Champlin, MN 55316 763-486-9616 geexx048@d.umn.edu Objective A summer internship in Electrical or Computer Engineering. Education University of Minnesota Duluth UMD Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering December 2014 Overall GPA: 3.24/4.0 Major GPA: 3.18/4.0 Minors: Computer Science, Energy Engineering and Mathematics Related Coursework Computer Architecture Linear Systems and Signal Analysis General Physics II Control Systems Introduction to Solid-State Semiconductors Calculus III Electromagnetic Fields Microprocessor Systems Differential Equations & Electronics II Power Systems Linear Algebra Digital Systems Software Analysis and Design Statistics Technical Skills  Software: Cadence, MATLAB, Mathematica, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Visual Studios, NetBeans, ORCAD/PSPICE, Xilinx  Programming: C++, Java, VHDL  Hardware: Analog and Digital Circuit Design, Digital Multimeter, DC power supply, Oscilloscope, Function Generator, FPGA  Operating Systems: Linux, Mac OS X, Windows 7, Windows XP Experience Cook, Enjoy China Restaurant, Champlin, MN 2005-present  Has carried out every job required in the restaurant  Required hard work and a high level of focus in order to do the job well  Managed restaurant in absence of owner Activities  Treasurer 2012-present, Member 2011-present, IEEE student branch at UMD  Member 2012-present, SCSE Student Tech Fee Committee at UMD representing the Electrical Engineering Department Awards and Achievements  International Baccalaureate Diploma June 2010  Dean’s List for Academic Excellence Fall 2012  Builders Scholarship Fall 2013 Reference available upon request Charles N. Hough 59 Korby Rd. Esko, MN 55733 218-565-1870 roughhough0@gmail.com Career Objectives: Utilization of my broad based technical knowledge and experience in a competitive team atmosphere combined with a career opportunity that promotes growth and innovation in challenging situations. Work Experience: Cloquet Walmart Store #1929 November 2009- Present -Wireless/ Electronics Sales Associate. Backroom Stocking and Maintenance. CNH Electronics 2005-Present -Computer and Cell Phone Technical Repairs, Services, Sales, and Consultations. Residential and Commercial System Construction. Cloquet/ Duluth KOA Seasonal: March Thru October 2008-2009 -Customer Service, Scheduling, Grounds Keeping, New and Remodel Construction, Automotive Maintenance, and Network Construction. Flint River Harley- Davidson September 2002- September 2005 -Riders Education Fleet and Course Maintenance Education: Carlton High School Graduated 2009 Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College 2009- Graduated 2013 University of Minnesota- Duluth 2013- Present Degrees/ Certificates Earned: BPI Building Analyst Certificate Spring 2011 BPI Building Envelope Professional Certificate Spring 2011 Green Energy Certificate Spring 2013 Electronic Utility Technology Associate of Science Spring 2013 Electrical Engineering Associate of Arts/ Science Spring 2013 Electrical Engineering Bachelors of Science Current: Fall 2016 Personal Information: I have been working as an Electronic Associate at the Cloquet Walmart for the past 3 years, diagnosing, troubleshooting, recommending upgrades in both hardware and software, and assisting in repairs. Have spent seven plus years building networks and computers, repairing computers, trouble shooting all sorts of issues, including printers and other network peripherals worked with all Windows, Macintosh, and Linux based systems. I am an extremely quick learner when it comes to any technology, and technology related fields. I have had a lot of experience with multiple different forms of electricity (home, automotive, and renewable) and technologies. I enjoy working on my house, automotive repairs and restoration, computer and technical services, and anything to do with our Minnesota outdoors. Jake A. Jacobson 809 N Robin Ave Duluth, MN 55811 Phone: 218.469.0093 E-mail: Jacobson_Jake@hotmail.com Objective I am seeking employment for the rest of the summer and fall semester of 2013. Education Bachelors in Electrical Engineering, University of Minnesota Duluth, Duluth, MN A.S. Engineering, Itasca Community College, Grand Rapids, MN Associates of Arts, Itasca Community College, Grand Rapids, MN Diploma, Roseau High School, Roseau, MN Employment No rt h Sho re B an k , Duluth , MN (Teller)  Customer Service  Deposit Transactions  Manage Money  Client Confidentiality  Withdrawal Transitions  Account Management ICC Upwa rd B ound , Grand Rapids, MN (RA/Mentor)  Counselor  Always on Duty  Tutoring  Activity Leader  Senior High Leader  Shop Supervisor Det ro i t Die se l DM R , Hibbing, MN (Intern)  Business emailing  Circuit board design  Time management  Circuit board tracing  Project organization  Factory improvement projects Experience Lead e rsh ip P os i t ion s  Spirit Mtn. Downhill Bike Patrol  National Ski Patrol, Spirit Mtn. Branch (Volunteer)  TRIO Mentor  Lead Camp Counselor  ICC Student Ambassadors Club Ce rt i f i ca t ion s  Outdoor Emergency Care Certified (OEC)  Gold Volunteer Award (100+ volunteer hours in the school year)  Silver Volunteer Award (50+ volunteer hours in the school year)  CPR/AED Certified