SIGMA GAMMA TAU

AEROSPACE ENGINEERING HONOR SOCIETY

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN CHAPTER

FALL 2019 RESUME BOOK

INTERNSHIP – ALL RESUMES

Dear Recruiter,

Thank you for taking the time to consider the University of Michigan chapter of

Sigma Gamma Tau.

Sigma Gamma Tau is the honor society in aerospace engineering. Membership is

limited to the top 20% of sophomores, top 25% of juniors, and top 33% of seniors,

as measured by GPA; graduate students are also given the opportunity to initiate.

All members have demonstrated excellence in coursework, leadership, community

outreach, and mentorship.

Corporate events, lab tours and seminars, social gatherings, and IM sports are some

of the many programs SGT offers. In addition to professional and academic

development opportunities, SGT members are also actively engaged at the

university and in the community. Members regularly conduct tutoring and review

sessions, and volunteering events occur frequently throughout the term.

The following resumes represent a wide breadth of achievement and experience.

Members include project team leaders, researchers, volunteers, and leaders in the

aerospace department and the university. This copy of the resume book

encompasses all members seeking internships.

Thank you again for your consideration of SGT! If you have any questions about

our organization, or would like to coordinate a corporate event in the future, I

would be happy to assist; my email is blenhard@umich.edu.

Sincerely,

Brendan Lenhardt

External Vice President

Sigma Gamma Tau

GEORGE ADAMSON (630) 418-7242 2734 Windover Drive geoadams@umich.edu Corona del Mar, CA 92625 EDUCATION University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI B.S.E. in Aerospace Engineering, Minor in Meteorology December 2020 College of Engineering Honors Program GPA: 3.94 / 4.00 Relevant Coursework: Aerodynamics, Propulsion, Structures WORK EXPERIENCE AAE Aerospace Huntington Beach, CA STEM Intern July 2019 – August 2019

• Aided in the manufacturing of composite materials for rocket nozzle insulation • Learned to operate machine tools including lathe, mill, and hydraulic press • Gained experience in the inspection process and keeping materials free of foreign object damage/debris

RepSpark Systems Irvine, CA Quality Assurance Intern July 2017 – August 2017

• Programmed test scripts in C# / Selenium to search for bugs on new versions of an e-commerce websites • Ensured customers had a bug-free software update after each development cycle

PROJECT EXPERIENCE M-Fly Design Team September 2017 - Present

• Collaborate with team of students to design and manufacture several aircraft to fly in a national competition • Worked on the propulsion, structures, and manufacturing sub-teams • Designed and tested propeller, landing gear, and fuselage

FlightAware ADS-B Tracking May 2018 - Present

• Developed and continue to operate a Raspberry Pi flight tracking device • Contribute flight data to FlightAware’s website including altitude, airspeed, and heading

Global Sustainability Project in South Africa July 2016 – August 2016

• Conducted and analyzed environmental research on endangered rhinos SKILLS Computer: Excel, MATLAB, SolidWorks, CATIA v5, Star CCM+ Programming Languages: Python, C++, C#, Java Certifications: AGI Systems Tool Kit (STK) – Level 3 Grand Master AWARDS AND MEMBERSHIPS Dean’s List and University Honors December 2017 - Present American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) January 2018 - Present Tau Beta Pi (TBP) Engineering Honor Society September 2018 - Present Sigma Gamma Tau (SGT) Aerospace Engineering Honor Society September 2018 – Present ACTIVITIES Science Olympiad Volunteer for K-12 Students December 2017 - Present Michigan Quiz Bowl Team September 2017 - Present

ALEC ASH 3 Forest Drive • Plainview, NY 11803 alecash@umich.edu • (516) 761-3069

EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, College of Engineering, Ann Arbor, MI

● Bachelor of Science in Engineering, projected graduation, May 2021 ● Major: Aerospace Engineering ● Minors: Computer Science in Engineering, Mathematics ● Cumulative GPA 3.701/4.00

PLAINVIEW OLD-BETHPAGE JFK HIGH SCHOOL, Plainview, NY ● Graduated June 2017 ● GPA 102.7/100; High Honor Roll grades 9-12 ● Honor Societies: National, Science, and Spanish

EXPERIENCE Fall 2019 Rolls-Royce, Engineering Co-Operative, Indianapolis, IN

● Thermo-fluids engineering co-operative for September 2019 - December 2019 Summer 2019 L3Harris, Manufacturing Engineering Intern, Amityville, NY

● Worked to assist the manufacturing engineering team with day-to-day responsibilities

● Investigated causes of repeated failures in Release Systems units during assembly ● Streamlined workflow communication for Release Systems units that required

rework Summer 2018 Research Assistant, New York, NY

● Assisted Stephanie Arel in her research into compassion fatigue, secondary traumatic stress, and the effects of communal trauma at the 9/11 Memorial & Museum

● Discovered and collected existing research; transcribed interviews Summer 2017 MATHNASIUM Instructor, Lynbrook, NY

● Worked with students K-12 on classroom math learning to help students catch up on material from prior years or material for coming years as well as SAT/ACT preparation

CLUBS/COMMUNITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES ● Member - Michigan chapter of the Sigma Gamma Tau Aerospace Engineering

honor society (2018 - Present) ○ Secretary for the Winter 2019 term

● Tutor for Students Empowering Education (2018 - Present) ○ Curriculum Director for the 2019 calendar year

● Member - Alpha Kappa chapter of the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity (2017 - Present) ○ Scholarship Chair for the Winter 2019 term; Recruitment Chair for the

Winter 2018 term ADDITIONAL

● Proficient in C++, Java, and MATLAB programming languages ● Experience with Python and JavaScript programming languages; CATIA V5

CAD, Creo CAD, and STAR-CCM+ software

Logan Bergeron 506 Packard Street • Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104

berglp@umich.edu • 724.799.7225

EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN College of Engineering Class of 2021

• Pursuing Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering • Cumulative GPA 3.57/4.00 | Dean’s List

May 2018 - June 2018

TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF BERLIN Study Abroad

• Studied Advanced Differential Equations with a focus on Finite Element Analysis • Culminated in a final team project in which MATLAB was used to perform a numerical

analysis of heat flow throughout a system EXPERIENCE May 2019 - Present

ADAPTIVE MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES LAB (AMSL) Research Assistant, Dr. John Shaw

• Research the usage of shape memory alloys (SMA’s) as thermomechanical actuators o Full-time research during the summer and part-time during the semester

• Investigate different SMA-rubber composite actuation modes o Designed, built and tested a soft, biomimetic eel robot employing SMA springs that

when actuated contract like muscles recreating an eel’s undulatory swimming motion o Optimized the thrust of a soft, biomimetic jellyfish robot by conducting a parameter

sweep on the stretch ratio of the SMA spring used to actuate the jellyfish o Developed a foldable, rubber cube using embedded SMA springs that when actuated

fold a 2D net to a 3D cube demonstrating the SMAs’ hinged actuation capability • Write LabView code to manipulate power supply output, data acquisition and cameras • Design and fabricate custom rubber molds using CAD software and 3D printing • Co-author of conference paper: A Biomimetic Robotic Jellyfish Based on Shape Memory

Alloy Springs, in progress

Sep 2018 - Present M-FLY AEROSPACE DESIGN TEAM Aerodynamics Sub-team Member

• Engage in a team environment to design, manufacture, and test a small, remote control plane to compete in the international collegiate SAE aero design competition

• Perform aerodynamic trade studies using AVL to decide on optimal airfoil design

Jan 2018 – Apr 2018

AIRSHIP DESIGN COMPETITION Course Project, Introduction to Aerospace Engineering

• Designed, built and tested a 6-ft long remote-control airship with a team of 5 • Led development of propulsion and control systems and assisted in development of the

envelope and gondola systems • Prepared technical reports and presentations throughout the semester on the progress

of the airship LEADERSHIP Sep 2018 - Present

SIGMA GAMMA TAU AEROSPACE HONOR SOCIETY Service Chair

• In charge of coordinating service and philanthropy events for the organization • Engage with the community through outreach programs such as aerospace day and

leadership activities with local schools to raise interest in STEM fields

Mar 2017 - May 2017

SENIOR SURVIVOR Volunteer

• Led a school wide competition to raise money for the charity, Pencils of Promise, resulting in the construction of a school in Laos with a total of $50,000 raised

ADDITIONAL • Tech Skills: MATLAB, C++, LabVIEW, SolidWorks, PTC Creo, CATIA, STAR-CCM+,

AVL, Microsoft Office, Machine shop experience, Familiar with lab equipment • MITES Water Bottle Design Competition (CAD), 4th place in state of MI • ASBE Foundation Fuel Door Design Competition (CAD), 6th place in state of MI

Christopher Bessler

cbessler@umich.edu (317) 213-1975 6838 Princess Lane Avon, IN 46123 U.S. Citizen

Objective: To obtain a summer internship in aerodynamics or flight sciences prior to a one year MSE program. EDUCATION

BSE Aerospace Engineering, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Sept. 2016 - April 2020 GPA: 3.61/4.0

EMPLOYMENT

Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, MI May – July 2019 Aerodynamics Intern, Product Development & Vehicle Engineering - Resolved discrepancies between CFD simulations and experimental testing for a prototype vehicle utilizing

openFoam and full-scale automotive wind tunnel; identified areas for future error reduction - Developed best practices and post-processing tools for particle image velocimetry flow measurement system - Wrote post-processing script to visualize pressure data on vehicle CAD model and compare with CFD surface

pressure prediction; evaluated pressure acquisition system against legacy analog system Eli Lilly and Company, Indianapolis, IN June – August 2018 Engineering Lab Assistant, Product and Process Development - Designed and constructed an automated manufacturing segment to accomplish a new synthesis process - Utilized statistical analysis to reduce required sample size for material characterization by 90% - Conducted prototype production run and evaluated product and equipment performance against standards - Authored technical reports and manuscripts for internal presentation and peer-review publication PROJECT EXPERIENCE

M-Fly SAE Student Design Team, Ann Arbor, MI Sept. 2016 – Present Aerodynamics & Manufacturing Groups - Conducted conceptual design and test manufacturing of team-first all-composite autonomous airframe - Generated trade studies utilizing Matlab and AVL to optimize wing geometry, sizing, and spar loading - Evaluated and tested structural configurations for aircraft payload cover, maintaining integrity and

aerodynamic performance in response to changes in the wing rib design - Manufactured carbon fiber fuselage components and installed wings and control surfaces LEADERSHIP & HONORS Student Pilot, Board Member, Michigan Aviators 2017 – Present - Promote aviation on campus, provide introduction to general aviation and resources for student pilots - Organize seminars, flight trips, and tours of airports, aircraft manufacturers, air bases, and museums

Secretary & Varsity Lightweight, Michigan Men’s Rowing Team 2016 – 2019 - Maintained communications within team and with university administration; fiscal management of gear - American Collegiate Rowing Association National Champion (2017, 2018); All-Academic Team (2018)

Outreach Committee, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics 2017 – Present

Member, Sigma Gamma Tau Aerospace Honor Society 2017 – Present

Peer Mentor, University of Michigan College of Engineering 2017 – 2018

Eagle Scout, Boy Scouts of America 2008 – 2016 PROFESSIONAL SKILLS

Computer: Matlab, CATIA v5, ANSA, StarCCM+, AVL, Microsoft Office, and Adobe CS Experimental: Wind Tunnel, Particle Image Velocimetry, Design of Experiments Fabrication: Composite Mfg., GMP Clean Room, Machine Shop, Laser Cutting, CNC Routing Spanish: Proficient in reading and writing, intermediate conversational skills

Daniel Card 5050 Piersonville Rd, Columbiaville, MI 48421 | Cell: (810) 728 - 6754 | dcard@umich.edu | linkedin.com/in/dan-card| EDUCATION

BSE |MAY 2020 | AEROSPACE ENGINEERING |UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN | 3.86 / 4.00 09/2018 - CURRENT o Coursework: Gas Dynamics, Aerospace Propulsion, Aerospace Structures, Aerodynamics, Vibration and Dynamics, Partial

Differential Equations, Orbital Mechanics, Graduate Electric Propulsion, Electrical Circuits, Advanced Space Engineering o After achieving a Bachelor of Science and Engineering, I plan to enroll into the Sequential Undergraduate Graduate Study

(SUGS), to continue my education and obtain my Master of Science and Engineering by May 2021

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN - FLINT| 3.55 / 4.00 09/2016 – 08/2018 o Coursework: Newtonian Physics, Electromagnetism Physics, Multivariable Calculus, Differential Equations

EXPERIENCE & RESEARCH ENGINEERING OF SUBORBITAL SPACE PAYLOADS (ADVANCED SPACE ENGINEERING) 09/2019 – CURRENT o Effectively communicate, collaborate in a team setting to outline mission preliminary goals of a full-year team-based

project. Be able to design, build, test, and launch a CubeSat in Blue Origin’s New Shepard to conduct a scientific experiment o Responsible for designing and interfacing of CubeSat’s electrical system, PCB with a Raspberry Pi to record data in real-

time. Allowing us to record accurate and repeatable data while conducting our experiment in micro-gravity o Fabricate or procure components, integrate sub-systems into a complete system, verify specifications, test for

functionality and survivability. Finally present the final design to Blue Origin before launching payload on New Shepard

RESEARCH ASSISTANT | PLASMA-DYNAMICS ELECTRIC PROPULSION LAB, U OF M | 05/2019 – 08/2019 o Responsible for improving and maintaining our existing translational and azimuthal stages. Adapted thermocouples and

heating elements in our motion stages to prevent bearing carriages from seizing in vacuum at 6% the price of alternatives o Developed an Arduino program, PCB board and IC’s to output analog signals to interface with LabVIEW or be logged on an

oscilloscope. Allowing flexibility, reliability, and repeatability to our data collection at 25% the price of alternatives o Interfaced existing stages with incremental encoders that previously did not have any. This would allow for knowing the

precise location of stages and would eliminate any machined defects o Coded an Arduino program, to input binary data from a custom designed PCB. Convert this binary data to an integer that

would be multiplied by a normalized parameter that would allow the calculation of the motion stages position

RESEARCH ASSISTANT | ADVANCED COMPOSITES LAB, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN | 01/2019 – 05/2019 o Researched with Dr. Anthony Waas, the Department Chair of Aerospace Engineering. Partnered with United States Air

Force, and explored the mechanics of composites by precariously testing specimens in various machines o Developed a high-strength fixture used for testing large composite sandwich specimens in a 100-kip hydraulic press in

order to characterize the properties of laminate angles within larger panels simulating fairings of spacecraft o Quantified macro-cracks within ply’s in specimens to their peak loads correlating the effects of macro-cracks to the yield

strength of carbon-fiber composites, advancing knowledge on composites and their unique behavior

