| Gus A. Hansen-Mechanical Engineer | |||||||||||||||
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| I am a recent graduate (Magna Cum Laude) of Arizona State University, with a BS in Mechanical Engineering. I've had one year experience in the semiconductor industry, as well as internship experience in the aerospace/defense industry. I am proficient in SDRC-IDEAS v8 and Microsoft Office, and have had numerous leadership experiences. | |||||||||||||||
| Graduation: Me and my sweetie! Arisona State University May 10, 2002 |
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| Gus A. Hansen 1635 N. Markdale Mesa, Az. 85201 Home: (480) 332-2199 [email protected] (e-mail me) Objective A mechanical engineering position that will allow me to apply, increase, and develop my engineering skills and leadership abilities. Education Bachelor of Science (Magna Cum Laude) Mechanical Engineering Arizona State University Tempe, AZ. May 2002 G.P.A. 3.64 College of Engineering Dean's List (5 semesters) Pi Tau Sigma-National Honorary Society for Mechanical Engineers Member (4 semesters) School Projects: Global Engineering Design Team (GEDT IV) June 2001 - April 2002 Sponsored by Boeing, Rolls-Royce, and faculty of Arizona State University and University of Leeds (England). Consisted of engineering students (Junior and Senior standing) from A.S.U. and U. of L. Design of the components for the Air Management System (AMS) of a turbo-shaft engine for a helicopter, including: engine inlet, engine exhaust system, main transmission oil heat exchanger, internal particle separator (IPS) duct, and driveshaft fairing. Focus placed on overall design accuracy and project management. Design and testing of a device to measure the mass moments of inertia and determine the principal axes in an irregularly shaped object such as a golf club head. Internship Experience Boeing Company June 2001 - August 2001 Mechanical Engineer Intern Mesa, AZ. Analyzed test data to determine the effect of rocket firings on the performance characteristics of turbo-shaft engines in helicopter airframes due to hot gas ingestion. Researched subsonic jet engine inlets and presented a tutorial on design considerations for helicopter turbo-shaft engine inlets. SpeedFam-IPEC May 2000 - May 2001 Mechanical Intern Chandler, AZ. Performance tested machine components for CMP machines, including bearings, rotary unions, and silicon wafer carrier heads. Upgraded existing CMP equipment to new technology for both 200mm and 300mm wafers. Designed and Built a test stand instrumental in the reinstitution of NOVA metrology units on one line of CMP tools. Validated mechanical drawings of mechanical parts and cabling diagrams. Leadership Experience Global Engineering Design Team (GEDT IV) ASU Team Leader Acted as liaison between mentors and team members, as well as main point of contact between U of L and ASU team members. Facilitated meetings among team members, and with faculty and industry mentors. Organized team presentations/video-conferences. Associated Students of Eastern Arizona College Executive Council Council Member and Publicity Coordinator Served on the Academic Standards Committee along with esteemed faculty. Planned, organized, and publicized student social events. Computer Skills Microsoft: Windows, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project Programming Skills: Fortran 77, Visual Basic, Matlab CAD/CAM: SDRC-IDEAS v.8 Personal Notes of Interest Trained for and completed Kona Marathon (June 23, 2002) to raise nearly $4000 for the American Diabetes Association to help fund cancer research, advocacy programs, etc. Volunteered for two years to serve a full-time mission for my church in Washington State, Seattle area. Involved teaching the basic doctrines of the church, and also giving at least 4 hours/week of my time to help at food and clothing banks, and adult care facilities. |
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