Cu rrent Co mput e r S ki l l s  Auto CAD  Altium Design  Cadence Tool  Pro E/Solid Works  Microsoft Word  Microsoft Excel Aug 2012 – May 2014 May 2012 May 2012 June 2010 July 2013 – Current Summer 2013 Sept 2011 – Aug 2012 Current Current Summer 2013 Summer 11’, 12’, 13’ 2010 – 2012 Current Aug 2011 – May 2012 Aug 2010 – May 2011 Aug 2012 – Aug 2014 Cody Johnson Joh07625@d.umn.edu 612-702-8405 220 12th Ave East Duluth MN, 55805 Objective Obtain a position in the Electrical Engineering field Education University of Minnesota Duluth Bachelor of Science May 2014 Major: Electrical Engineering Minors: Computer Engineering and Mathematics Related Coursework Control Systems Engineering Mechanics Solid State Semiconductors Electronics I & II Power Electronics Computer Architecture Electromagnetics Modern Communication Electrical Circuit Analysis Employment History Tower Technician, Mill City TEC, Inc. Fridley, MN, May 2011-Sept. 2012  Performed upgrades of wireless transmission equipment including coaxial cables, amplifiers and antennas for cellular carriers  Performed diagnosis of RF transmission problems with advanced test equipment including cable and spectrum analyzers  Designed the layout of the cabling on communications structures  Conducted training of new employees in OSHA and industry tower safety Electrician, Tower Technician One Way Building Services, Inc. Edina, MN, May 2008-2011  Performed installation and testing of AC/DC electrical power equipment on communications sites including power plants, battery systems and transformers  Performed installation and testing of RF transmission equipment  Performed installation of Fiber Optic Cable Stock Clerk Target Savage, MN, April 2007-May 2008  Set up and stocked store shelves  Performed customer service duties and assisted customers  Performed training of new employees Skills Hardware: Oscilloscope, Digital Multimeter, Function Generator, Power Supply Software: C++, Java, Visual Basic, Cadence, MATLAB, and Microsoft Office Suite Activities and Interests IEEE Student Officer, Intermural Curling, hockey, hunting, fishing, and biking References available upon request Steve Jungst 25 E Kent Rd Duluth, MN 55812 jungs001@d.umn.edu OBJECTIVE Obtain a summer internship in the field of Electrical/Computer Engineering. EDUCATION Bachelor of Science, Electrical and Computer Engineering University of Minnesota, Duluth, expected Spring 2015 Minors: Computer Science, Mathematics COMPUTER SKILLS Languages: S12 Assembly, C, Java, Python, Scheme, TI-Basic Systems: Linux, OSX, Windows ME-7 Software: Adobe Creative Suite, Audacity, Blender 3d, Eclipse, LTspice, Mathemat- ica, Matlab, MS Office Suite, NetBeans, Pspice, Scilab, Solidworks, Xilinx ISE. EXPERIENCE Lab Assistant, Fall 2011 - Present University of Minnesota Duluth, Electrical Engineering Department, Duluth, MN • Ensure that all Electronics labs are running smoothly, maintain computers, repair lab equipment, order components, and solve a wide variety of issues, technical and logistical. • Repair hardware, recover data, and troubleshoot software issues. Internship Spring 2011 Cybis-creative media & event productions, Washington, DC Interned with production company during a Business Professionals of America Na- tional Leadership Conference. • Setup equipment, ran cabling, focused lights, and assisted in teardown. Projectionist/Manager Spring 2011 - Winter 2012 Morris Movie Theater, Morris, MN • Oversee all other jobs and staff in the theater including tickets, concessions, and janitorial. • Open theater each evening, prepare for the night, operate the 35 mm film projector, record and report concession and ticket sales at the end of the night. • Build and break films as needed. PROJECTS Nerve (neurologically enhanced real-time virtual environment) Fall 2012 - Present The goal of the project is to determine if current consumer brain computer interface devices will act as a good interface for an immersed virtual environment. PUBLICATIONS ”Effectiveness of commodity BCI devices as means to control an immersive virtual environment.” J. Thomas, S. Jungst, and P. Willemsen. Proceedings of the 1st sym- posium on Spatial user interaction. ACM, 2013. ACTIVITIES IEEE Member UMD ACM Club Member ACM SIGGRAPH Member Member of the Morris Area High School FIRST Robotics Team - 2008 to 2011 MATTHEW KOLOSKI 1915 Dunedin Ave. Duluth, Minnesota 55803 (612) · 269 · 2546 kolo0079@d.umn.edu GOAL I intend to gain full time employment with a company that will challenge me and allow me to provide creative solutions and analytical techniques to complex systems. EDUCATION University of Minnesota Duluth September 2010 - Spring 2014 B.S. in Electrical & Computer Engineering Minor in Mathematics & Computer Science Member of IEEE & ACM Overall GPA: 3.21 EXPERIENCE Honeywell International Inc. May 2013 - Present Embedded Software Engineering Intern Golden Valley, MN · Developed code for thermostat testing in an Agile team development environment. · Introduced and implemented automated acceptance testing to Honeywell production. · Reviewed schematics and provided hardware support for Honeywell products. · Learned communication, time management, and project management skills necessary in an engineering