ORGANIZATIONS o SIGMA GAMMA TAU, University of Michigan Aerospace Honors Society, Social Chair 04/2019 – CURRENT

o AIAA, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics University of Michigan Chapter 01/2019 – CURRENT

SKILLS & ABILITES o Coding Languages: Advanced proficiency in MATLAB, Mathematica, proficient in C++, Arduino, Basic proficiency in Python o 3D Design Software: Advanced proficiency in Fusion 360, Blender, proficient in Catia, CREO Parametric, SOLIDWORKS o CFD Software: Proficient in Star CCM+, Basic proficiency in ANSYS o General: Microsoft Office, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Adobe, LaTeX, GIMP, Xfoil, AVL, ExpressPCB o Trained in Basic Tooling, Scanning-Electron Microscope, General Lab safety, Laser safety, Ethical research conducts

Graduate Intern for Summer 2020 U.S. Citizen

o Intermediate knowledge of fused deposition modeling (FDM) 3d printing, Cura, Repeteir

Jared Chin Cell Phone: (845) 825-7945 US Citizen Email: chijared@umich.edu

Current: 1351 Washtenaw Ave Secret Clearance Permanent: 9 Castle Hill Lane, West

Ann Arbor, MI 48104 Nyack, NY 10994

Education University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Expected Fall 2019 B.S.E in Aerospace Engineering

GPA: 3.6/4.0

Major GPA: 3.71/4.0

Graduate Coursework: Computational Methods, Combustion Processes, Finite Element Methods,

Viscous Flow, Aerospace Computing

Experience Raytheon Missile Systems May 2019 – August 2019 Energetics & Propulsion Intern • Designed and modeled components using CREO Paramteric

• Conducted trade study on system architecture and component design and placement

• Used Excel and VBA to manage system mass properties

Michigan Aeronautical Science Association Fall 2016 – Present

Propulsion Team Member • Collegiate Rocket Team creating a bipropellant liquid engine rocket for Base11 competition

• Design and optimize parts of the rockets for mass using SolidWorks

• Performed FEA on various engine components and analyzed results using ANSYS

• Assembled and completed tests of liquid rocket engine in static hot-fire tests

Code Subteam Lead Fall 2018 – Present • Modeling pressurization of the oxidizer tank and simulating heat transfer through pressurant

gas and propellant to determine collapse factor using MATLAB

• Designing a bang-bang solenoid control system to maintain tank pressures. Led small scale

testing of control system

• Updating performance code to influence design decisions

Chief Safety Officer June 2018 – May 2019 • Responsible for safety of all members and testing procedures

• Conducted detailed risk and hazard analysis of system architecture and safety analysis of

test facilities

Engineering 205: Introduction to Aerospace Engineering Systems Winter 2018 Controls and Payload Lead • Designed, built, and tested a hovercraft for speed and payload retrieval competition

• Created CAD model of hovercraft and components using Catia

• Ran flow simulations using StarCCM+ to conduct a trade study on hovercraft design

• Developed a radio controller system incorporating Arduino, receiver, and PCP boards

Activities Sigma Gamma Tau – Aerospace Engineering Honor Society

• President, represent the society and manage other board members

• Internal Vice President, organized member events and interfaced with faculty

AIAA - American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics

Skills

SolidWorks | ANSYS | MATLAB | Creo | Catia | STK | StarCCM+ | VBA | Python | C | Arduino | Microsoft Office |

TREVOR J. DE GHENGHI 932 GREENWOOD AVENUE, ANN ARBOR, MI 48104 203-822-2083 tdeghen@umich.edu

EDUCATION

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, ANN ARBOR, MI

♦ Bachelor of Science, Aerospace Engineering. Minor in Business. GPA: 3.54/4.00. Class of 2021. ♦ Honors: Sigma Gamma Tau National Aerospace Engineering Honor Society. ♦ Relevant Coursework: Aerodynamics, Aerospace Propulsion, Intro to Aerospace Structures, Programming and

Data Structures, Financial Accounting, New Product Management, Leading People and Organizations.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE INTERN, NAVAIR - ADVANCED AIRCRAFT DESIGN DIVISION, PATUXENT RIVER, MD Summer, 2019

♦ Modelled various U.S. Navy aircraft in ADAPT, an in-house conceptual design software, to build a legacy aircraft database that will ease future airplane design across the U.S. military.

♦ Designed a fighter aircraft concept using ADAPT as part of a simulated design challenge to become versed in conceptual aircraft design.

♦ Presented several department-wide briefings, including a preliminary design review of my fighter aircraft concept, to train for future briefings to top military and government officials.

♦ Participated in workshops with senior NAVAIR civilian leadership and Navy officers to gain an understanding of the fleet’s defense challenges and learn problem-solving strategies.

INTERN, DROBOTS COMPANY, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, CT Summer, 2018

♦ Provided on-site technical support for drones used at Drobots educational summer camps to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for camp participants.

♦ Assisted full-time instructor staff by taking supply inventory and managing weekly lesson plans.

EXTRACURRICULAR EXPERIENCE M-FLY AEROSPACE STUDENT DESIGN TEAM, ANN ARBOR, MI ADVANCED CLASS AERODYNAMICS LEAD April, 2019 - Present

♦ Create and test the aerodynamic design and control system for M-Fly’s advanced class aircraft. ♦ Lead and manage 15-member sub-team as they conduct design trade studies, performance analyses, and wind

tunnel testing to ensure that our design is optimized and validated on time. ♦ Consult with industry experts and alumni to evaluate and improve technical viability of our design.

BUSINESS AND OUTREACH LEAD April, 2018 – April, 2019

♦ Managed M-Fly budget, organized community outreach events, wrote monthly sponsor newsletters, and oversaw team apparel logistics to foster smooth internal operations and healthy external relations.

♦ Helped raise a record $2500 in donations on Giving Blue Day, a fundraising day for student organizations. VICE PRESIDENT, MICHIGAN ALPHA TAU OMEGA FRATERNITY, ANN ARBOR, MI Nov, 2018 – April, 2019

♦ Oversaw all internal chapter operations, including executive board, judicial board, and chapter meetings, to engage all 72 brothers in an effort to become Michigan’s premier leadership and community service fraternity.

SKILLS / UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS

♦ Familiar with MATLAB, C++, CATIA V5, OpenVSP, STAR-CCM+, XFOIL, AVL, and SimDesigner. Have exposure to Autodesk Inventor, AutoCAD Civil 3D, HTML, and CSS.

♦ Volunteer with local youth to teach and excite them about aerospace engineering. ♦ Avid reader of Aviation Week magazine and listener of Aviation Week’s Check 6 Podcast. ♦ Lived in Belgium and England for more than 7 years. ♦ Play golf, baseball, and tennis.

MEGAN ENNIS mrennis@umich.edu 616-916-1246 TS/SCI Clearance

EDUCATION: University of Michigan GPA 3.53 / 4.00 Ann Arbor, MI

Aerospace Engineering 2017-2021 Forest Hills Northern High School GPA 4.22 / 4.00 Grand Rapids, MI

Top 10 in class (of ~300), AP Scholar w/ Distinction (2% of HS Seniors in MI) 2013-2017 EXPERIENCE: Small Satellite Applicability Analyst (National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency) Springfield, VA

• Researched small sat capabilities and assessed intelligence values May ’19-Jun ‘19

• Briefed and gave recommendations to leadership to stimulate agency engagement • Initiated a long-term series of small sat exploration forums to prepare offices

Aerospace Engineering Systems (Project Lab-Based Learning) Ann Arbor, MI

Successfully completed several design-test cycles for two engineering Sept ‘18-Dec ‘18 projects: air puck fabrication and hovercraft construction • Personally focused on electronic and propulsion systems • Trained with CATIA modeling and STAR CCM+ fluid and structure simulations • Confident using wood laser cutter and have been exposed to CAM with CNC Router • Finished 1st place with 3-person team for mass-pickup test out of thirteen, 5-person teams

Intro. to Aerospace Engineering (Project Lab-Based Learning) Ann Arbor, MI

Successfully completed several design-test cycles for two engineering Sept ‘17-Dec ‘17 projects: balloon fabrication and blimp construction • Personally focused on aerodynamic envelope to finish course in 29s (class avg 60s) • Received extensive training on technical written and technical oral reports • Finished 1st place for speed test and 2nd for maneuverability test (12 teams total)

Research Assistant for Language and Literacy Lab Ann Arbor, MI

Aid PI Dr. Kovelman in her neuro-psychology lab to research Oct ‘17-Present language development in both bilingual and monolingual children

• Use Spanish fluency to recruit, email, schedule, interview, and test participants • Administer behavioral language tests and fNIRS brain scan tests to children • Learn coding skills to audit other fMRI data for errors, ensuring valid conclusions

LEADERSHIP: Mentor, Women in Science and Engineering Residence Program Ann Arbor, MI

• Facilitate freshmen transitions from HS to college (their GPA rises 7%) 2018-2019 • Lead a popular (50 student) calculus study group to help community’s academic success Advocate, Congressional Visit Day (with AIAA) Washington D.C.

• Promote aerospace policies by discussing pertinent issues with congressmen Mar’18,‘19 • 4 out of 100+ AIAA members sent and reimbursed to represent the university

ACTIVITIES: Member, Women in Science and Engineering Residence Program Aug ‘17-May ‘19

Member, Sigma Gamma Tau Honors Aerospace Society Dec ’18 - Present Member, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Jan ‘18-Present Member, Women in Aeronautics and Astronautics Jan ‘18-Present

AWARDS: Engineering Scholarship of Honor from University of Michigan, 2017-2021 (3% awarded) Forest Hills Northern Academic Boosters Club Scholarship, 2017 (3% awarded) LANGUAGES: English, Spanish (Spanish Immersion Education K-12, college credit received in HS) CODING: Intermediate skills in Java, Matlab, and C++ Novice skills in Python

Isaiah Fleischer isaiahdf@umich.edu ● (914) 772-8168 ● isaiahfleischer.com Seeking Summer 2020 Design Internship in the Aerospace Industry

EDUCATION University of Michigan (UM), Ann Arbor, MI Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Aerospace Engineering April 2021 Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), Worcester, MA Completed 89 credits towards a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering August 2016 – May 2019 GPA 3.84 / 4.00 Relevant Coursework: Aerospace Structures, Aircraft Controls, Aerodynamics

EXPERIENCE UM Composite Structures Lab, Ann Arbor, MI June 2019 – Present Undergraduate Research Assistant – Professor Anthony Waas - Applied Composite Laminate Theory and Finite Element Modeling to refine method for measuring shear properties of

textile composites - Performed experiments to validate predicted results and gather shear property data of composite specimens - Developed a tool to automatically generate finite element meshes for composites of any possible layup design Pratt & Whitney, East Hartford, CT May – August 2018 Structures Engineering Intern – F135 Joint Strike Fighter Program - Utilized root cause analysis, Finite Element Analysis, and geometry sensitivity studies to redesign Low Cycle Fatigue

test specimen that was not yielding in the target location - Researched Damage Tolerance lives for the diffuser case to develop a fleet-wide inspection plan that would be less

expensive and faster than the current plan - Conducted sensitivity study of turbine hardware via Finite Element Modeling to approve tolerance relaxations,

improving manufacturability and production speed once implemented IBM Research Center, Yorktown Heights, NY May – August 2017 Computer Science Intern – Hardware Design Automation - Produced a visualization tool to assist the development of automated processor design algorithms - Utilized Python to parse design files and identify causes of performance shortfalls - Implemented robust browser-based GUI with JavaScript to compare and evaluate results

PROJECTS AND LEADERSHIP Rocketry Team, WPI September 2016 – May 2019 Technical Mentor: 2018/19, Team Co-Captain: 2017/18 - Technical Mentor for 2019 NASA University Student Launch Competition team - Advised team leads on critical design and construction decisions, funding, and logistics - Hosted team-wide workshops on advanced topics like payload deployment and laser cutting - Led team of 30 in the 2018 Battle of the Rockets Competition to design, build, and launch a rocket to fly to 1,000 ft and

deploy an autonomous mars rover midflight American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), WPI March 2018 – May 2019 President - Oversaw operations of 3 design teams, 2 subcommittees, and 100+ members - Raised $15,000+ from WPI Student Government Association, increasing annual budget by 300% - Coordinated with faculty, other AIAA chapters, and WPI clubs to plan industry speakers and trips - Mentored underclassmen on academics, projects, and career planning

SKILLS Engineering: Stress Analysis, Design for Manufacturing, 3D Printing, CNC Machining Software: SOLIDWORKS Certified Associate, ANSYS, LabVIEW Programming: MATLAB, C/C++, Python, Java, JavaScript, HTML, CSS Productivity: Microsoft (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook), Adobe (Photoshop, Lightroom)

ACTIVITIES Sigma Gamma Tau Aerospace Engineering Honor Society, WPI & UM January 2019 – Present

ANNA GARCIA 43215 Utah Dr, Sterling Heights, MI 48313

Email: garcanna@umich.edu Phone: 586-850-8631

E D UC AT IO N

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN – ANN ARBOR, MI Aerospace Engineering, Graduating May 2021

• GPA: 3.40/4.00 • Relevant Coursework: Aerospace 201 (MATLAB), Solid Mechanics and Aerospace Structures, Fluid Dynamics,

Differential Equations, Elementary Programming Concepts (C++)

O RG A NIZ AT IO NS MICHIGAN AERONAUTICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION September 2019—

• Propulsion Subteam SIGMA GAMMA TAU May 2019—

• American Honors Society of Aerospace Engineers. AIR FORCE ROTC, DETACHMENT 390 Cadet, January 2019—May 2019

• Focused on developing leadership and communication skills, self-discipline, and ability to work under pressure through physical training, leadership labs, and classes.

W O RK EX PE RIEN C E UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH OPPORTUNITY, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN September 2017 – April 2018

• Contributed to ongoing study of the evolution of fish before and after the Devonian extinction by conducting research alongside a professor in the Department of Paleontology.

HOME DEPOT Sales Associate, May 2018 – August 2019 • Assessed the needs of customers and provided friendly customer service as a sales associate by learning about the

applications of products in the garden department. CHIPOTLE MEXICAN GRILL Restaurant Crew Team Member, June 2017 – August 2017

• Provided friendly customer service, prepared and packaged meals. ZF FRIEDRICHSHAFEN AG Intern, June 2016

• Assisted in part development of prototype airbags that included folding the airbag and following steps to ensure its shape did not become deformed.

