Cassidy Archer

home:3800 SW 34 St #W212, Gainesville, FL 32608 954-240-9719 (cell)

permanent:2090 NW 86 Terr.Coral Springs, FL 33071 ili@deathtospam.ufl.edu, ili@deathtospam.gmail.com

Objective: An internship in the engineering or science fields

Education:

University of Florida (Honors College) Gainesville, FL

·B.S.E. in Aerospace Engineering; expected graduation Dec. 2005; GPA: 3.1/4.0 ·Relevant coursework: Astrodynamics, Aerodynamics, Instrumentation and Measurements, Fluid Mechanics, Linear Algebra, Computer Architecture and Design, Mechanics of Materials, Interdisciplinary Design

Experience:

University of Florida/MRI Devices Inc, Gainesville FL August 2004-Present

  Integrated Product and Process Design Team

·Designed packaging and fabricated prototype for magnetic field detection and warning system

IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights NY June 2004 – August 2004

  Intern, Systems Modeling and Integration 			ID#994242 What's the ID for?

·Investigated heat transfer through convective fin arrays using experimental and simulation/CFD methods

UF Mechanical and Aerospace Dept. August 2003 – January 2004

 Micro Air Vehicle Laboratory

·Designed, constructed, analyzed, and tested micro air vehicles and construction methods

UF Mechanical and Aerospace Dept. June 2003 – August 2003 Controls Laboratory ·Developed prototype flight simulator program and aircraft models using Matlab and Simulink

UF Student Science Training Program June 2003 – August 2003 Teaching Assistant, Honors Seminar in Scientific Inquiry ·Introduced high school students to principles of flight and aircraft design; assisted in planning and construction of 10-ft. glider for final group course project ·Designed syllabus, outline and webpage for course; evaluated student research papers

UF Center for Precollegiate Education and Training March 2002 – June 2003 Program Assistant ·Maintained databases of program information, participant registration information, and university faculty contacts

Micro Tek Communications, Inc. Plantation FL December 2001, June 2002 Office Temp ·Converted technical manuals and documents to electronic files using object-recognition software

Skills: ·Engineering and manufacturing tools - Matlab, Simulink, Auto CAD, Mechanical Desktop, Master CAM ·Computational fluid dynamics analysis with FLUENT/GAMBIT, FLOTHERM ·Small-scale aircraft manufacturing methods: carbon fiber, foam, wood/fabric, and fiberglass through independent work on glider design and construction ·Programming skills in C++, C, HTML, Javascript, PHP ·Web development and graphics tools: Macromedia Dreamweaver/Studio, Corel Photo-Paint, Corel Draw? ·Small-scale, high-speed computer networking research (Gigabit Ethernet) ·Fluency in Mandarin, knowledge of Spanish and Taiwanese

Activities / Interests: ·Sigma Gamma Tau Aerospace Honor Society vice-president/co-founder ·UF AIAA student chapter secretary and webmaster, Red Bull Flügtag delegation/crewmember ·UF College Bowl webmaster, tournament editor

United States native-born citizen This personal info shouldn't be included

I think the citizen part might be relevant and acceptable for e.g. government contractor jobs.

I'm not sure how much you are concerned about formatting at this point, but I'd suggest that you put the dates off to the right to help the flow. Then double and triple check to make sure all the formatting is consistent. You have a variety of skills that are important but hard to follow. Perhaps if you could figure out how to categorize them.