environment. United States Gypsum Inc. Summer 2012 Computer Engineering Intern Cloquet, MN · Provided support to electrical and manufacturing engineers. · Programmed PLCs using ladder logic and created PHP web pages for factory data entry. · Offered creative technical solutions for improving factory efficiency. · Used automation software and programmed using visual basic to create display screens for machine operators. Information Technology Systems and Services April 2011 - present Computer Maintenance Technician & Tech Center Consultant Duluth, MN · Worked on in-depth hardware and software issues with various computing devices. · Collaborated with other IT professionals to solve University-wide technological issues. · Provided one-on-one technical assistance on multiple personal computing issues. · Visited classrooms and labs to resolve technical problems with classroom equipment, including projector issues, authentication issues, and general computing questions. NOTEWORTHY SKILLS Programming Languages C++, C, C#, Java, VHDL, MIPS Assembly, Ruby, Perl Hardware Analog & Digital Design, Computer Architecture, FPGA Tools PSpice, Matlab, Cadence, SVN, CAD, Office, Multiple OS Proficiency Nontechnical Communication, Motivation, Passion, Drive, Focus, Creativity References Available Upon Request Tim Kosanke 535 Boulder Drive #212, Duluth, MN 55811 (651) 500-2144 kosa0030@d.umn.edu EDUCATION University of Minnesota Duluth Major: Electrical and Computer Engineering Bachelor of Science, Expected May 2014 Minors: Computer Science, Mathematics Recipient of Chancellor’s Scholarship GPA: 3.26/4.0 IEEE Member, 2010 - Present Relevant Coursework Digital Control Systems Design Digital Computer Circuits Software Analysis and Design Introduction to Semiconductors Microcomputer System Design Electronics II RELATED EXPERIENCE Unisys Corporation, Roseville, MN Technical Aide, Business Solutions and Performance Analysis May 2012 – August 2013  Analyzed several companies' run-time data to discover where improvements could be made to increase performance output and delivered reports summarizing that data in a clear and concise manner.  Major project: Built a Java program that organized a series of operating system instructions to be imported into Excel to evaluate run-time efficiency, and collaborated with supervisor to devise a unique solution to enhance the Java program’s compiling speed.  Major project: Designed, implemented, and evaluated a series of profiles that were used in determining efficiency of multiple applications. Evaluated results with coworkers to assess application efficiency. ACTIVITIES Volunteer, Animal Allies Humane Society April 2013 – Present Eagle Scout, Boy Scouts of America March 2009  Developed an environmental plan to prevent runoff from entering Big Marine Lake, and managed 25 volunteers to execute the project.  Planted 100 trees and laid bio-roll to allow runoff to mold a natural berm, preventing further runoff from entering the lake and creating a natural wetland to attract new species into the area to improve the existing environment. COMPUTER SKILLS  Languages: C, C++, Java, VHDL, Assembly  CAD Tools: Matlab, Mathematica, PSpice, Xilinx ISE  Operating Systems: Windows, Linux, OS X, Andriod COLIN LESNAR colin.lesnar@live.com 763.843.2758 619 Oakland Circle 402 Arthur Court Apt. 326B Oakland B Apts. Circle Pines, MN 55014 Duluth, MN 55812 EDUCATION University of Minnesota Duluth Bachelor of Science Electrical Engineering December 2014 GPA: 3.34/4.0 Minors: Computer Science, Mathematics COURSE WORK Computer Architecture Dynamical Systems Software Analysis and Design Electromagnetics Electronics II Advanced Writing for Engineers EXPERIENCE Co-op, Rosemount Pressure Design, Chanhassen, MN May 6, 2013 to August 29, 2013  Developed Electromagnetic Compatibility Test Software. o Interfaced with Rosemount industrial transmitters and lab equipment for simulating different EMI situations and collecting analog and digital data o Engineered robust solution for adding new functionality and future improvements to test software  Provided training to electrical and software engineers Co-op, Rosemount Electrical Supply Chain, Chanhassen, MN January 7, 2013 to May 3, 2013  Investigated root cause of solder joint defects to improve reflow soldering process in printed circuit assembly prototyping area  Engineered a method for estimating future temperature profiles.  Researched conformal coatings: materials, processes, advantages / disadvantages and presented research to department electrical and mechanical engineers  Analyzed production data to display need for manufacturing tests Volunteer UMD Physics Tutor, September 2012 – December, 2012  Instructed students on the concepts of physics and helped develop students’ problem solving skills TECHNICAL SKILLS C# C++ Java Mathematica Visual Studio Pspice MATLAB Assembly language ACTIVITIES / INTERESTS Programming: Board Game Quoridor Electromagnetic Oscillator Designed and constructed small Tesla Coil. Challenges: tuning, circuit protection, and availability of cost effective materials. Member IEEE Power and Energy Society Worldwide 2011 – Present Member UMD North Shore Climbing Club 2010 – Present KELSEY LINDBERG 