H ON ORS AFROTC COMMENDATION AWARD April 2019

• Awarded to top 10% of Cadets among each level of training within the detachment. COLLEGE OF LSA SCHOLARSHIP 2017-2018 Academic Year

• Awarded to approximately 100 out of over 4,000 incoming LSA freshmen. AP SCHOLAR 2017 NATIONAL HONORS SOCIETY January 2016 – May 2017 CROSS COUNTRY ALL MAC ACADEMIC TEAM Autumn 2016 & 2017

SK ILLS • MATLAB • CATIA • C++ • Microsoft Office, Microsoft PowerPoint

ANNA GARCIA 43215 Utah Dr, Sterling Heights, MI 48313

Email: garcanna@umich.edu Phone: 586-850-8631

R E FER EN CES

The Home Depot Sarah Guarino Store Manager 45301 Northpointe Blvd Utica, MI 48315 Work: (586) 997-1411, Ext. 711 E-mail: sarah_e_guarino@homedepot.com

Nicholas Smith Gibbs

Current Address 832 Packard St Apt. 12 Ann Arbor, MI 48104

nicgibbs@umich.edu (970)-291-9737

Permanent Address 31415 Deerwood Ranch Road Steamboat Springs, CO 80488

Education University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI B.S.E. in Aerospace Engineering M.S.E. in Aerospace Engineering Major: Aerospace Engineering GPA: 3.87/4.00

Expected Graduation: April 2020 April 2021

Experience Williams International, Pontiac, MI Jet Engine Compression Engineering Intern

x Modeled new parts and remodeled migrated parts from CREO, in NX, for small turbojet and turbofan compression systems for military and civilian applications

x Generated technical drawings for engine parts and assemblies in NX drafting x Utilized Teamcenter to track part development and generate change release orders x Wrote and executed test plan to assess viability of chipped fireproof case coatings

University of Michigan Club Gymnastics, Ann Arbor, MI Gymnastics Coach

x Coached 30+ university students on technique and safety at varying skill levels x Coached the team to a national championship over 90+ other universities last year x Generated routines and practice schedules to assist gymnasts to be successful

The Brown Jug Restaurant, Ann Arbor, MI Server

x Manage time efficiently to seat customers, take orders, deliver drinks and meals, assist in food preparation, and guarantee customer satisfaction

x Utilize situational awareness to solve customer and staff problems in real time

May 2019 – Aug. 2019 August 2018 – Present July 2019 - Present

Projects AIAA Aircraft Build Team, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Team Captain

x Manage all high-level aspects of team operations and final design decisions x Formerly, managed construction, logistics, cross sub team communication,

collaboration, and testing as the chief systems and construction engineer x Fabricated wing, fuselage, and mechanisms using wood, plastics, and composites x Designed and analyzed craft aerodynamics using XFoil and AVL CFD packages x Competed in a design, build, fly competition to design a military carrier style

bomber for use on an aircraft carrier hosted by the AIAA national chapter Hovercraft Design Competition, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI

x Designed, built, and tested remote hovercrafts to compete in a university wide competition, in which we took 2nd place

x Team lead for mechanisms and presentations to gain industry-like experience x Designed and optimized craft design using Catia and STARCCM packages

Blimp Design Competition, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI x Designed, built, and tested remote blimps for school competition, which placed 1st x Team lead for aerodynamics and presentations focused on envelope fabrication x Prepared reports and presentations on the design and construction of the blimp

Sep. 2017 - Present

Sept. 2017 – Dec. 2017

Jan. 2017 - April 2017

Activities Varsity Gymnast at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI x Trained and competed in floor and vault for the University of Michigan x Effectively managed time between athletics and academics, while utilizing

dedication and strong work ethic to succeed in both respects Member of Sigma Gamma Tau Honor Society, Ann Arbor, MI

x Active participant in the nation’s leading aerospace honor society SGT x Volunteer with youth around Michigan to promote aerospace engineering

Member of AIAA Local and National Chapters, Ann Arbor, MI x Attended the AIAA SciTech conference to gain insight into industry innovations x Volunteered with aerospace outreach events to promote youth aerospace engineers

Sept. 2016 – Dec. 2017 Jan. 2018 - Present Dec. 2017 - Present

Computer Skills

Languages: Mathworks MATLAB, C++ Applications: Microsoft Office, NX, CREO, Teamcenter, CATIA, SolidWorks, StarCCM, AVL, XFoil

Honors Member of the Sigma Gamma Tau Aerospace Honor Society Jan. 2018 - Present Reached the Michigan’s Dean’s List for five terms of college Jan, May: 2017, 2018, 2019

Torrence Gue tkgue@umich.edu, Cell: 773.308.8371

Permanent Address: 4746 S. Greenwood Avenue, Apt 1E Chicago, IL 60615 OBJECTIVE

Accomplished aerospace undergraduate student seeking internship exploring interests in airframe structures, simulation and analysis, and spacecraft component design

EDUCATION University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering May 2021

GPA: 3.57/4.0 Courses: Aerodynamic Structures, Propulsion, Dynamics and Vibrations, Gas Dynamics, Engineering Systems

HONORS Posse Foundation Full Tuition Leadership Scholarship 2017-2021

University of Michigan Dean’s List 2017-2018, 2019

EXPERIENCE Raytheon: Space and Airborne Systems, Los Angeles, CA May 2019 – August 2019 Space Electro Optical Mechanical Engineering Intern

• Designed alternative thermal cold strap for Overhead Persistent Infrared Satellite (Next Gen. OPIR) to drastically reduce component cost and prevent manufacture outsourcing

• Conducted thermal and structural analysis on thermal cold strap to ensure design parameters were met and estimate component performance prior to prototyping and manufacture

• Obtained Raytheon LEAN Six Sigma project-based certification for processes engineering and developed software skills in NI LabVIEW and Creo Parametric

Michigan Electric Racing, Ann Arbor, MI January 2018 – May 2019 Aerodynamics Team: Cooling Pods Subteam Lead, General Member (2018)

• Designed and fabricated composite cooling pods to intake air and sufficiently cool 300V car accumulators, preventing malfunction

• Completed Computation Fluid Dynamics simulations to optimize air stability and flow over pods • Manufactured carbon fiber cooling pods and aided in manufacturing of aerodynamics kit • Improved cooling pod vehicle performance, creating competitive edge in 2019 Formula North (2nd place

of 12 teams) Competition and Formula SAE Electric (9th of 25 teams)

Intel Research Corporation Summer Internship, Ann Arbor, MI May 2018 – August 2018 Summer Intern for Dr. Carlos Cesnik – A2SRL Lab

• Responsible for new Experimental High-Altitude Long Endurance Aircraft Ground Vibrations Test (X-HALE GVT) suspension system; design, testing, and characterization

• Conducted impact tests with loads identical to X-HALE to identify system stiffness and bounce frequency • Assembled GVT system which accurately models X-HALE non-linear modal behavior and natural

frequency prior to flight • Presented formal presentation of experimental findings and work summary at University of Michigan’s

Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP) Symposium

ACTIVITIES Sigma Gamma Tau Member, Co-Media Manager(2019-Present) National Society of Black Engineers, Member (2017-Present) Posse Scholars Program, Scholar (2017-Present)

SKILLS Software: Creo Parametric, NI LabVIEW, MATLAB, Star CCM+, C++, Python, CATIA V5, SolidWorks Manufacturing: Raytheon LEAN Six Sigma, Composite Carbon Fiber Parts, Wet Lay-ups, Autoclave Communication: Technical Communication Proficiency, Mandarin Chinese, Concert and Jazz Saxophone

Haoran Chang      

Email: haoranz@umich.edu Phone: (718)-517-0998 US Citizen LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/haoran-chang-a7709516a/ 

Address: 324 Observatory St. Stockwell Hall, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109  

Statement: I love space exploration and a strong believer in space technology innovation is at the heart of what propels the mankind forward into the future. To make this happen, I believe computer science is a necessary skill to lay the groundwork of innovation and to have different perspectives ready to tackle challenges in the space industry. Education

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan September 2017 - April 2021

● Aerospace Engineering(B.S.E) and Minor in Computer Science, College of Engineering ● GPA: 3.67/4.0 ● Junior Standing

Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China May 2018 - August 2018 ● International Program in Engineering: Summer classes & Cultural immersion.

Jericho High School, Jericho, New York September 2014 - June 2017

● GPA: 3.9/4.0 - Mathletes, VEX Robotics, Science Olympiad.

Experiences Special Circle, New Hyde Park, New York June 2017 - August 2017

● Internship at a local start-up that aims to make medical assistance more accessible for autistic patients. ● Member of the programming team, worked on the backend database using SQL server and PHP.

Research Assistant, Ann Arbor, Michigan September 2017 - April 2018

● Developing an efficient clustering algorithm on single cell sequencing data. ● Assistant to a graduate student and a researcher at the School of Public Health, used R to simulate and to

optimize current clustering algorithms over different sample genome groups. HACK x SJTU, Shanghai, China June 2018

● A nationwide college-level coding competition incorporating the latest consumer-ready technology. ● Captain of five talented and driven members. We created an app over the span of three days that enhances book

reading experiences using AR SDK from Netease, Unity and OCR API from Baidu. Multidisciplinary Design Program , Ann Arbor, Michigan January 2019 - Current

● Space Launch Instrumentation, Launch Preparation, & Live Mission Analysis ● Member of the Mechanical team, currently working in Space Physics Research Laboratory under the supervision

of Prof. Justin Kasper and Researcher Ava Dupre in developing the next generation Solar Probe Cup (SPC) and its Ground Support Equipment (GSE).

Activities

● Sigma Gamma Tau Aerospace Honor Society, Active member, University of Michigan

● American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), Outreach & Public Policy, University of Michigan ● Remote Underwater Vehicle Design, Test and Build, Mentor, University of Michigan

Skills

Languages

● Fluent in Mandarin, Chinese and American English. ● Three years of high school equivalent Spanish classes - currently learning conversational Japanese.

Computer Skill

● Basic Proficiency in Java, MatLab, R, C++, Solidworks and Microsoft Office Suits. ● Familiar with LabVIEW, CATIA, and STAR-CCM+

Hobbies

● Guitar, music composition, reading books and learning new languages.

Hogan Hsu hoganh@umich.edu | (310)-592-9729 | 606 Catherine St., Ann Arbor, MI, 48104

United States Citizen

EDUCATION

University of Michigan | Ann Arbor, Michigan Expected Graduation, May 2021

B.S.E in Aerospace Engineering GPA: 3.71 Relevant Coursework: Solid Mechanics and Aerospace Structures, Aerospace Engineering Systems, Gas Dynamics, Dynamics and Vibrations

WORK EXPERIENCE

Corvid Technologies | Mooresville, North Carolina May 2019 – August 2019

Mechanical Engineering Intern ● Designed and meshed experiment geometry using Solidworks, LS Prepost, and CUBIT ● Developed and ran hypervelocity impact simulations to evaluate material model and equation of state performance

using in-house high fidelity computational physics solver Velodyne ● Wrote post-processing scripts in Python to determine error between simulation and experimental results

Structural Dynamics and Control Laboratory | Ann Arbor, Michigan October 2018 – May 2019

Undergraduate Research Assistant ● Designing and modeling Kresling origami based non-rigid foldable and deployable structures using Solidworks ● Analyzing the mechanical properties of the structure by performing finite element analysis in Abaqus ● Performing physical experiments on 3D-printed and hand-manufactured prototypes and plotting data into MATLAB ● Developing a higher fidelity finite element model to more accurately capture structural dynamics in Hypermesh

University of Michigan College of Engineering | Ann Arbor, Michigan May 2018 – May 2019

Desktop Support Administrator CAEN (Computer Aided Engineering Network)

● Assists staff and faculty via phone, email, and in person to diagnose and repair computers, printers, and phones

PROJECT EXPERIENCE

Michigan Aeronautical Science Association (MASA) | Ann Arbor, Michigan September 2018 – Present

Structures Engineer

● Designing and analyzing a carbon overwrapped pressure vessel (COPV) using Solidworks and ANSYS software ● Conducting research and trade studies to identify the best methods and materials to optimize the design and

manufacturing of the COPV Hovercraft Design Team | Ann Arbor, Michigan January 2019 – May 2019

Structures Lead

● Developed and built laser printed payload arm mechanism using Catia and SimDesigner ● Modeled hovercraft shell in Catia and manufactured with a fiberglass layup ● Simulated the external fluid dynamics of the shell in STAR CCM+ to reduce drag coefficient from 1.5 to 0.3 ● Designed and implemented hovercraft skirt to help redirect airflow and achieve greater and more consistent lift

ACTIVITIES

Sigma Gamma Tau | Ann Arbor, Michigan January 2019 – Present

Internal Vice President

● Responsible for all internal affairs for the organization, including setting up lab tours, being the point of contact for graduate student workshops and seminars, and responding to any questions and thoughts from active members

Social Chair

● Organize and coordinate over ten social events for Sigma Gamma Tau honor society

American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics | Ann Arbor, Michigan September 2018 – Present

Outreach Committee Member

● Organize outreach events to promote aerospace education and to encourage and excite children about aerospace

Club Gymnastics | Ann Arbor, Michigan September 2018 – Present

SKILLSLanguages - Fluent in English, Chinese (Mandarin)

Software - CUBIT, LS Prepost, Catia, Solidworks, PTC Creo, Abaqus, STAR-CCM+, Hypermesh, ANSYS, Qelectrotech Hardware - Basic shop tools, Soldering, 3D Printing, Laser Printing, Fiberglass Layups Computer Languages - MATLAB, C++, Linux, Python

Abby Huff847-636-9937 | abhu@umich.edu | 924 Sylvan Ave., Ann Arbor, MI 48104 | https://www.linkedin.com/in/abby-huff-6b08b3140/

EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Ann Arbor, MI B.S.E. Aerospace Engineering, Physics Minor, GPA: 3.7/4.0 April 2021

• Honors: University Honors, Dean’s Honor List • Course Highlights: Design Build Fly Aerospace Lab Course, Computer Programming, Technical Communication • Computer Skills: Excel, Word, Power Point, STAR-CCM+, CATIA, SolidWorks, Matlab, Python • Hobbies and Interests: Competitive Rock-Climbing Team, Creative Writing, Travel, Astrophotography, Space Policy and Advocacy

RELEVANT WORK EXPERIENCE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION (NASA) Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX Mission Analysis and Design Integration Intern Jan. 2019 – May 2019

• Updated and maintained exploration mission maps – high level overviews of end-to-end orbital trajectories and vehicle procedures for upcoming Artemis missions

