Curriculum Vitae Michela Orlando Page 1 / 3 PERSONAL INFORMATION Michela Orlando Phone: +39 340 5749755 Email : [email protected]Skype: Mikiorl Sex Female | Nationality Italian | Date of birth 30/01/1990 WORK EXPERIENCE EDUCATION AND TRAINING Jan 2016 – present Internship RINa Services S.p.A., Via Corsica 12, 16128 Genova, Italy (www.rina.org). ▪Yachting Plan Approval - stability (according to ISO 12217 and RINa Regulations); ▪Consultancy regarding NMMA yacht certification beyond the minimum United States Coast Guard Standards to ensure adherence to the American Boat & Yacht Council (ABYC) Standards. Business or sector: Yachting Plan Approval May 2015 – November 2015 Internship – MSc thesis RINa Services S.p.A., Via Corsica 12, 16128 Genova, Italy (www.rina.org). ▪Sailing yacht rigs analysis; ▪Reliability engineering in design, manufacturing and maintenance of sailing yacht rigs. Business or sector: Ships classification, certification, verification of conformity, inspection and testing. November 2014 – December 2015 Internship RINa Services S.p.A., Via Corsica 12, 16128 Genova, Italy (www.rina.org). ▪Yachting Plan approval - hull structures (according to ISO 12215 and RINa Regulations); ▪Yachting Plan approval - stability (according to ISO 12217 and RINa Regulations); ▪Yacht equipment number calculation according to RINa Regulations; ▪Shaft line structural analysis according to RINa Regulations. Business or sector: Yachting Plan Approval 2004 - present Sailing instructor assistant Circolo Vele Vernazzolesi, Via del Tritone 13, 16147 Genova, Italy. ▪Helping in teaching how to go sailing on boats like Optimist, L’equipe, 420 and Laser. Business or sector Sailing school authorized by the Italian Sailing Federation (FIV). September 2013 – November 2015 Master of Science in Yacht Design, Faculty of Engineering EQF Level 7 University of Genova C/O Polo Marconi, La Spezia, Italy. ▪Courses: Motor yacht design; Yacht stability and dynamics; Sailing yacht design; Yacht rigging (ADINA); Structural Mechanics; Yacht construction technologies; Yacht navigation support systems; Marine numerical hydrodynamics; Ship structures (MSC Nastran); Ship propulsion plants; Heating, ventilating and air conditioning; Mathematical physics; Yacht studio workshop A (design of a 22m motor yacht), Yacht studio workshop B (design of a passenger ferry). ▪Thesis: “Reliability engineering in design, manufacturing and maintenance of sailing yacht rigs” ▪Final grade: 110/110 cum laude September 2009 – October 2013 Bachelor of Engineering in Yacht Engineering EQF Level 6 University of Genova C/O Polo Marconi, 19100 La Spezia, Italy. ▪Courses: Calculus, Mechanics, Hull geometry, Ship hydrodynamics, Shipbuilding, Naval architecture, Structural mechanics, Ship buoyancy and stability, Sailing yacht design, Shipyard production, Electromagnetism, Thermodynamics, Chemistry, CAD Drawing (Microstation + Rhinoceros), Mathematical Physics, Geometry, Applied industrial design A (design of a 10m sailing yacht's water lines), Applied industrial design B (design of a 24m motor yacht), Theory of Design. ▪Thesis: “Design of a racing Class40 and of a cruise version reusing the same mould” ▪Final grade: 104/110
Sex Female | Nationality Italian | Date of birth 30/01/1990
WORK EXPERIENCE
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Jan 2016 – present Internship RINa Services S.p.A., Via Corsica 12, 16128 Genova, Italy (www.rina.org). ▪ Yachting Plan Approval - stability (according to ISO 12217 and RINa Regulations); ▪ Consultancy regarding NMMA yacht certification beyond the minimum United States Coast Guard
Standards to ensure adherence to the American Boat & Yacht Council (ABYC) Standards. Business or sector: Yachting Plan Approval
May 2015 – November 2015 Internship – MSc thesis RINa Services S.p.A., Via Corsica 12, 16128 Genova, Italy (www.rina.org).
▪ Sailing yacht rigs analysis; ▪ Reliability engineering in design, manufacturing and maintenance of sailing yacht rigs. Business or sector: Ships classification, certification, verification of conformity, inspection and testing.
▪ Yachting Plan approval - hull structures (according to ISO 12215 and RINa Regulations); ▪ Yachting Plan approval - stability (according to ISO 12217 and RINa Regulations); ▪ Yacht equipment number calculation according to RINa Regulations; ▪ Shaft line structural analysis according to RINa Regulations. Business or sector: Yachting Plan Approval
2004 - present Sailing instructor assistant Circolo Vele Vernazzolesi, Via del Tritone 13, 16147 Genova, Italy.
▪ Helping in teaching how to go sailing on boats like Optimist, L’equipe, 420 and Laser.
Business or sector Sailing school authorized by the Italian Sailing Federation (FIV).
September 2013 – November 2015
Master of Science in Yacht Design, Faculty of Engineering EQF Level 7
University of Genova C/O Polo Marconi, La Spezia, Italy.