21053 263 rd Street 218-251-6466 Fort Ripley, MN 56449 lindb414@d.umn.edu Objective A summer internship in electrical engineering. Education University of Minnesota Duluth Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, December 2016 Minors: Computer Engineering and Mathematics Central Lakes College, Brainerd, Minnesota Associate in Arts, May 2012 GPA: 3.4/4.0 Brainerd High School, Brainerd, Minnesota Diploma with honors, May 2012 GPA 3.6/4.0 Activities Member, Society of Women Engineers September 2013-present Member, The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 2013-present Member, Women of Engineering and Science 2013-present Member, Environmental Challenge 2013- present References available upon request. JOHN A. LINK linkx106@d.umn.edu 651-307-8587 1901 Bohland Ave St. Paul, MN 55116 OBJECTIVES Obtain a full time job in Electrical Engineering upon graduation. EDUCATION University of Minnesota Duluth Bachelor of Science, May 2014 (anticipated Graduation date) Major: Electrical Engineering Minor: Mathematics Cumulative GPA 3.63/4.0 HONORS Dean’s List for Academic Excellence Spring 2011, 2012, 2013 and Fall 2012 Presidential Scholarship for Academic Excellence to University of Minnesota Duluth Roy LaBounty Scholarship recipient in academic year 2013-2014 IEEE Student Officer at University of Minnesota Duluth Tau Beta Pi member since April 2013 RELEVANT COURSES Linear Signals and Systems Electronics 1&2 Electrical Circuit Analysis Digital/Analog Control Systems Microcontroller System Design Digital System Design Computer Science 1&2 Semiconductor Physics Power Electronics Electromagnetic Fields Modern Communication Computer Architecture RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Electrical Integration Intern, Seagate Technology LLC Shakopee, MN Summers 2012 and 2013  Support design of future products  Led study for printed circuit board component reduction and simplification  Assisting in the integration of a new system on chip  Worked and communicated with other engineers in different groups and companies  Give presentations about information that was gathered SKILLS Software: C/C++, Python, Microsoft Office, MATLAB, Mathematica, ViseCAD, Cadence SPICE, Debugger software, VHDL programming, Xilinx ISE Design Suite Hardware: Schematic design and assembly, logic and spectrum analyzers, oscilloscope, mixed signal oscilloscope, digital multi-meter usage, microcontroller programming, LogiSim, FPGA design, Lauterbach Emulator ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE Physics/Calculus Grader, University of Minnesota Duluth Duluth, MN Fall 2012-2014 Academic Years Supervisor, Cretin-Derham Hall Work Study Program St. Paul, MN Summers 2008-2011  Trained and supervised up to 10 students enrolled in work study at a time REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST Kelsey Miller 305 139 th Ave NW Griggs E215 509 Niagara Court 763-350-3305 Andover, MN 55304 Duluth, MN 55812 mill6110@d.umn.edu OBJECTIVE To earn a summer internship in my field of study, electrical engineering. EDUCATION Andover High School High School Degree Graduation: June 2013 Overall GPA: 4.0/4.2 University of Minnesota Duluth Currently Enrolled in Electrical Engineering Program Current GPA 3.9 EXPERIENCE Sales Associate 2011-Present Old Navy HOBBIES Reading for enjoyment Playing drum set and piano in many fun and engaging opportunities References available upon request ALEXANDER PAHL 1027 E 6 th St 651-447-9953 Duluth, MN 55812 pahlx064@d.umn.edu OBJECTIVE Seeking a challenging career in the electrical engineering industry while I can enhance my strong technical, problem solving, and communication skills to the benefit of the company and myself. EDUCATION University of Minnesota Duluth Bachelor of Science May 2014 Major: Electrical and Computer Engineering GPA: 3.8/4.0 Dean’s List for Academic Excellence, 5 of 6 semesters. TECHNICAL SKILLS Microsoft Office, Microsoft Visual Studio 2010, PSpice, Cadence, Mathematica, MATLAB Assembly language, C++, Java, Visual BASIC, VLSI PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE Electrical Engineering Intern, American Precision Avionics, April 2013- Present.  Analyze and interpret engineering drawings using CAD systems such as Bentley View and Creo View  Play an essential role in cost savings by preforming time and material studies  Generate product bills of material and wire cut lists for wire harnesses  Write complete sets of manufacturing process instructions  Create both high and low voltage electrical continuity tests with testing equipment  Provide test and manufacturing support as required  Interface with other internal departments such as manufacturing, marketing, quality assurance, product support, and purchasing, as well as external customers, suppliers, and manufacturers. SELECTED PROJECTS  Four function generator: Designed a four function generator to convert DC power into 4 different periodic waveforms using only capacitors, resistors, and operational amplifiers.  Logic problem solver: Planned and coded a modular software package for both manually and automatically solving logic problems in Java.  