• Created an Artemis-1 Ascent Abort Map, Artemis-1 In-Space Abort Map, and Artemis-1 Alternate Missions Map

• Developed skills in orbital mechanics and trajectory design, mission planning and trade-off analysis, high-level ConOps of Artemis nominal missions, aborts, and alternate missions, high level knowledge of Orion life support and thermal systems

• Developed a method using VBA for tracking the total amount of consumables allocated during Orion and SLS mission development

• Presented all projects to NASA’s entire Exploration Integration Division, gave informal weekly updates, led meetings to gather data from technical experts

SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL SPACE AGENCY (SANSA) Hermanus, WC, South Africa Research Intern May 2018 – Jul. 2018

• Worked with highly sensitive magnetometers, Superconducting Quantum Interference Devices (SQUIDs), to detect Transient Luminous Events (TLEs) in the mesosphere

• Analyzed large sets of SQUID data in Matlab, gained a working understanding of data adaptive noise filtering • Presented findings at the annual South African Institute of Physics (SAIP) conference • Collaborating with another SANSA researcher to publish a formal research paper on the capabilities of SANSA’s SQUIDs CHALLENGER LEARNING CENTER FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Woodstock, IL Summer Camp Volunteer Instructor June 2017 – Aug. 2017 • Assisted in leading STEM focused summer camps for children: Robotics Exploration Camp and Astronaut Training Camp • Led activities including Cubelets Robot build, Snap Circuits Electronics Kit project, and simulated human spaceflight mission

RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE HOVERCRAFT SYSTEMS ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE Ann Arbor, MI Design Team Member – Electronics Focus, Technical Communications Focus Jan. 2018 – April 2018 • Designed a reconnaissance hovercraft for a Venetian environment, fabricated and flew a terrestrial model of the hovercraft

• Gained a thorough understanding of ArduinoNano micro-controller, radio-control systems, and MOSFET motor control board

• Used CATIA V5 to model the craft and create G-code, used STAR-CCM+ to analyze airflows

• Presented concept proposal, technical analyses, documentation, and oral progress reports

CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT SIGMA GAMMA TAU (SGT) Ann Arbor, MI Active Member Jan. 2017 – Present

• Lead 200-level class review sessions, complete community service hours, lead outreach events at local schools, attend frequent social events, work with professors to improve the aerospace department

• Seek to recognize excellence among peers in the aerospace field and pursue professional, service, and social opportunities

MICHIGAN CLIMBING CLUB (MCC) Ann Arbor, MI Competitive Team Member Jan. 2017 – Present

• Organize tri-weekly rock-climbing sessions for students interested in the sport • Promote an active lifestyle and sense of community among a group of diverse students

Harsh Jhaveri U.S. Citizen

Current: 615 S. Main Street Apt 614, Ann Arbor, MI, 48104 Permanent: 1531 Tulip Lane, Munster, IN 46321

E-Mail: hjhaveri@umich.edu | LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/hmjhaveri | Phone: (219) 678-2597 EDUCATION University of Michigan –Ann Arbor, MI BSE Aerospace Engineering BSE Computer Science

September 2016 – December 2020

GPA: 3.37/4.00 • Dean’s List and University Honors (3 Semesters)

TECHNICAL EXPERIENCE General Atomics Aeronautical Systems (GA-ASI) Autopilot Software Engineering Intern June 2019-August 2019

• Designed, implemented, and tested serviceable human user interface in Excel using VBA for improvement of flight testing • Developed formal testable requirements and test procedures to verify performance and integrity of flight testing interface • Introduced and implemented build automation using independently developed Python scripts and Make files to reduce

maintenance cost and technical overhead throughout lifetime of software development • Met with stakeholders and users to make user experience of the test interface more natural

Autopilot Software Engineering Intern June 2018-August 2018 • Independently developed Python-based testing and analysis utilities to optimize performance of proprietary test software • Optimized proprietary test software based on thorough collection of performance data using cProfile and open-source

memory profiling utilities, dropping overall performance by 95% • Introduced deterministic and memory profiling tools to company’s toolkit by teaching proper usage of tools to coworkers • Interfaced with Simulation and Flight Controls groups to adapt scripts for use in proprietary test software • Facilitated meeting with HR representatives to improve intern program and company growth

University of Michigan M-Fly – Aircraft Design Team AUVSI Business Lead September 2017-April 2018

• Spearheaded development of Vision System hardware and C++/Python software used for Autonomous Object Detection • Independently researched vision systems through consideration of resolution, size, and telemetry capabilities • Selected and integrated flight, imaging, and control systems to ensure autonomous success • Developed a resolution scaling model to determine most economically friendly and most viable vision system

OTHER EXPERIENCE University of Michigan College of Engineering Instructional Aide, Engineering 101 September 2018-Present

• Teach fundamental programming skills in MATLAB and C++ to first-year students • Interface with fellow faculty and Professors to redesign and improve course to adopt modern educational practices

University of Michigan Science Olympiad Operations Director and Founding Member September 2017-April 2019

• Coordinated 100+ volunteers to efficiently run and score competition events and interface with teams • Developed maps, directions, and POI for 800+ competitors, coaches, and volunteers to effectively facilitate competition • Developed three-block schedule for 40+ teams to ensure smooth and timely operation of 23+ competition events • Coordinated with facilities team, campus facilities department, and campus police to reserve most concentrated event

locations to ensure stress-free and efficient competitive environment SKILLS

• Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook), SolidWorks, Inventor, CATIA V5 (CAD and CAM), Creo, C++, Java, MATLAB, VPython, Python, Deterministic Profiling, Linux, Microsoft Windows, Mac OSX, Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, Eclipse, Git, Cloud9, SVN, Make, Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)

• Basic Machining and Finishing, Conventional Milling, CNC Milling, Basic Electrical Integration and Testing • Bilingual: English, Gujarati. Working Proficiency: Spanish

ACTIVITIES University of Michigan M-Fly – Aircraft Design Team April 2017-Present American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics – Professional Development Committee March 2017-Present

Alexander Kleb (757) 812-2610 ∙ akleb@umich.edu ∙ US Citizen ∙ linkedin.com/in/akleb

SUMMARY

I am currently looking for an internship for the summer of 2020 that focuses on computational fluid dynamics or aerodynamics

EDUCATION University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI Aerospace Engineering (B.S.E.) September 2017 – Present Computer Science Minor Expected graduation December 2020 GPA: 3.98/4.00 Gloria Will Bell & Carlos R. Bell Scholar

EXPERIENCE NASA Langley Research Center Hampton, VA Configuration Aerodynamics Branch Intern May 2019 – July 2019

• Developed an understanding for the state-of-the-art in computational methods for sonic boom prediction by contributing to the 3rd AIAA Sonic Boom Prediction Workshop

• Generated the family of grids for one of the workshop cases to be provided to participants • Implemented a method for auto differentiating the perceived loudness of sonic booms with respect to the pressure

signature to indicate areas on an aircraft to focus design using the autograd and pyldb python libraries University of Michigan Science Learning Center Ann Arbor, MI Study Group Facilitator September 2018 - Present

• Acts as a knowledgeable peer leader that promotes active learning within a small study group environment • Leads group discussions that focus on problem solving strategies and group inclusion. • Reviews fundamental chemistry concepts with students to improve their understanding of course material

NASA Langley Research Center Hampton, VA Atmospheric Sciences Division Intern June 2018 – August 2018

• Developed a relational metadata database to facilitate the transfer of the Network for the Detection of Atmospheric Composition Change (NDACC) database to NASA control

• Rewrote a file checking software originally written in FORTRAN 77 into C to improve the readability and the algorithms that enforced file format standards, improving the accessibility of the entire database

• Reported findings during a poster presentation session that described steps taken to transfer the NDACC database PROJECTS

Remote Controlled Hovercraft Ann Arbor, MI AEROSP 205 at the University of Michigan September 2018 – December 2018

• Designed and built an RC hovercraft from scratch as part of a five-person team using a systems engineering approach • Worked on trade studies for designing the fuselage of the vehicle using CATIA V5 and STAR-CCM+ • Constructed the wire harness and programmed the arduino microcontroller

Sigma Gamma Tau Website (URL Available upon Request) Ann Arbor, MI Sigma Gamma Tau Webmaster January 2019 – Current

• Built a website from scratch using HTML and CSS to avoid the costs of popular website services • Improved the accessibility, publicity and information dissemination process of our organization as a whole • Collaborated with other board members to add features they thought would help them to complete their roles to the best

of their ability during the semester AFFILIATIONS

Sigma Gamma Tau Member September 2018 – Present Webmaster December 2018 – Present Tau Beta Pi-Michigan Gamma

Member September 2018 – Present COMPUTER SKILLS

Languages • Proficient: C/C++, Python 3, Bash and Matlab • Familiar: FORTRAN 77, HTML and CSS

Applications • Proficient: Tecplot, USM3D, Autodesk Inventor and Microsoft Office • Familiar: GridTool, Heldenmesh, VGrid, FUN3D, CATIA V5, STAR CAT and STAR-CCM+

PAUL S. KNUDSEN US Citizen

980 Jennings Road, Whitmore Lake, MI 48189 ● (734) 972-6957 ● pknudsen@umich.edu

Seeking an internship for Summer 2020 in Aerospace Controls

EDUCATION

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, M January 2019 – December 2020 M.S.E in Aerospace Controls G.P.A 3.53/4.00 Dean’s List: Winter 2019 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI September 2016 – December 2018 B.S.E in Aerospace Engineering G.P.A. 3.59/4.00 Graded for Orbital Mechanics. Fundraising chair for SGT. Dean’s List: Winter 2017, Fall 2017, and Fall 2018

WORK EXPERIENCE

University of Michigan Michigan eXploration Laboratory InternshipsResearch Intern for Professor Cutler Spacecraft Operations on the TBEx Satellites May 2019 – August 2019

• Determined which satellites were the TBEx objects after launch from SpaceX OPM data using STK • Created a ground station scheduling program to autonomously listen for spacecraft beacons • Developed tools to analyze raw GNU Radio binary data which were used to extract previously undecodable beacons

Optimization of Attitude Determination and Control Systems for MARIO Spacecraft May 2018 – August 2018 • Wrote MATLAB code to optimize the placement of sun sensors to reduce angular uncertainty in attitude estimation • Optimized power systems design by integrating sensor and solar panel design placements • Upgraded solar power simulation code with a radiation module developed using data from SPENVIS

Graduate Student Instructor for Sophomore Aerospace Lab January 2019 – Present

• Primary lab instructor for 4 labs in a hovercraft design build test course teaching CATIA and StarCCM • Developed new curriculum for this class

PROJECTS

Michigan eXploration Laboratory Solar Lead & Operations Lead September 2018-Present • Tested solar cells for use on the MARIO CubeSat and integrated solar panel boards • Discovered flaw with soldering method which allowed several previously unusable cells to be recovered saving

thousands of dollars • Wrote Python control code and drivers for a single axis high-altitude balloon payload control system

Spacecraft Design in SPACE 582 Fall 2018• Individually wrote a direct, interplanetary low thrust trajectory optimization code in MATLAB • Completed a mission proposal and preliminary design of a Martian Methane sensing spacecraft

Michigan Aeronautical Science Association (MASA) September 2016 – May 2018• Developed code to simulate a regeneratively cooled combustion chamber • Tested a zirconium oxide coating to reduce heat transfer in the nozzle to allow for thinner walls

Computational Methods with AEROSP 423 Winter 2018• Wrote a thermodynamics analysis code to predict temperature in cooled turbine blades • Created a time integration CFD code of the shallow fluid equations to simulate fuel sloshing

SKILLS

Operating Systems: Windows ● Linux

Languages: C\C++ ● Arduino ● MATLAB ● Python ● Bash

Applications: SolidWorks ● STK ● Mathematica ● SPENVIS ● SRIM ● StarCCM ● LTSpice ● CATIA ● XFOIL ● AVL

● LaTeX ● Git ● SVN ● Simulink ● Microsoft Office ● GNU Radio

Manufacturing: 3D Printing ● Band Saw ● TIG Welding ● Soldering

AVINASH KUMAR avikumar@umich.edu | linkedin.com/in/avinash-kumar23 | U.S. Citizen

EDUCATION University of Michigan College of Engineering Ann Arbor, MI Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Aerospace Engineering April 2021 Minor in Computer Science GPA: 3.56/4.00 Coursework: Aerospace Systems Engineering, Aerodynamics, Aerospace Structures, Aircraft and Spacecraft Propulsion, C++ Data

Structures & Algorithms, Discrete Math, Dynamics & Vibrations, Intro to Materials and Manufacturing PROJECT EXPERIENCE Miniature Tether Electrodynamics Experiment (MiTEE) CubeSat Mission Ann Arbor, MI Plasma Electrodynamics Subsystem Research Assistant May 2019 – present

• CubeSat research project designed to characterize plasma around satellite in orbit and evaluate dynamics of tethered end-body • Revamped project website design using HTML and Git/Github in order to create modern, clean, and intuitive user experience to

showcase team’s history and progress, recognize current members for project efforts, and recruit interested students to join team • Developing MATLAB scripts with Ph.D. student to analyze magnetometer and photodiode data to determine satellite

orientation, as well as identify critical point at which voltage potential across satellite drops below zero volts

Introduction to Aerospace Engineering Systems January 2019 - April 2019 • Practiced practical systems engineering processes through the cycle of design, assembling, testing, and operation of land-based

remote-controlled hovercraft based on Arduino code, with three final competitions between 16 teams • Optimized lift-to-weight ratio of hovercraft design using CATIA and 3D-printed impeller design using SolidWorks • Presented three oral reports to instructors and peers to justify the team’s design, performance, and recommendations

Green Engineering: Harnessing the Wind January 2018 - April 2018

• Collaborated with three other students to design a unique, affordable, and 6% efficient wind collection device • Brainstormed and devised a 3 ft. x 5 ft. horizontal-axis wind turbine using sheet metal cones within $80 budget • Communicated efficiency and validity of solution through detailed design presentation to 35+ students & faculty

WORK EXPERIENCE University of Michigan Computer Showcase Ann Arbor, MI Sales representative for on-campus computer retail store July 2017 - October 2018

• Greeted customers, identified their needs, prepared recommendations, and answered questions about technological products and services offered, and frequently sold laptops, desktops, and accessories to university students, faculty, staff, and alumni

• Collaborated with student-based sales team to incentivize customer donations for Mott Children’s Hospital Dance Marathon Michigan Referee Committee January 2013 - December 2016

• Officiated youth competitive and recreational league matches around the state as center or assistant referee • Self-assigned matches through online portal, which allowed flexibility to work around personal commitments