▪ Courses: Motor yacht design; Yacht stability and dynamics; Sailing yacht design; Yacht rigging (ADINA); Structural Mechanics; Yacht construction technologies; Yacht navigation support systems; Marine numerical hydrodynamics; Ship structures (MSC Nastran); Ship propulsion plants; Heating, ventilating and air conditioning; Mathematical physics; Yacht studio workshop A (design of a 22m motor yacht), Yacht studio workshop B (design of a passenger ferry).
▪ Thesis: “Reliability engineering in design, manufacturing and maintenance of sailing yacht rigs” ▪ Final grade: 110/110 cum laude
September 2009 – October 2013
Bachelor of Engineering in Yacht Engineering EQF Level 6
University of Genova C/O Polo Marconi, 19100 La Spezia, Italy.
▪ Courses: Calculus, Mechanics, Hull geometry, Ship hydrodynamics, Shipbuilding, Naval architecture, Structural mechanics, Ship buoyancy and stability, Sailing yacht design, Shipyard production, Electromagnetism, Thermodynamics, Chemistry, CAD Drawing (Microstation + Rhinoceros), Mathematical Physics, Geometry, Applied industrial design A (design of a 10m sailing yacht's water lines), Applied industrial design B (design of a 24m motor yacht), Theory of Design.
▪ Thesis: “Design of a racing Class40 and of a cruise version reusing the same mould” ▪ Final grade: 104/110
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PERSONAL SKILLS
September 2004 – July 2009 Scientific High School EQF Level 4
Martin Luther King Scientific High School, Via Sturla 63, 16131 Genova, Italy.
▪ Courses: Mathematics, English, Biology, Art (Photography), Media Studies (Broadcasting).
Mother tongue(s) Italian
Other language(s) UNDERSTANDING SPEAKING WRITING
Listening Reading Spoken interaction Spoken production
English C1 C1 B2 B2 C1 French A2 B1 A2 A2 A2
Levels: A1/2: Basic user - B1/2: Independent user - C1/2 Proficient user Common European Framework of Reference for Languages
Communication skills ▪ Team work: I have worked in team projects at University to design pleasure yachts and also in various sport teams.
▪ Intercultural skills: I have had a six months experience in Auckland, New Zealand, I have been living in different Italian cities and I have travelled a lot both for pleasure and for sport competitions.
Organisational / managerial skills
▪ I am able to organize my own work, to set priorities and take responsibility and I have good reaction ability under emergency situations.
Computer skills ▪ Competent with Windows and Macintosh operating system; ▪ Good skills with Microsoft Office tools (Word, Excel, Power Point) and the corresponding iWork
tools (Pages, Numbers, Keynotes); ▪ Basic knowledge with Finite Element Analysis (FEA) softwares like ADINA, MSC Nastran; ▪ Basic knowledge with integrated CFD/FEM software for sails and rigs SMAR Azure RigEdge; ▪ Good skills in 2D drawing with Microstation and 2D ad 3D drawing with Rhinoceros and its plug-ins
such as Orca3D and V-Ray, thanks to University courses; ▪ Good skills with photo editing software Adobe Photoshop gained as an amateur photographer and
with the publishing software Adobe InDesign used to create posters, brochures and flyers; ▪ Basic knowledge in programming (Microsoft Visual Basic).
Technical skills and competences
During the three years of the Bachelor Degree I have been involved in a few projects such as: ▪ design of a 10 m sailing yacht's water lines; ▪ design of a 24 m Mediterranean-style motor yacht; ▪ thesis “Design of a racing Class40 and of a cruise version reusing the same mould”.
During the two years of the MSc Degree I took part to the following projects: ▪ design of a 20 m ferry boat for public transportation in Cinque Terre; ▪ design of a 22 m motor yacht; ▪ stability evaluation of a 73 m vessel according to 2008 IMO Code of Intact Stability; ▪ stability evaluation of a 32 m vessel after damage with lost-buoyancy (constant displacement) method; ▪ basic FEM analysis of a sailing system accordingly to Germanischer Lloyd using ADINA software; ▪ manoeuvrability characteristics evaluation of a 115 m ship through a simplified numerical simulation
(zig zag 20°/20° maneuver and turning circle maneuver 35°); ▪ comparison of max stress, max strain, Tsai-Hill and Tsai-Wu criterion for a fibre reinforced plastic
laminate; ▪ structural analysis of glass reinforced plastic laminate, using Tsai-Hill and Tsai-Wu criterion; ▪ heating, ventilating and air conditioning system of a 23m motor yacht; ▪ internship on structural design methods of large sailing yachts' masts and rigging; ▪ internship on EC marking and RINa Regulations; ▪ thesis “Reliability Engineering in design, manufacturing and maintenance of sailing yacht rigs”.
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Others I am a member of the CVV sailing team (Circolo Vele Vernazzolesi) in Genova, Italy, where I sail and race on 49er FX. I took part in several regional regattas (category 420 and laser radial) and in national and European regattas (category 29er and 49er FX) and I qualified for the ISAF Youth Sailing World Championship in 2007 (category 29er), held in Kingston, Canada. I also practice other water sports such as windsurfing and wakeboarding and snow sports such as skiing, telemarking and snowboarding. I like going mountain biking, rock climbing and playing golf. I love travelling because I think that getting to know an entirely new culture and being in contact with new languages is an exciting experience and because it helps me to adapt and learn faster.
Driving licence ▪ Italian driving licence (category B, vehicle); ▪ Nautical offshore driving licence (both sailing and powerboat, unrestricted).