Compression software: Wrote a lossless compression software using a Huffman tree in C++ OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE Prep Cook, University of Minnesota Duluth, November 2010-Present.  Prepare various food items  Supervise, lead, and teach less experienced employees ACTIVITIES IEEE UMD Student Branch Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society Physics Tutoring: Tutored college-level physics through UMD Tutoring Center for two semesters Digital Systems Design Tutoring: Tutored digital systems design through UMD ECE department for one semester Eagle Scout: Held a leadership position for 18 months. Planned, led, coordinated and documented a volunteer project for a non-profit furniture company. JOSHUA PATERSON 1855 Wallace Ave. Email: pater046@d.umn.edu Duluth, 55803 763-807-0347 OBJECTIVE My objective is a job in the Electrical Engineering field. EDUCATION University of Minnesota Duluth Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, May 2016 Minor: Undeclared GPA 3.4/4.0 Blaine High School, Blaine, Minnesota Diploma with honors, June 2012 GPA 3.4/4.0 College in the Schools: Digital Electronics Language: American Sign Language TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS Software: Computer Science C++, Digital Logic Hardware: Car Audio, Irrigation EXPERIENCE Crewmember Bromley Irrigation, Ham Lake, Minnesota, Summer 2011 • Installed underground sprinkler lines. • Specifically installed sprinkler heads. • I worked with a team of employees. Cell Phone Tech Connectionz, Duluth, Minnesota, May 2013 to present • Work with a team of employees. • I mainly work on and fix iPhone 3G, 3GS, 4, 4s, and 5 ACTIVITIES Sports - Varsity Football Team 2011 References Upon Request JASON PELTIER pelt0110@d.umn.edu 7633505944 1609 E Superior St Duluth, MN 55812 OBJECTIVE To obtain an internship in electrical or computer engineering EDUCATION University of Minnesota Duluth Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering, May 2015 Minor: Applied Mathematics Major GPA: 3.33/4.00 Overall GPA: 3.35/4.00 HONORS Freshman Scholarship Award, UMD Lacrosse Team Awarded “Most Improved Player”, UMD Lacrosse Team, May 20, 2012 COURSE WORK Physics I & II Calculus I, II, & III Differential Equations Computer Science I & II Digital Logic Circuit Analysis Electronics I Signals & Systems Microprocessors TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS Computer Languages: Computer Science I & II in C++ PSpice MatLab WORK EXPERIENCE Lacrosse Referee, Upper Midwest Lacrosse Officials Association. Spring 2008- Present Promoted to National Federation of State High School Associations referee, MN  Govern gameplay to be safe while still fun  Strengthen self confidence  Developed quick decision making Picker/Packer, Randstad, Summer 2013, Brooklyn Park, MN  Regulated distribution of products  Managed storage and organization of merchandise Mover, Mohawk Moving & Storage Company, Summer 2012, Minneapolis, MN  Exhibited quick work and decision making due to time frames  Preformed tasks involving physical labor Landscaping, Taylor Made Lawn & Landscaping, Summer 2011, Brooklyn Park, MN  Established working in teams and completing large projects  Conformed to instructions from client ACTIVITIES Member, University of Minnesota Duluth Lacrosse Team Member, University of Minnesota Duluth IEEE group Volunteer Work Duluth Habitat for Humanity, Fall 2011 & Fall 2012 References available upon request JOEL A PETERSON 811 N 24th Ave W Duluth, MN 55806 612.735.6497 pete1374@d.umn.edu Objective A career in Electrical Engineering specializing in power. Skill Set  Electrical Engineering  Operations, Logistics and Management  Leadership Education B.S. Electrical Engineering Graduate December 2014 University of Minnesota, Duluth, MN Experience Minnesota Army National Guard 1995 to 2013 Division Staff Support/ Support Operations Maintenance Non-Commissioned Officer(NCO)/ Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and High Yield Explosive(CBRNE) Specialist Over 18 years of military experience that encompassed operations at the company, battalion, brigade, and division level. A career that included a series of increasingly responsible positions supporting operations including two combat deployments. Honored with commendations and awards for outstanding management and field operations, including the Meritorious Service Medal. Currently holds the rank of Sergeant, awaiting an Honorable Discharge in October 2013.  Served as the Information Management Officer (IMO) for over 150 users  Built and maintained a SharePoint portal that became the template for an entire Division staff section  Maintained a Division Force Protection (FP) maintenance readiness of 90% by coordinating Field Service Representatives (FSR) and their critical repair parts all over southern Iraq  Took the initiative on several self-started projects, including the rebuild of six Long Range Thermal Imagers (LRTI) from spare parts which then became critical assets in the division inventory  Assigned to the Maintenance Management team of the Brigade Combat Team (BCT), responsible for a fleet of over 5,000 vehicles  Utilized technology and communication skills to establish a parts -sharing network across Iraq that provided total asset visibility and shipment of critically needed repair parts  Recognized for attaining the highest and most accurate BCT maintenance reporting in the entire theater of operations at 94%, 20 percentile points above the next best  Instrumental in Achieving a BCT maintenance readiness rate of 98%  Performed at the level of an NCO two pay-grades higher (SFC)  Maintained a current CBRNE Current Operating Picture (COP) for the purposes of advising the General’s Staff  Responsible for the CBRNE training of 130 soldiers  Active Clearance: Secret Wal-Mart 1997 to 2008 Assistant Store Manager An eleven-year career spanning four locations with the world’s largest retailer. Hired as a photo lab tech and promoted to Assistant Store Manager.  