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE Lions Club September 2018 - present

• Provided meals at Shelter Association of Washtenaw County kitchen for less fortunate adults in the community National Honor Society September 2015 - June 2017

• Senior year: Refereed at Special Olympics soccer tournament, donated fleece blankets to Mott Children’s Hospital, and participated in bowling fundraiser for Flint Backpack & Water Drive

• Junior year: Distributed hot entrées through Meals on Wheels, organized games for grade school Math Night, assisted kids with projects at Harvest Elementary Science Fair

SKILLS � Computer Languages: C++, Python, Java, Arduino, HTML, LaTeX Computer Software: MATLAB, CATIA, SolidWorks, Autodesk Inventor, AutoCAD, StarCCM+, XFOIL, AVL,

Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel) Manufacturing: Mill, Drill press, Hand Tools, Soldering Iron, Laser Cutter, 3D Printer World Languages: Spanish ACTIVITIES Sigma Gamma Tau: Aerospace Honor Society Fundraising Chair January 2019 – present M-Fly SAE Aero Design: Manufacturing sub-team member December 2018 – present

Benjamin Baruch Leser benleser@umich.edu U.S. Citizen 907 Lincoln Ave (917) 838–7377 Ann Arbor, MI 48104 OBJECTIVE Looking to pursue a career in space mission design and navigation. EDUCATION University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI

BSE Aerospace Engineering Graduating Dec. 2019 Minor Electrical Engineering – Telecommunications GPA: 3.70

EMPLOYMENT NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Greenbelt, MD

Near Earth Network Support Intern Jun. 2019 – Aug. 2019 • Led a team in prototyping the next-generation tool for network loading • Provided flight dynamics expertise to support communication analyses Navigation & Mission Design Intern Jun. 2018 – Aug. 2018 • Designed ballistic transfers to Sun-Earth L1 libration point orbits • Found low-cost options for smallsats to insert into various orbits NASA Langley Research Center Hampton, VA Vehicle Analysis Intern Jan. 2018 – May 2018 • Used costing tools to model the lifecycle costs of past missions • Contributed data to a study validating the accuracy of the tools

PROJECTS Optimal Control Course with Applications to GTOC Ann Arbor, MI Astrodynamics Special Topics Student Jan. 2019 – Jun. 2019 • Applied optimization methods to basic trajectory design problems • Placed 16th in the 10th Global Trajectory Optimization Competition Mars Impactor Ann Arbor, MI Telecommunications Team Lead Jan. 2019 – Apr. 2019 • Developed a mission to study subsurface ice deposits on Mars • Performed trade studies to determine possible launch windows • Led a team in sizing potential telecommunication architectures Demonstration of a Low-Energy Earth Return Transfer Ann Arbor, MI Astrodynamics Student Nov. 2018 – Dec. 2018 • Wrote a MATLAB library for multi-body trajectory design • Used the tool to design an interplanetary-to-Earth return transfer Numerical Determination of Vertical Orbits Ann Arbor, MI Intro. Astrodynamics Student Nov. 2017 – Dec. 2017 • Researched multi-body mission design and the three-body problem • Used a targeter to find the Sun-Earth L2 family of vertical orbits

ACTIVITIES Sigma Phi Society, Former Vice President Sigma Gamma Tau Aerospace Honor Society, Active

SKILLS Experienced: MATLAB, GMAT, STK, Python Knowledgeable: HFSS, C++, PSOPT, SEER, PRICE TruePlanning Strong written communication skills Great work ethic

JACOB MACKEY1319 Forest Court • Ann Arbor, MI 48104jsmackey@umich.edu • (248) 877-3761

EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Ann Arbor, MIStephen M. Ross School of BusinessBachelor of Business Administration, May 2021• Emphasis in Finance and Accounting• Organizations: Vice President of Scholarship - Delta Sigma Pi Professional Business Fraternity,

Michigan Investment Group, Michigan Private Equity and Venture Capital• GPA: 3.84/4.00

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Ann Arbor, MICollege of EngineeringBachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering, May 2022• Recipient of Class of 1931E Merit Scholarship• Member of Sigma Gamma Tau National Aerospace Engineering Honors Society; membership

awarded to top 10% of aerospace engineering sophomore students

EXPERIENCE2019-Present

BERNARD FINANCIAL GROUP Southfield, MIFinancial Analyst Intern• Analyzed borrower-provided financial statements as sub-servicer for CMBS and life company

loans through completion of DSCR analysis to identify presence of broken loan covenants• Performed property inspections by interviewing property managers for completion of

inspection reports and utilized lender portals to submit inspections for review and approval• Improved servicing processes through implementation of a standardized Excel analysis report

and updated Dashboards created for loan observation as borrower information arrives

2018-Present APEX CONSULTING CLUB Ann Arbor, MIVice President of Operations• Coordinated marketing and recruitment process consisting of multiple weeks of evaluative

events with over 300 participants to complete selection process of final analyst class• Developed multi-pronged marketing strategy for Detroit-based month-by-month car rental

startup by analyzing specific targetable markets and creating actionable social mediacampaign leading to acquisition by market leader in car sharing industry post-implementation

• Designed, organized, and ordered $1000 of apparel, using opinion surveys to ensure membersatisfaction with designs and selecting third-party company to minimize cost to members

2018 MAISON IMPECCABLE Los Angeles, CABusiness Development Analyst• Researched and selected combination of marketing companies specialized in social media and

organic backer engagement growth for anticipated $250,000 Kickstarter dress pants campaign• Analyzed over 3000 orders of MI's socks in order to understand international and domestic

market trends, designed new marketing strategy promoting lower-demand area sales• Created cost analysis worksheet and calculated profitability of different reward tiers for

upcoming Kickstarter release and determined current cost structure will lead to 30% margins

2017 PONTIAC SAILING EDUCATION FOUNDATION Keego Harbor, MISailing Race Team Coach• Coached 20+ sailors aged 5-17 of all skill levels in Collegiate 420, Laser, and Optimist sailboats,

teaching water safety as well as technical skills necessary to compete nationally• Supervised and ensured safety measures during regattas, as well as performing on-water

coaching entailing supervising progress of individual races, giving concise and specificsuggestions for improvements resulting in multiple students finishing first in regattas

• Studied risk management, interpersonal conflict resolution, effective teaching skills, andproper powerboat usage resulting in US Sailing Level 1 coaching certification course

ADDITIONAL • Proficient in C, C++, MATLAB, Python, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Java programming• Automotive mechanic at Kenny's Lakes Area Auto Experts during Summer 2017• Pursuing Federal Aviation Administration single-engine pilot's license, 30+ hours of flight time• Hobbies and interests include musical theater, metal-working, and college football• Personal investing account has grown 19.5% in last 12 months and 31.8% over 3 years through

long positions in AABA, SBUX, F, GM, and SNAP with a long-term value investing approach

July 2019July 2019

DAN MAGUIRE Active DoD Interim Secret Security Clearance

Cell: 732-535-4424 — maguired@umich.edu 9 Mitchell Place, Little Silver NJ 07739 (Permanent)

1770 Broadway St, Apt 315, Ann Arbor MI 48015 (Temporary) EDUCATION University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI April 2021 Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Aerospace Engineering GPA: 4.00/4.00 Delbarton School, Morristown, NJ May 2017 Salutatorian; Perfect Attendance. Emphasis on math and science

WORK EXPERIENCE Raytheon Missile Systems, Tucson AZ Reliability Engineering Intern May-August 2019 • Intern in Reliability Engineering within Whole Life Systems Engineering Global Liquidity Partners, Red Bank NJ Research Intern August 2016 • Conducted research on ultra-low latency server colocation hosting options in international markets for a

counter-HFT Wall Street technology firm looking to expand outside the US Horizons Student Enrichment Program, Rumson, NJ Teacher’s Aide June – August; 2013 - 2015 • Led a class of students and facilitated academic learning in the sciences, reading, and arts • Taught interpersonal and physical skills, such as swimming, in addition to academics

PROJECT EXPERIENCE Michigan Aeronautical Science Association (University of Michigan) September 2017 - Present Aerodynamics Team Lead May 2019 - Present • Lead of Aerodynamics subteam, handling the fins, nosecone, external flow simulations, parachutes and

parachute deployment, flight simulations, high-tech composite constructions, and more for our rockets • Handle technical and non-technical aspects of aerodynamics and airframe, including team management and

system design for a hypersonic liquid bipropellant rocket to reach the Kármán line in 2020 • Formerly led groups in design of internal structures, and separately in construction of full-scale mockup rocket • Successfully launched first collegiate competitive liquid bipropellant rocket at Spaceport America Cup 2018 • Spearheaded effort to attain amateur world-record in rocketry, by designing and building an entirely new

vehicle capable of reaching an altitude of 240,000 feet New Jersey Governor’s School of Engineering and Technology Program Student July 2016 • Researched the development and future of space elevator technology as part of a team, with emphasis on

balancing theory and feasibility, and presented findings at a symposium

LEADERSHIP Boy Scouts of America Eagle Scout; Order of the Arrow Brotherhood March 2010 - March 2017 • Planned and executed a community service project involving major landscaping and the installation of a

volleyball court in a town park SKILLS MATLAB, C++, CATIA, STAR-CCM+, CNC Filament Winding and Composite Construction, SolidWorks, Java, MS Office, Arduino, Machining, Engraving, Photoshop, Spanish Language HONORS Tau Beta Pi Sigma Gamma Tau William J. Branstrom Prize Dean’s List James B. Angell Scholar

MakaylaM.Miresmmmires@umich.edu|(517)775-6525

CurrentAddress:1780BroadwaySt.Apt.410,AnnArbor,MI48105

PermanentAddress:11125PrestwickDr.,Lansing,MI48917

Education University of Michigan (U-M) Graduation Date: Dec 2019 B.S.E. Aerospace Engineering GPA: 3.52/4.00

Work Experience Research Assistant in Localization of Dolphins Project Sept. 2016 – Sept. 2018 Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program

• Collected kinematic data from dolphins through tracking videos to make direct correlations between their motion and behaviors to make predictions about how they will act • Assisted in designing tags that contain bio-logging sensors by using fabrication methods that included testing different materials and designing different molds • Investigated the maneuverability of dolphins through data processing in Matlab to better understand how adding non-invasive drag elements will affect their maneuverability

Leadership Experience Sigma Gamma Tau (National Honor Society for Aerospace Engineers) Sept. 2017 - Present

Social Chair Board Member • Prepared events to encourage interactions between present society members and inductees which resulted in a mentoring system • Collaborated with The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) and attended their meetings to organize events to encourage social involvement within the aerospace community Initiate • Partook in leading review sessions for aerospace courses to help other students better understand concepts through peer tutoring • Organized an outreach project to inform middle school students about aerospace engineering through an in-class design project

Campus Activities Designing of Cryogenic Liquid Methane Condenser Jan. 2019- Present Aerospace 405 Course

• Worked as a team to build a condenser capable of condensing liquid methane at cryogenic temperatures • Created a scalable condenser design for the Michigan Aeronautical Science Association (MASA) to use for their future projects • Tested the effectiveness of the condenser by first using propane and later using liquid methane to determine the percent yield and flow rate of the condenser International Programs in Engineering June - July 2018 GEA Summer Aviation Program Study Abroad Participant (Toulouse, France) • Completed coursework in aerospace engineering fields and French culture, contributing to a more well-rounded comprehension of aerospace subjects and cultural differences • Attended aeronautical engineering industries resulting in a better understanding of how the concepts in class are integrated in the design and building of an aircraft • Adapted to a different environment and teaching styles that enabled the development of enhanced communication and organizational skills

Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers Sept. 2015 - May 2016 LeaderSHPE Program Freshman Leader

• Delegated roles for members of the SHPE Jr. Outreach Program to organize the STEM Awareness Event of Noche de Ciencias for high school students and their parents • Ensured communication between the U-M chapter and the junior chapter at Western International High School in Detroit for the planning of the SHPE Jr. Outreach Program

Skills Engineering Software: Microsoft Office, CATIA, SolidWorks, Siemens NX, Arduino, Simulink, LabView Programming Languages: Proficient in Matlab, novice in C++ and Python Workshop Experience: lathe, bandsaw, drill press, sheet metal cutter, hole punch

Honors Dean’s List: Fall 2017 and Fall 2018

Presented ScholarPOWER Academic Award on behalf of earning exemplary academic standing Awarded University Academic Honors on behalf of achieving above a 3.5 in Fall 2015 through Fall 2016 semesters

Kalvin Monroe kymonroe@umich.edu - (517) 897 1305 - US Citizen

EDUCATION University of Michigan College of Engineering Ann Arbor, MI B.S.E Aerospace Engineering; Minor in Electrical Engineering Expected Apr. 2021

• GPA: 3.98/4.00

EXPERIENCE The Boeing Company - Boeing Test & Evaluation - EAHI Seattle, WA Propulsion Testing Intern - Boeing Transonic Wind Tunnel Summer 2019

• Interpreted and organized hardware test/data requirements from various enterprise customers. Led design reviews with customers to validate subsequent hardware functionality and test-schedule adherence

• Devised a large-scale wind tunnel test-section modification accommodating a 1000 lbs. flow survey system. Presented design, assembly, and installation layout to Low-Speed wind tunnel representatives

• Quantified aerodynamic and structural loads acting on wind tunnel flow survey system to ensure safety of test-section modification. Utilized Elfini FEA and hand calculations to refine design against a worst-case scenario

• Coordinated heavily with in-house machine shop staff to certify feasibility and timetable of requested hardware

M-Fly - University of Michigan Student Aero Design Team Ann Arbor, MI Chief Engineer - Advanced Class Aircraft Apr. 2019 - present

• Defined Advanced Class design objectives and philosophy through operational and competitive research • Directed the technical design, manufacturing, and schedule for the Advanced Class team - working with six

subteams and 25+ members on an original design for the MX-5 aircraft • Supported members as needed to ensure their workplace goals and emotional well-being are being fulfilled • Oversaw the logistics, implementation, and execution of all flight tests for the Advanced Class Team

Lead - Advanced Class Avionics and Controls Sep. 2017 – Apr. 2019

• Headed the primary design, development, and testing of hardware and software systems for the MX-4 aircraft, including drop mechanisms, data acquisition, groundstation, and control surfaces

• Ensured avionics reliability through RF range studies and modifications to payload drop system - leading to the highest competition score in M-Fly history

• Created all test plans for Avionics, covering operating conditions, endurance time, and GPS/airspeed accuracy

Turbulent Mixing and Unsteady Aerodynamics Laboratory East Lansing, MI Laboratory Intern Summer 2018

• Designed, manufactured, and implemented an electronic three-axis camera positioning system in-house for use in molecular tagging velocimetry observations in TMUAL water tunnel

• Increased speed, repeatability, and resolution of camera positioning system with the introduction of a user interface through LabVIEW. Resolution increased by a factor of 100 over previous design

• Identified inadequate motor configuration for vertical axis of camera positioning system. Tested varying step motor arrangements and inertial loads to propose alternate design

• Decreased experimental setup time through the calibration, testing, and maintenance of facility water tunnel

VOLUNTEER Healing Haiti Port-au-Prince, Haiti Community Volunteer June 2017 - July 2017

• Supported local orphanages by organizing activities and providing periodic care for children • Researched needs for the isolated elderly and maintained a constant stream of basic living necessities • Managed a high sense of cultural sensitivity towards the community

SKILLS Technical: Ham Radio Licensed Technician Computer Languages: Java, C++, Python Software: MATLAB, Solidworks, AutoCAD, CATIAV5 + Elfini FEA, GalilSuite, LabVIEW, XFOIL,

StarCCM+, AVL, Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel)

ACTIVITIES Sigma Gamma Tau - Aerospace Honor Society, Campus Symphony Orchestra, AIAA, Recreational Tennis

Kaelan J. Oldani 1618 Harbal Drive, Ann Arbor, MI 48105 | 734 • 904 • 4990 | oldanik@umich.edu | US Citizen

EDUCATION University of Michigan, Ann Arbor | GPA 3.96 Dec 2019 • Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Physics • Recipient of the Arthur Singleton and William Branstrom Prizes, Dean’s List, and University Honors Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai May 2017- Aug 2017 • Three-month study abroad program at the UM-SJTU Joint Institute in Shanghai, China

EXPERIENCE Electronic Products Design Intern | Boeing Defense, Space & Security May 2019 – Aug 2019 • Lead a project for thermal analysis of electrical boards for the O3b satellite • Tested simulations using FloEFD in Creo, FloTHERM PCB, and FloTHERM XT in Solidworks • Also utilized Mentor Xpedition Designer and Layout, Excel, and ANSYS for the project Aerospace Propulsion Grader | University of Michigan Aerospace Department Jan 2019 – April 2019 • Graded weekly homework assignments and collaborated with the Aero 335 Graduate Student Instructor Flight Controls Systems Engineer Intern | Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation May 2018 – Aug 2018 • Lead and supported tests in Iron Bird and Integrated Test Facility labs using IADS, IDEM, and ADI • Reviewed and completed approvals for supplier documents released into Gulfstream database • Conducted a problem report for a command issue by decoding data using MATLAB, building an excel macro to convert to 32-bit binary, and comparing values with specification diagrams Electrical and Software Engineering Intern | Decode Detroit June 2016 – Sept 2016 • Designed and built LED puzzles for a start-up company by using Arduino hardware and C++

PROJECT EXPERIENCE MAISE | Control Support for the Michigan Advanced In-Space Propulsion Team Sept 2017-Present • Designing and building a Pulsed Plasma Thruster in the Plasmadynamics and Electric Propulsion Laboratory for demonstration to the Michigan Institute for Plasma Science and Engineering • Designed a control system for the refurbished PEPL-70 hall thruster and vacuum chamber facility • Soldered electrical connections and used LabVIEW to run the power supplies during testing • Created a mass flow control system using a solenoid to regulate the flow of krypton gas MXL | Member of the Michigan Exploration Laboratory Sept 2018-Dec 2018 • Designed a PCB to test body panels with solar cells using Altium and SolidWorks for the for the 3U CubeSat MARIO (Measurement of Actuator Response and Impedance on Orbit) mission • Created testing procedure documents for the MARIO body panels using LaTEX ACTIVITIES & LEADERSHIP WAA | President of the Women in Aeronautics and Astronautics Sept 2016-Present

• Mentorship Officer 2018 – organized mentorship groups and led mentoring events SGT | Treasurer for the Sigma Gamma Tau Aerospace Engineering Honor Society Dec 2017-Present

• Service Chair 2018 – organized and attended service events within the surrounding communities MTri | Fundraising Chair for the Michigan Club Triathlon Team Sept 2016-Present AIAA | American Institute of Aeronautics & Astronautics Sept 2016-Present

• Professional Development Committee 2016 & 2017 – coordinated and organized networking events SWE | Member of the Society of Women Engineers Sept 2016-Present

WISE RP | Mentor for the Women in Science and Engineering Residence Program Sept 2016-May 2018

• Coordinated events within the community and provided support to first year engineering students

SKILLS MATLAB | Python – Jupyter Notebook | Altium | Mentor Xpedition | Solidworks | CATIA | ANSYS | FloTHERM XT | FloTHERM PCB | Creo - FloEFD | StarCCM+ | C++ | Arduino | LabVIEW | LaTEX | Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel-VBA) | Manual PCB Assembly | Basic Machine Training |

Rustom Pangilinan rfpang@umich.edu

Ann Arbor, MI (571)-435-0444 Security Clearance: DoD Secret (4/17/12) https://www.linkedin.com/in/rustom-pangilinan

EDUCATION University of Michigan; Ann Arbor, MI GPA 3.53 Bachelor of Science, Aerospace Engineering May 2020 Northern Virginia Community College; Alexandria/Annandale, VA GPA 4.00

EXPERIENCE Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems; California [DoD Secret] Manufacturing Engineering Intern – Bus and Solar Array Manufacturing; Redondo Beach, CA May 2019-Present ▪ Coordinated the build of 4 life test panels from assembly planning to product delivery within schedule and budget. ▪ Researched and calculated manufacturing costs of 6 legacy products and determined that all products could be built by the

bidding supplier at a competitive rate and on schedule. ▪ Revised a process document in conjunction with 3 manufacturing teams to support sector-wide process greening effort. ▪ Designed and coordinated the build of a special tool to be used for non-destructive testing, utilizing remnant parts to save costs. Vehicle Engineering Intern – Electro-mechanical Sub-team; Palmdale, CA May 2018-Aug 2018 ▪ Created electrical reference documents to improve efficiency in obtaining vehicle system characteristics. ▪ Developed framework for model-based system engineering initiative to streamline engineering design process by removing the

need to reference multiple legacy documents for system verification. ▪ Collaborated with multidisciplinary team to create 3 detailed engineering drawings for use by technicians. ▪ Verified over 100 documents and models from supplier and noted a systemic error in peer-reviewed models. ▪ Created and organized 10 engineering packages with over 300 files to support supplier advanced procurement effort. Sensory Network Laboratory; Ann Arbor, MI Mechanical Sub-Team Member – Mapleseed Project, MDP Jan 2016-Dec 2017 ▪ Collaborated with sub-team to redesign, build, and test launch mechanism from mechanical coil to burning wire. ▪ Wrote bi-monthly technical reports and presentations to inform stakeholders of progress and design milestones. Michigan Baja Racing SAE; Ann Arbor, MI Team Member Sep 2016-Present ▪ Built continuously variable transmission (CVT) cover for CVT dyno to find optimal running temperatures for redesign efforts. ▪ Conducted subsystem testing on CVT to obtain benchmark data for optimal performance resulting in a national championship. United States Marine Corps; Various [DoD Secret] Squad Leader- 2nd Transportation Support Battalion; Camp Lejeune, NC Jun 2015-Aug 2016 ▪ Led 20 Marines in day-to-day and multi-level training exercises. ▪ Coordinated and executed unit training for 20 Marines and completed pre-deployment exercises with no failures. Chief Dispatcher- 5th Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company; Okinawa, Japan Apr 2013-May 2015 ▪ Tracked and performed preventative maintenance on 78 pieces of equipment valued at over $10 million. ▪ Planned and commanded vehicle convoys valued at over $1 million throughout the Republic of South Korea while coordinating

with US Airforce, Japanese, and South Korean military commands. ▪ Issued and maintained vehicle travel logs and monitored tracking software scoring 100% in area of responsibility in yearly

executive-level supply and maintenance inspections.

SKILLS/CERTIFICATIONS Manufacturing: Lathe, Mill, Welding, Composites

Driving: CDL A [Air brakes, passenger, tank] Computer Aided Design: Solidworks, CATIA v5

Modeling: Matlab, Simulink, Visio Project Management: Microsoft Project Manufacturing Support: Solumina, SAP

AWARDS Marine of the Quarter, 5th Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company, 2nd Quarter Fiscal Year 2014 Certificate of Commendation, Mar 2015, Apr 2015 (Exemplary performance as Chief Dispatcher) Meritorious Mast, 2014 (Exemplary performance as Line Chief) Dean’s List (UM College of Engineering): Fall 2016, Winter 2017, Winter 2019 Bravo Award-Bronze Level (Northrop Grumman)

EXTRACURRICULARS & COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES Sigma Gamma Tau (Aerospace Honor Society) Dec 2017-Present Washtenaw County Veterans Treatment Court (Mentoring at-risk veterans) Oct 2016-Present Student Veterans of America – University of Michigan Chapter (Secretary) Sept 2016-Dec 2018 Michigan Community Scholars Program (Community empowerment) Aug 2016-April 2017 American Red Cross Cape Fear Chapter (Fire safety/disaster relief) Nov 2015-May 2016

Elisheva R Phillips 5522 Haverhill, West Bloomfield, MI 48322

(248)-508-1193 | erphi@umich.edu

Summary: Highly motivated Aerospace Engineering student with knowledge of propulsion, aerospace systems, vehicle dynamics and aerodynamics. Self-starter and innovative problem solver interested in working in a collaborative team environment on complex projects. Significant project experience. Skilled in simulation, data analysis, complex computations, computer aided drafting (CAD) and Matlab. Seeking a challenging internship where I can contribute and grow professionally in a leading-edge environment. EDUCATION University of Michigan, College of Engineering, Ann Arbor, MI 09/2017 - 2021 Bachelor’s of Science in Aerospace Engineering GPA: 3.7/4.0 Dean’s List | Major GPA: 3.8/4.0 Coursework: Introduction to Aerospace Systems, Introduction to Solid Mechanics and Aerospace Structures, Introduction to Dynamics and Vibrations, Introduction to Gas Dynamics, Introduction to Aerospace Engineering PROJECTS Drone Hovercraft Competition - Design, Test, Build, Compete 01/2019 – 04/2019 University of Michigan

x Lead engineer for drone exterior and shell, optimizing aerodynamics and mass, balancing speed tests and stability x Secondary engineer designing and assembling steering mechanisms and mass collection arms x Our team set new course record for mass collection and implemented novel approach to control software x Utilized Catia for Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing simulations

River Restoration Design – Design, Simulate, Present 01/2018 – 04/2018 University of Michigan

x Designed restoration of eroded bank on a local stream using mathematical and physical models of the stream flow x Used technical reports and presentations to deliver detailed design outline

EMPLOYMENT Global Defense, Ltd, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 07/2019 – 08/2019 Research Intern

x Trade space analysis on potential product for use in both military and commercial fields x Developed functional requirements document x Worked under guidance of a team of seasoned engineers x Conducted tests on an analog signal modification device x Collected data, identified anomalies in data, worked towards pinpointing root cause of the anomalies

Global Electronics, Ltd, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 06/2017 – 08/2017 Electronics Engineering Intern

x Created electric wiring schematic using 2-D CAD, which were used in the creation of misfire generators x Organized wiring information in MS Excel for the bill of materials and to facilitate rapid fabrication of the circuit for a

device used to test misfires in Ford vehicles x Received initial guidance from a senior engineer who worked remotely, then continued on my own

Busch’s Fresh Food Market, Farmington Hills, Michigan 06/2018 – 08/2018 Cashier

x Create a welcoming environment for customers and meet customer needs x Address and resolve customer concerns in a professional, knowledgeable and friendly manner

ACTIVITIES, HONORS AND SKILLS

x Member of Sigma Gamma Tau (SGT) Aerospace Honor Society x Member of Women in Aeronautics and Astronautics (WAA) x 2017 GE Women's Network Scholarship Recipient x Proficient in simulations, Matlab, Catia (CAD) and Microsoft Office

Alexander Philpott 303-579-9557 5395 Nassau Circle E alexphi@umich.edu Englewood, CO 80113

EDUCATION

B.S.E, Aerospace Engineering, Minor in Physics University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI GPA: 4.0/4.0 (James B. Angell Scholar) December 2019 WORK EXPERIENCE SpaceX Hawthorne, CA Customer Operations & Integration Intern May 2019—August 2019

• Developed set of criteria to define global, preferred regions for emergency Crew Dragon landings • Built Python scripts to generate geospatial representations of preferred regions for further analysis • Delivered script to create table of deorbit opportunities into preferred regions for astronaut use on-orbit • Programmed tool to generate shift schedules for Dragon launches, reducing scheduling overhead • Designed script to combine similar Crew Dragon alerts for bulk editing, allowing expediated review

DigitalGlobe Westminster, CO Satellite Navigation Systems Intern May 2018—August 2018

• Developed orbit propagator (included semi-major axis, RAAN, and inclination change) to optimize phasing orbits for DigitalGlobe’s next constellation, resulting in delta-V savings of 7.5%

• Built Python software that interfaced with external API, delivering propagations into collision avoidance software and aiding analysis on ~10 high-risk potential collisions per week

• Trailblazed demo cloud-hosted service with Angular (JavaScript) front-end and Django (Python) back-end • Monitored constellation of 5 satellites for potential collisions with space debris and other satellites

SpaceX Hawthorne, CA Flight Reliability Intern January 2018—May 2018

• Analyzed historical wind data to derive design requirements for pad structures at NASA’s Launch Complex 39A

• Provided failure mode effects analysis for subsystems on Crew Dragon capsule

• Developed Python scripts to automate data collection to update failure rates for Crew Dragon risk model DigitalGlobe Longmont, CO

Satellite Navigation Systems Intern May 2017—August 2017 • Built Perl script to automatically check automated processes, notifying of errors and anomalies sooner than previously • Designed interactive dashboard website to display real-time status of all processes in one place • Featured in a DigitalGlobe blog post for work with real impact on the company: bit.ly/DGblogpost

PROJECT EXPERIENCE Ann Arbor, MI Rocket Design Team: Michigan Aeronautical Science Association, Nozzle Co-Lead 2015—Present

• Co-led design, simulation, and manufacture of bell nozzle, utilizing Rao’s Method • Managed 2018-2019 budget of $150,000, Treasurer from June 2016 to December 2017, June 2018 to Present • Designed control board for active control system and programmed Arduino Teensy flight computer

Notable Personal or Term Projects

Ground track generator, lunar orbit analysis (related to Deep Space Gateway), laser debris removal satellite design, OSIRIS-REx mission analysis, and remote-controlled hovercraft