Directly supervised 60 employees, responsible for day-to-day store operations  Interviewed over 500 applicants in preparation for a new store opening  Worked in all areas of the store, proficient in all areas of (GM) retail management  Analyzed budgets and reports and assembled data into sales plans to maximize profit  Worked with other managers to coordinate events, advertisements and staffing  Selected by district management to streamline a company-wide bookkeeping and accountability system currently used AARON SCHILLER Schil313@d.umn.edu Aaron.Schiller10@comcast.net 1603 Waverly Ave. 1624 Greystone Road Duluth, MN. 55803 Hastings, MN. 55033 651-434-1910 651-437-2793 Objective To transition my internship experience and knowledge into a full time career within the field of Electrical Engineering. Education University of Minnesota Duluth Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering. May, 2014 Minor: Energy Engineering and Mathematics. May, 2014. 3.178 GPA Hastings High School, Hastings, MN. Diploma, GPA: 3.78/4.00. June, 2010 Experience Electrical, Instrumentation and Control Design Engineering Intern, Xcel Energy – Prairie Island Nuclear Generating Plant, Welch, Minnesota. Summer 2011, Summer 2012, Winter 2012-2013, and Summer 2013. • DOC only Engineering Change qualified (GEN-010) • Prepared and Reviewed Engineering Changes to Design Basis Documents, Drawings, Engineering Manuals, Updated Safety Analysis Reports and Vendor Tech Manuals • Assisted with the Emergency Diesel Generator Transient Analysis project • Performed field walk downs in the Auxiliary, Containment, Substation, and Turbine buildings • Monitored Pressure vs. Temperature of the ISFSI dry cask spent fuel storage containers • Updated Passport Equipment database • Preformed Surveillance Procedures with System Engineering Customer Service Manager, and Cashier, Cub Foods, Hastings, Minnesota. July 2008 to August 2011. • Managed a team of up to ten cashiers at one time • Trained new employees • Responded to both in store customer and phone inquiries Related Course Work • Electrical Circuit Analysis • Electronics I, II, and Power Electronics • Digital Logic • Linear Systems and Signal Analysis • Microcomputer System Design • Digital Control Systems, and Digital Control System Design • Solid State Semiconductors • Programming in both C++ and Visual C++ • Calculus I, II, III, & Differential Equations • Physics I & II • Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engineering Honors • Dean’s List – University of Minnesota Duluth • Two time recipient of the North Central Electrical League Internship Tuition Assistance (scholarship) • Robert J. Marchetti Engineering Scholarship Recipient • Dakota Electric Scholarship Recipient • Letter in Academics from Hastings High School • Excel award from Hastings High School References Available upon request MATTHEW STODDARD 7548 Steepleview Road 651.757.0287 Woodbury, MN 55125 stod0072@d.umn.edu Objective To obtain an job in electrical engineering or computer science. Education University of Minnesota Duluth UMD Bachelor of Science Electrical and Computer Engineering Overall GPA: 3.35 May 2014 Courses and Labs: Electromagnetic Fields Computer Architecture Digital Control System Design Digital Systems Control Systems Electronics II Software Analysis and Design Physics II Microcomputer System Design Calculus III Differential Equations Intro Solid State Semiconductors Related Skills Hardware: Motorola S12 Microcomputer, Oscilloscope, Digital Multimeter Programming Languages: Java, C++, VHDL Software: Xilinx, MATLAB, Mathematica, Visual Studios, Netbeans, PSpice, Microsoft Office, Cadance Experience Soccer Referee, Woodbury Athletic Association, Woodbury, Minnesota May 2006-present  Helped teach kids the rules of soccer  Made quick decisions to keep the game flowing  Enforced the laws of the game Dishwasher, Mississippi Dunes, Cottage Grove, Minnesota July 2011-April 2013  Maintained kitchen sanitation and adhered to safety codes  Trained other employees Awards Dean’s List for Academic Excellence, UMD Fall 2010 Honor Roll, Woodbury High School Fall 2007-Spring 2010 AP Scholar, Woodbury High School Spring 2010 Extracurricular President, Anime aXcess, UMD May 2012-May 2013 Member, IEEE Student Branch, UMD September 2011-present Member, FIRST Robotics Team, Woodbury High School October 2009-April 2010 References available on request BENJAMEN T. STROBEL 9703 Upton Circle mnben27@msn.com Bloomington, MN 55431 952-994-8048 OBJECTIVE An employment opportunity related to electrical and computer engineering beginning summer 2014 EDUCATION University of Minnesota Duluth (UMD) Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering, May 2014, GPA 3.43/4.00 Course Work: Computer Architecture Electromagnetics Digital Systems Intro to Probability and Statistics Intro to Solid State Semiconductors Advanced Writing for Engineers Control Systems Software Analysis and Design Electronics II Calculus III Microcomputer System Design Physics II Linear Systems and Signal Analysis Computer Science II Electrical Circuit Analysis Differential Equations with Linear Algebra HONORS  Cliffs Foundation Scholarship, UMD, 2013  Chao-Ming Tseng Scholarship, UMD, 2012  Dean’s List for Academic Excellence, UMD, 2010  Academics, Athletics, Arts “AAA” Award winner, John F. Kennedy High School (JFK), 2010  John Philip Sousa Band Award, JFK, 2010  Academic Letter Award, JFK, 2007-2010 TECHNICAL SKILLS  Programming Language: Visual C++, C++, C, Java, VHDL  Operating Systems: Windows XP, Windows 7, Linux  Software/Application: Microsoft Office, MATLAB, Mathematica, PSpice, Cadence, Xilinx, Eclipse  Hardware: Oscilloscope, Function Generator, Digital Multimeter, FPGA EXPERIENCE Intern, General Dynamics, Bloomington, Minnesota 2013  Wrote video player application for Android devices  Advanced skills in Java and C programming languages  Installed computers for future lab use  Tested system for hardware and software malfunctions Laboratory Student, UMD 2010-present  Collaborated with team to complete weekly lab assignments  Active problem solving to achieve lab objectives Youth Activities Instructor, Summer Spectrum, Bloomington, Minnesota 2010-2011  Supervised children at daily sports camps  Completed documentation  Ensured safety of children at camps EXTRACURRICULAR President, IEEE Student Chapter, UMD 2010-present  Organize events and fundraisers for club  Lead presentations at club meetings  Manage club funds Vice President, Water Polo Team, UMD 2010-present  Lead games and drills during practices  Promote club recruitment References available upon request Jerald Thomas 25 East Kent Road thoma891@d.umn.edu Duluth, MN 55812 http://www.d.umn.edu/~thoma891 (218) 252-0863 Objective To obtain a research internship position that will add to my skills, extend my professional network, and that will potentially result with a professional publication. Education University of Minnesota Duluth: Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering – Graduate: May 2015 Minors: Computer Science, Mathematics Overall GPA: 3.54 / Major GPA: 3.74 Related Experience ECE Lab Technician, UMD Dept. of Electrical Engineering 09/11 to Present • Maintain department computer systems • Maintain department labs and lab equipment • Assist professors and students when needed with technical issues NSF Undergraduate Research Assistant, Dr. Pete Willemsen, UMD Dept. of Computer Science 01/12 to Present • Contribute to the development of Quic Energy • Introduce new features with personal research interests in mind • Parallelize project functionality with the Nvidia architecture Undergraduate Researcher, Dr. Evan Suma, USC Institute for Creative Technologies 06/13 to 08/13 • Co-created MuVR platform • Lead hardware integration and networking efforts • Producing a professional publication to be submitted at a later date Computer Skills • Computer languages: C++/C, Python, C#, Java, x86 Assembly, Atmel Assembly, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Ruby, and PHP • Proficient with using Windows OS, Mac OSX, and Linux • Proficient with administering Linux systems Additional Experience Restaurant Manager / Head cook, Anderson’s Horseshoe Bay Lodge, Walker, MN 05/11 to 09/11 • Place incoming orders from distributors, make schedules, make menus, organize large events • Hired, trained, and supervised fourteen employees Assistant Manager at Walker Bay Coffee Co. in Walker, MN 05/10 to 09/11 • Open and close the store • Manage inventory and supervise employees 1 Jerald Thomas 25 East Kent Road thoma891@d.umn.edu Duluth, MN 55812 http://www.d.umn.edu/~thoma891 (218) 252-0863 Projects Nerve (neurologically enhanced real-time virtual environment) Currently working on an undergraduate research project called nerve. The goal of nerve is to determine if current consumer brain computer interface (BCI) devices will act as a good interface for an immersed virtual environment. Using the campus SIVE (Simulation and Interaction in Virtual Environments) lab and the Emotiv Epoc to preform experiments, and the Blender Game Engine to create a controllable virtual environment. Project ongoing. MuVR (multi-user virtual reality) MuVR is a project with goals to create an immersive virtual reality platform that is easily accessible, readily available, self containing, and multi-user. Using exclusively consumer products we created a system that is completely worn by the user and is not physically connected to anything else. The platform uses an internal tracking algorithm, and hence is not dependent on any external localization system. Project ongoing. Quic Energy Quic Energy focuses on trying to model how heat and other environmental variables propagate through an urban environment. We are