SKILLS

Languages: MATLAB, Python, Perl, C++, Ruby, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Angular, and Swift Software: Linux, SolidWorks, Ansys, STK, CATIA, SimDesigner, STAR-CCM, Django, and SAPHIRE Courses: Astrodynamics, classical controls, navigation and guidance, structures, aerodynamics, and linear algebra PORTFOLIO: http://bit.ly/APportf, Code repository: http://bit.ly/APrepo

Catherine Philpott

US Citizen 303-579-9397 5395 Nassau Cir E cphi@umich.edu Englewood, CO 80113 EDUCATION B.S.E. Aerospace Engineering, Minor in Computer Science University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI GPA: 3.87/4.0 May 2021 WORK EXPERIENCE Analytical Graphics, Inc Exton, PA Corporate Systems Engineering Intern May – August 2019

• Developed update to Systems Tool Kit (STK) Orbit Tuner plugin to allow user to change orbital element values, visualize associated changes to vectors/angles in 3D window (written in C#), and patched existing bugs

• Diagnosed technical issues of customers with STK & provided solutions through clear communication via phone and email

• Closed 51 cases with average initial response time of 1.71 hours and average open to close time of 33.88 hours • Troubleshooted issues across STK add-on modules, including Analysis Workbench, STK Pro, & Integration • Completed all 7 tracks of Level 3 STK Certification (Grand Master Certification)

Linx LLLP Denver, CO Wireless Engineering Intern June – Aug 2018

• Programmed an automated scheduling assignment system in VBA and Excel • Scheduling system used by management team of six to ensure all 22 employees had project assignments each day • Program emailed each employee their daily project assignment, saving time previously spent looking it up • Created cost estimating and project tracking spreadsheets used by managers for proposals and projects

PROJECT EXPERIENCE Earth Prototype Hovercraft Design, Aerospace Engineering Systems Sept – Dec 2018

• Built all components of 17-in by 19-in RC hovercraft with team of two others, including fiberglass shell and payload-pickup system

• Programmed microcontroller (Arduino Nano) to control craft based on commands from transmitter • Modeled aerodynamics and lift of shell in CATIA through fluid simulation to determine if design would be viable

before starting manufacture • Tied for 1st in payload-pickup competition & 3rd in speed competition against prototypes of other teams in course • Designed groundbreaking payload-pickup system that collected more payloads at once, reduced pickup time, and

increased ease of use, inspiring similar designs the following semester

AeroTrivia, iOS Application May – Sept 2018 • Taught myself Swift to create iOS application with no prior application development experience • Used Apple CloudKit to link application to backend server to store aerospace trivia and release daily • 41 downloads and a 5-star rating on the iOS App Store as of August 2019

LEADERSHIP, ACTIVITIES, AND INTERESTS Women in Aeronautics and Astronautics, Treasurer Sept 2017 – Present

• Managing budget of $5,000 - $6,000 and conference budget of $12,000 for 2019 calendar year • Planning conference for 100 college students from around the country to create a more inclusive aerospace culture

SKILLS Languages: C++, MATLAB, C#, Python, Swift, Arduino, VBA Software: STK, Visual Studio, Xcode, MS Office, CATIA, Star CCM Awards: Boeing Company Scholarship, Dean’s Honor List

S E R G I O R A M I R E Z S A B O G A L

1001 S. Forest Ave, Ann Arbor, MI 48104 • 954.309.3158 • sramire@umich.edu • US Citizen

Education _ University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Aerospace Engineering May 2021 Minor in Mathematics GPA: 3.41/4.0 Coursework: Thermodynamics, Aerospace Propulsion, Solid Mechanical and Aero Structures, Aerodynamics, Programming and Data

Structures

Honors & Awards: Engineering Dean’s List, University Honors

Work Experience _ General Electric Aviation Evendale, OH Aeromechanics Engineering Intern May 2019 – Aug 2019

• Developed Python-based tool to automate fatigue assessment of non-synchronous vibrations through GageMap for GE9x program

• Contributed to $150,000 in estimated cost savings of engineering time for non-synchronous vibration analysis

• Performed break-in of mistuning analysis tool with high-pressure compressor blisk for next generation advanced combat engine

• Lead tools development for new design methods working with international and US-based tools teams

• Presented to costumer at Cold Section Tech Review for next generation advanced combat engine program

• Created Aeromechanics test tool to plot engine test data with capability to run on-site for live aeromechanics analysis

• Completed strain gage distribution for GE9x High-Pressure Compressor to analyze gage array capability to capture vibration modes

• Engaged with professional and lead professional engineers as well as executives and vice presidents throughout GE

Current Projects _ University of Michigan, College of Engineering Ann Arbor, MI Michigan Vertical Flight Technology Jan 2019 – Present

• Designed fiberglass fairing using Solidworks

• Lead infusion-layup process for constructing fiberglass fairing for 10-pound demonstrator

• Supported team in flight testing of octocopter test bed

• Advertised team to classmates and professors with the goal of growing team membership and support in preparation for design,

manufacture, and test of full-scale 55-pound aircraft

Leadership _ Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers Ann Arbor, MI Secretary April 2019 – Present

• Manage communications for organization

• Coordinate events with organizations outside the university

• Lead Media Team in use of social media, website, and other communication outlets

• Record executive board meeting minutes

• Maintain record of organization membership

Sigma Gamma Tau – Aerospace Honor Society Ann Arbor, MI Secretary April 2019 – Present

• Interact with College of Engineering faculty and staff to coordinate locations for events

• Record board meeting minutes

• Facilitate communication between SGT and College of Engineering faculty and staff

Skills _ Computer: Python (Advanced), Java (Advanced), C++ (Intermediate), MS Suite (Advanced), MatLab (Advanced), Catia (Basic), StarCCM+

(Basic), Siemens NX (Basic)

Languages: English & Spanish (Fluent, Bilingual), Portuguese (Working)

Activities _ Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers Sept 2018 – Present Sigma Gamma Tau – Aerospace Honor Society Jan 2019 – Present

Michigan Vertical Flight Technology Sept 2017 – Present American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Sept 2018 – Present

Emily Rassel 233 Orchard Dr • Monroe MI 48162 • (734) 819-8100 • emrassel@umich.edu • U.S. Citizen

EDUCATION University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI B.S.E Aerospace Engineering, Minor in Computer Science December 2020 GPA: 3.79/4.00 Relevant Coursework: Data Structures and Algorithms, Intro to Structures, Gas Dynamics, and Aerospace Systems Shanghai Jiao Tong University-University of Michigan Joint Institute Shanghai, China International Program for Engineers May 2018 – August 2018 Relevant Coursework: Intro to Dynamics and Vibrations, Programming and Data Structures WORK EXPERIENCE Airflow Sciences Corporation Livonia, MI Fluid Dynamics Engineering Intern May 2019 – Present

• Design geometry meshes and CFD models to analyze and solve flow simulation problems for clientele • Contributed to Azore CFD software update by developing logfile summary interface in Qt • Researched 3D velocity probe designs by conducting laboratory experiments in controlled environment

Women in Science and Engineering Residence Program Ann Arbor, MI Peer Mentor, Study Group Leader August 2018 – April 2019

• Mentor incoming freshmen entering STEM fields on how to navigate and achieve success at Michigan • Facilitate discussion in study group setting and lead examination preparation workshops for introductory physics

Drake Laboratory Astrophysics Ann Arbor, MI Research Assistant October 2017 – April 2018

• Designed, built, and tested a gas-fill system regulated to 150 psi within deadline for high-energy-density laser testing at Omega laser facility through the Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program

• Researched topics in pressurized gas systems, CAD software, and electrical systems PROJECTS ___________________ Compact Localized Augmented Work-Station (C.L.A.W.S) for Astronaut EVAs January 2019-Present

• Program and debug interactable user-interface in C# for implementation on HoloLens to assist spacewalks • Tested prototype at NASA Johnson Space Center

Prototype Hovercraft January 2019-April 2019 • Wrote and debugged program in Arduino to control hovercraft thrust, lift, and payload capture • Participated in design, build, test process for fiberglass hovercraft with control, propulsion, and payload capture

systems for Aerospace Systems course Continuous Improvement and Operations Management September 2017-December 2018

• Performed waste observation and analyses, conducted time-studies, and collaborated in a team to develop operation improvement design for clientele at a café on University of Michigan’s campus

ORGANIZATIONS Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS), CLAWS Programming Lead January 2019-Present Sigma Gamma Tau Aerospace Honors Society, Active Member October 2018-Present Michigan Backpacking Club, Member September 2018-Present Women in Aeronautics and Astronautics, Mentorship Officer September 2017-Present American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Member September 2017-Present SKILLS

• C++, MATLAB, C#, GitLab, Unity, Arduino, Qt • SolidWorks, CATIA, ANSYS SpaceClaim • Trelis, GAMBIT, Azore CFD, STAR CCM+ • Microsoft Office Suite (Word, PowerPoint, Excel) and Adobe (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign)

Brian Sandor Cell: 630-488-0134 Email: bsandor@umich.edu

Objective: Seeking an internship to gain experience in the Aeronautical Engineering industry, primarily in propulsion or aerodynamics during the summer of 2020 Education: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI B.S.E. in Aerospace Engineering Minor in Materials Engineering May 2021 Current GPA: 3.6/4.0 University of Michigan Presidential Scholarship (Academic) Work Experience: FiberFin Inc. June 2017 – Aug. 2019 Engineering Intern

• Updated products and created technical prints for the store website and customers to provide information for design and improve sales

• Designed new modules using SolidWorks for automated production machines to improve speed and consistency of the production process

• Researched SLA printing technology and presented a proposal to purchase an SLA printer for the company to save time and money in future design projects

• Manufactured components on mills and 3D printers for new tools and equipment used on the production floor Jewel Osco Nov. 2016 – Aug. 2017 Produce Stocker

• Refilled and organized produce displays to improve aesthetic of the department and ensure the produce was fresh • Responsible for closing and cleaning the department at night to prepare for the morning crew

Extracurricular Activities: Michigan Vertical Flight Technology Feb. 2018 - Present Founding Member/Propulsion Subteam Lead

• Lead a group of other students to research different propulsion options for vertical takeoff and cruise • Delegated work to other students to design the battery system to sustain electric powered flight • Collaborated with other students to select propulsion system parts for testing and use on final aircraft • Designed and built test rigs to determine thrust and efficiency of different propulsion systems • Wrote testing procedures and safety documents for new members to assist in testing

Sigma Gamma Tau Honor Society Aug. 2019 - Present Academic Chair/Board Member

• Organize professor seminars to give students opportunities learn more about professors’ research at the university • Coordinate tutoring between members of the aerospace department to offer help to students who need it

Projects: Engineering 101:

• Designed, constructed, and programmed a 12’ blimp designed to perform a speed test and maneuverability test • Presented multiple presentations about design proposals, performance, and potential adaptations • Adapted 12’ design for use on Venus involving changes in size, materials, and power systems

Personal: • Built and modified multirotor drones of varying scales and number of rotors • Modified and tuned 3D printers to produce models and parts for other projects • Designed small electric RC planes constructed with combinations of wood, foam, and plastic parts

Skills: • CAD Experience: SolidWorks, Autodesk Inventor, CATIA V5, Siemens NX, Fusion 360 • Other Software: Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Powerpoint), MATLAB, Simplify3D, StarCCM, Arduino IDE • Manufacturing Experience: 3D printers (SLA/FDM), CNC mills, band saws, drill press, soldering, welding

ALEXANDER SCHIFFER aschiffe@umich.edu • (317) 910-1469

OBJECTIVE

Dedicated and highly motivated aerospace engineering student with additional knowledge of computer science seeking a summer 2020 internship in the aerospace industry

EDUCATION

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Apr 2021 Bachelor of Science, Major in Aerospace Engineering, Minor in Computer Science GPA: 3.79/4.00 University of New Haven – CEA Rome Center, Rome, Italy May 2018 – Jul 2018 Study Abroad Program

• Studied Principles of Engineering Materials and Photography in Rome • Overcame language and cultural barriers while adjusting to life abroad

WORK EXPERIENCE

FlightSafety International, St. Louis, MO May 2019 – Aug 2019 Software Intern, Visual Systems

• Aided development of plugin for 3D modeling program that allows users to edit an airport’s runways and see live changes in modeling program

• Collaborated with end-users to test plugin and develop new features based on their feedback • Reduced time needed to load and edit an airport’s runways from 2 days to 1 hour

PROJECT EXPERIENCE

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Lead Researcher, Hovercraft Team Feb 2019 – Apr 2019

• Designed, built, and tested 543-gram hovercraft with 1660-gram lifting capacity • Gained experience using CATIA and Star-CCM • Calculated geometric scaling factor that ensures hovercraft has same lifting capacity on Venus

Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN Jun 2016 – Aug 2016 Lab Technician, Physics Research Lab

• Performed quality assurance checks on sensors developed for Large Hadron Collider • Determined offset of manufactured sensors’ centroids from theoretical position is 76 microns but within

lab’s limits

• Composed research paper summarizing results and conclusions of analysis

LEADERSHIP

Dance Marathon at the University of Michigan (DMUM) Information Management Co-Chair Apr 2019 – Present Information Management Coordinator Apr 2018 – Mar 2019

• Appointed to leadership board of 600-member organization that raises over $250,000 per year for C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital

• Chair 6-person committee that manages organization’s data and provides data-driven guidance to other leadership committees

• Oversee movement of 10 years of data from former database management system to current system

COMPUTER SKILLS

Programming Languages: C++, Java, MATLAB, C#, Python Applications: Excel, PowerPoint, Visual Studio Code, Git, Subversion, IntelliJ, CATIA, Star-CCM, XFOIL

HONORS AND AWARDS

• Member of Sigma Gamma Tau, Aerospace Engineering Honors Society Apr 2019 – Present • Member of Tau Beta Pi, Engineering Honors Society Dec 2018 – Present

JONATHAN SIM +1 (734) 223-7750 | jonsim@umich.edu

OBJECTIVE I am an undergraduate in Aerospace Engineering applying for a full-time position starting January 2020.