working on utilizing massively parallel systems to generate large scale simulations in an efficient manner. Project ongoing. Research Interests • Human computer interaction in spatial environments • Wearable computing • Artificial intelligence algorithms • Human robot interaction • Embedded systems focusing on system security • Radio frequency communication Publications • "Effectiveness of commodity BCI devices as means to control an immersive virtual environment." J. Thomas, S. Jungst, and P. Willemsen. Proceedings of the 1st symposium on Spatial user interaction. ACM, 2013. Awards • Deans List, Northwester College – Fall 2010 • Deans List, UMD – Fall 2011, Spring 2013 • UMD Engineering Scholarship recipient – Fall 2012, Spring 2013 Activities • IEEE member – Arrowhead branch, IEEE Computer Society member • ACM member • Member of the campus branches of the ACM and IEEE, UMD Media Arts Club • Member of the Nevis High School FIRST Robotics Team - 2009 • Mentor of the Nevis High School FIRST Robotics Team – 2010 to 2011 • Mentor of the Denfeld High School FIRST Robotics Team – 2011 to present References and letters of recommendation available upon request 2 PATRICK ROBERT TRUEMAN 20550 Furuby Road Taylors Falls, MN 55084 763-443-2454 truem016@d.umn.edu OBJECTIVE To secure an internship in the field of Electrical Engineering EDUCATION University of Minnesota Duluth UMD Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering May 2015 Minor: Computer Engineering, Mathematics Overall GPA: 3.2/4.0 EXPERIENCE Supervisor, Adventure Zone, Duluth, MN May 2011 - Present  Manage entire staff on week and weekend nights  Maintain the building by keeping a safe, clean, and fun environment for guests  Provide assistance cooking food in the Café  Set up and conduct parties and group events  Supervise games and provide instructions for laser tag  Greet guests and help with purchases at front desk Game Attendant, Brunswick Zone XL, Blaine, MN January 2009 - March 2011  Trained all new hires for Game Room on job tasks and company procedures  Informed current staff on new material regarding guest satisfaction and employee performance  Provided assistance to guests with equipment in the arcade and entertainment areas  Handled transactions for the purchase of game credits and prize awards SPECIAL SKILLS Experience with linear circuit analysis including PSPICE analysis Experience with programming languages such as C++, JAVA, and assembly language Experience with software such as Windows 95-XP and Linux Proficient in Microsoft Office PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, UMD Student Chapter National Honor Society References Available Upon Request. 809 Robin Ave Duluth, MN 55811 Phone: 218-590-6290 Email: jwalker91@gmail.com Objective To gain experience and knowledge through an Electrical Engineering Summer Internship. Education  Bachelor of Science Electrical Engineering, graduation December 2014, University Minnesota Duluth  Associate of Science Degree of Engineering, May 2012 Itasca Community College, Grand Rapids MN 2010- 2012 Experience Delta Industrial Coon Rapids, MN FT Electrical Engineering Intern Summer 2013  Wired sensors, servo motors, safety relays, PLC’s, power distribution, and other electrical equipment in according to CAD specifications and prints  Edit CAD prints from corrections made in field  Mount equipment according to mechanical prints UMD ITSS Duluth, MN PT TechCenter/ Library Lab Consultant August 2012 – Current  Troubleshoot issues on personal and university computers  Direct customers on possible paths for repair of personal and university owned computers  Maintain computer labs and printers across campus UMD ITSS Duluth, MN PT Disability Resources Lab Consultant October 2012 – Current  Troubleshoot any issues that occurred for Disability Resources  Maintain software and hardware for labs in Disability Resources  Self-teach accessibility software to teach to students who would need to learn to use them for every day use DJ Lighting Enhancement Project, Itasca Community College Grand Rapids, MN May 2012  Designed and developed ways for a local DJ to have a better atmosphere using electronics and lighting.  Worked in team to design and develop Subwoofer Strobe light, Large Scale VU Meter, and LED Façade, personally took lead on Strobe Light project Skills  Experience with many types of software including AutoCAD 2011, Pro Engineer, MATLAB, PSPICE, Cadence, Multisim, Visual Basic C++, C++, Mathmatica, SolidWorks, and Inventor.  People skills proven by working as a team to achieve a basic goals  Very approachable and friendly coworker with teamwork skills and tested work habits  Up-to-date practice and accomplishment in the engineering fields of Electronics, Physics, Circuitry, and Mathematics up to Differential Equations and Linear Algebra. Certifications/ Awards  First Aid and CPR certification  Received the gold award for having over 200 hours of community service during 2 years at Itasca Community College  Bridges Kinship Mentoring member: This is an organization that works with local schools to help provide role models for young children grades three through five  Citizenship award showing good sportsmanship and civic responsibility