EDUCATION THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ann Arbor, MI Expected Graduation: Dec 2019 • B.S.E. Aerospace Engineering GPA: 3.30/4.0 • Sigma Gamma Tau aerospace honor society

• Dean’s List

EXPERIENCE HYUNDAI MOTOR COMPANY Jan-Dec 2018 HATCI Co-Pilot Drone Project Member, Hardware Team • Developed quadcopter drone solution for use with future Hyundai vehicles that improved Field-

Of-Vision around vehicle to full 360°, with vision & object sensing of 434 m in any direction, an

FOV and vision-detection system rivaled only by Land Rover Project Hero

• Drone autonomously aids driver with various tasks, including road obstacle detection &

parking. Vehicle has a dock for landing and storing drone

• Fabrication Lead for Hardware Team, personally fabricated ~40% of final prototype

3M Jul-Aug 2016 R&D SEMS Lab Intern • Member of team that developed 3M Smart Cabling, IT patch panels & ethernet cabling with

integrated RFID chips & LEDs that intelligently match each cable with its appropriate port

• Smart Cabling reduces time of IT maintenance of patch panel cabling in offices by ~70%,

resulting in reduction of IT maintenance costs by ~$6,000 per wiring closet per year

• Evaluated versions of Smart Cabling software, reported bugs & missing features, and rewrote

~60% of UI messages in English-language version of software. Significantly improved user-

friendliness of Smart Cabling UI for 2 out of 3 release countries, which rely solely on the

English-language version of Smart Cabling

AUTARCO May-Jun 2016 Intern/Assistant to COO • Collaborated with Autarco’s COO on various projects in an energetic startup environment

• Inspected factories producing solar inverters and solar racks to perform quality control.

Improved designs of solar racks to reduce aluminum material used by ~30% without

diminishing load-bearing capacity

• Conducted market research on over 3,700 solar suppliers, distributors, and installers for

company’s impending move into US market

• Analyzed data on performance of currently-installed Autarco solar systems vs. modelled

performance, forwarded 32 troubled systems to sales for follow-up with customers. Improved

customer satisfaction in all 32 cases

ACTIVITIES CanSat, Student Space Systems Fab. Lab, Ann Arbor, MI Sep 2016 – May 2018 • Annual competition where teams from different universities design & build a flight vehicle to

meet certain objectives. 2016 year’s objective was to create a solar-powered glider launched by

a rocket. 2017 year’s objective was to design and build a free-falling probe with aerobrake that

would collect atmospheric data on descent. 2018 year’s competition was to build an autogyro.

• Led mechanical subteam that designed and fabricated swing-wing for solar-powered glider

SKILLS Programming C++, MatLab, Java

Simulations X-Plane & Airfoil Maker, XFoil, AVL

CAD SolidWorks & Flow Simulation, CATIA & StarCCM, Autodesk Fusion 360

Productivity Microsoft Office, iWork

3D Printing Stratasys Objet500, Printrbot, 3DSystems Cube3, BCN3D Sigma R19

Other Laser Cutter, Machine Shop Fabrication

Ryan Skorka Permanent: 63 Forest Hills Way, Cedar Grove, NJ 07009 Temporary: 1770 Broadway Street, Ann Arbor, MI 48105

rskorka@umich.edu • (973) 803-8115

EDUCATION

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Aerospace Engineering December 2020 • Cumulative GPA: 3.98 / 4.00 • Engineering Global Leadership Honors Program • International Minor in Engineering • Coursework: Aerodynamics, Propulsion, Structures, Aircraft Dynamics and Controls, Accounting Principles

Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honors Society, Active Member September 2018 -- Present • Volunteered at many events including Career Fair and Cub Scouts Day to give back to the community • Tutored students in multi-variable calculus in a one on one setting

Sigma Gamma Tau Aerospace Engineering Honors Society, Active Member September 2018 -- Present • Organized outreach events to elementary school students, exciting them about the aerospace industry • Organized and conducted study session to help students review for exam in gas dynamics CEA study abroad in Rome, Italy May 2019 – July 2019 TECHNICAL EXPERIENCE

Hovercraft Design Team, Team Member September 2018 – December 2018 • Participated in a small team to design and build a remote-controlled, fiberglass composite craft to hover in ground-

effect, move quickly, and maneuver around obstacles • Performed trade studies using Catia v5 and STAR-CCM+ to analyze lift, drag, and weight of hovercraft for different

shell geometries in order to pick what shell design was best and performed finite element analysis to analyze structure and tested used vibration table simulating launch loads

• Produced the fastest and most maneuverable hovercraft at the competition • Presented design and rationale to an audience of more than 100 people M-Fly Student Project Team, Aerodynamics and Propulsion Subteams Member September 2018 -- Present • Used simulation programs such as AVL, XFOIL, and MotoCalc to analyze and select motor, propeller diameter,

airfoil type, wing sizing, control surface sizing, and tail sizing • Designed and manufactured aluminum thrust stand to interface with various motors which was used to measure

static thrust and motor reliability • Developed MATLAB program to graph the predicted bending of main wing spar if given the geometry of the wing WORK EXPERIENCE

Jeff Lake Day Camp, Boating Instructor, Lifeguard, and Bus Counselor June 2016 -- August 2019 • Responsible for facilitating lake activities (kayaking, canoeing, sailing, swimming, etc) for campers aged five to thirteen • Trained new guards to ensure most effective and efficient practices were being employed • Fostered hard-working yet fun work-environment, resulting in near 100% retention of employees for two summers • Planned bus route and effectively communicated bus delays or special events to families which established positive

relationships with campers and parents, resulting in additional babysitting and private swim instruction jobs Additional

• Computer Skills: C++, MATLAB, Simulink, Catia v5, STAR-CCM+, AVL • Lab Skills: Circuit analysis tools (Multimeter, Oscilloscope), Soldering, Manufacturing tools (lathe, drill press, mill, etc) • Conversational knowledge of Spanish • Private Pilot with 75 hours flying

Julian Tarazi (734) 331-5389 | jtarazi@umich.edu | 1316 Geddes Ave, Apt. 8, Ann Arbor, MI, USA, 48104 | US Citizen

EDUCATION University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI Bachelor of Science in Engineering with Honors in Aerospace Engineering April 2021 Minor in Computer Science

• GPA: 4.00/4.00 • Admitted to College of Engineering Honors Program and Sigma Gamma Tau Aerospace Honors Society • Relevant Coursework: Engineering Design Course, Aerodynamics, Intro to Solid Mechanics and Aerospace

Structures, Intro to Programming & Data Structures, Dynamics and Vibrations École Nationale Supérieure de l’Électronique et de ses Applications (ENSEA) Cergy, France Study Abroad May-June 2018

• Completed classes in Probabilistic Methods in Engineering and French language and culture • Travelled across Europe to develop my global mindset and ability to interact with people from other cultures

WORK EXPERIENCE General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. Poway, CA USAF Systems Architecture Modeling June-August 2019

• Created Jython program for the modeling software MagicDraw that automated the process of updating hundreds of document hyperlinks, cutting out time-intensive process

• Built framework for easily importing requirements from over 200 specification documents from Rational DOORS to MagicDraw to allow the team to implement requirements traceability

PROJECT EXPERIENCE Michigan Investment Group Ann Arbor, MI Statistical Arbitrage Team Lead September 2017-Present

• Developing software in C++ and Python that utilizes technical indicators and statistical arbitrage to decide on buying and selling stocks

• Assessed real-money investment opportunities using this software, with portfolio yielding 11% returns in the last year Michigan Aeronautical Science Association Ann Arbor, MI Propulsion Team Member September 2017-August 2018

• Designed valves for controlling fuel and oxidizer flow to combustion chamber and redirecting leaks for safety • Machined endcap for the fuel tank to enclose fluids and provide interface for fuel flow plumbing • Disassembled and cleaned the rocket’s engine so that it would be safe for use by other members

Engineering Design Course – Intro to Aerospace Engineering Systems Ann Arbor, MI Student January-May 2019

• Designed and constructed a hovercraft’s shell and payload retrieval mechanism and drove it in competition, finishing second out of 12 teams in the speed competition

• Presented the hovercraft and findings about its potential performance on Venus to 50 professors, students, and guests SKILLS Programming Languages: C++ (Working), Python (Working), MATLAB (Proficient), Jython (Working) Computer Programs: SolidWorks (Working), CATIA (Working), ANSYS (Working), StarCCM+ (Working), MagicDraw (Working), Rational DOORS (Working), Microsoft Office (Advanced), Mac OS (Advanced) Machining: Lathe, Band Saw, Shear, Punch, Drill Press Languages: French (Proficient) AWARDS AND HONORS University of Michigan, Engineering Scholarship of Honor – $20,000 awarded annually for academic excellence University of Michigan, James B. Angell Scholar – awarded for three consecutive terms of all A’s

Ricardo Van Zanten U.S. Citizen ● rgvz@umich.edu ● 954-249-1580 ● Ann Arbor, MI

Objective To obtain an internship or co-op in the field of Aerospace Engineering or a related discipline.

Education University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Sept. 2016 – May 2020 Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Aerospace Engineering, Minor in Music GPA: 3.847/4.000 Relevant Coursework: Aerospace Propulsion, Electric Propulsion, Computational Methods, Aerodynamics, Spacecraft Dynamics, Gas Dynamics, Aerospace Structures

Experience University of Michigan Plasmadynamics and Electric Propulsion Lab, Ann Arbor, MI Undergraduate Research Assistant June – Aug 2019

● Researched principles of operation for relatively new field-reversed configuration (FRC) thruster design ● Designed the electronics and fiber optic control system for the pulsed power supply of the FRC thruster ● Sourced all components and developed PCB schematics for robust assembly of control system ● Soldered all components on three separate PCBs and designed a compact box to house the main microcontroller ● Presented two progress reports for weekly lab meetings, and drafted a formal research paper to summarize the entire project

Undergraduate Research Assistant May – July 2018 ● Quickly adapted to lab working environment and rapidly familiarized myself with previously unknown LabVIEW software

to develop, troubleshoot, and complete main project deliverables ● Programmed the vacuum chamber’s DAQ system to enable autonomous error handling while in operation ● Expanded autonomous system capabilities to account for emergency shutdowns and thruster relighting ● Designed, tested, and implemented a solenoid valve control circuit to cut off gas flow in emergencies ● Presented two technical project milestone reports during weekly project update meetings

Universidad de Navarra and TECNUN, Navarra, Spain Spanish Language, Culture, and Industry Immersion Program June – July 2017

● Researched local concerns and proposed an intelligent buoy system displaying rip current strength to improve beach safety ● Participated in company visits to cutting-edge Basque manufacturing companies leading their industries ● Analyzed Spanish engineering and manufacturing practices to gain a better understanding of how local culture relates to the

engineering industry abroad

Projects RC Airship (~2m length)

● Designed and manufactured a helium envelope, wooden gondola, and twin motor assembly to implement the respective lift, structural, and propulsion subsystems of the airship

● Orally presented a technical overview of the design, manufacturing, and testing processes to justify the rationale behind the airship design and performance to aerospace engineering faculty, students, and the general public

● Piloted the airship in competition against peers in speed and maneuverability trials to demonstrate airship effectiveness and design robustness

RC and Camera-Operated Hovercraft (~0.5m length) ● Designed a hovercraft shell on CATIA and created a CNC toolpath for its wax mold ● Conducted a two-layer fiberglass layup cured with epoxy using the wax mold to create the physical shell ● Simulated internal and external flow through and around the hovercraft shell using StarCCM ● Delegated tasks between five team members and managed constant schedule deadlines to ensure timely completion of major

prototyping milestones and test flights

Skills Languages: Fluent in English and Spanish Programming Languages: LabVIEW; MATLAB; C++ Applications: LaTeX; AVL; XFOIL; CATIA V5; StarCCM; Autodesk Inventor; MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint

Activities University Chamber Percussion Ensemble January 2019 – present Sigma Gamma Tau Honor Society April 2018 – present American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, U-M Outreach Committee March 2018 – present Michigan Marching Band and Michigan Hockey Band, Percussionist January 2017 – present Cooking, tennis, college football and basketball

Akhil Vinod 2570 Black Horse Ct. NE Grand Rapids, MI 49505

vakhil@umich.edu || (616) 717-0380 || www.linkedin.com/in/vakhil || Permanent Resident

EDUCATION University of Michigan Ann Arbor GPA: 3.77

BSE in Aerospace Engineering, Minor in Computer Science April 2021 Admitted to College of Engineering Honors Program 2018 – Current

WORK EXPERIENCE Solution Design Support Intern, Dematic Corp. June – August 2019

● Developed new company login interface and API using ASP.NET Core through C#, HTML5, and JavaScript while implementing JWT Tokenized security protocol

● Designed and established new company database to hold 1000’s of rows of product information with a complex series of relationships and cross references through SQL Server Management Studio

Solution Development Intern, Dematic Corp. May – August 2018

● Designed Distribution Center Subsystems, using CET Designer and Sketch-Up, for Frito Lay, Walgreens, Golden State Foods; Over 100+ hours of CAD

● Advanced development of new Company Database and Expanded Data Sources through Queries in the M Language; Saved 40 hours of labor for company

● Managed Data and gave presentations to Managers and Coworkers using Power BI, Excel Pivot Tables, and PowerPoint

PROJECT EXPERIENCE Team Member, Michigan Aeronautical Science Association August 2018 - Current

● Assisted on the testing and production of team rocket for the Base 11 Space Challenge ● Machined Liquid Oxygen Tank end-plates, and other parts from CAD Drawings using Mill and

Lathe Ops in Wilson Student Team Project Center ● Designed parts for rocket chamber and engine with SOLIDWORKS and tested nozzle stress and

heat exposures through ANSYS OTHER EXPERIENCE Volunteer Work, The Geek Group March 2016

● Advised for Grant writing, wrote essays and memorandums to further STEM involvement with middle and elementary school students

● Planned and tested material in Lab dealing with structural properties; Learned basic electrical and controls components

GROUPS x Sigma Gamma Tau Initiates Chair, University of Michigan Dean’s List

SKILLS ● Computer Programming: C++, C#, MATLAB, TSQL, JavaScript, HTML5, VBA ● Organization and Data Analysis: Microsoft Office, Power BI, SQL, Salesforce ● 3-D CAD Software: CET Designer, SOLIDWORKS, CATIA V5, Sketch-Up ● Finite Element Analysis: ANSYS ● Languages: Spanish at Conversational Level

Rahul Vohra 22 Courtside Ln, Princeton, NJ 08540 | Cell: 732-735-6560 | vohrahul@umich.edu

Education

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor – College of Engineering Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Aerospace Engineering May 2021 Minor in Computer Science GPA: 3.841 / 4.0 Coursework: Aircraft and Spacecraft Structures, Data Structures and Algorithms,

Spacecraft Dynamics, Aircraft and Spacecraft Propulsion, Gas Dynamics

Computer and Programming Experience • Aircraft Flight Analysis: plan physical simulation and optimization to minimize time, fuel consumption,

and power using numerical integration methods of UAV- Dubins Path, thrust and power relations [MATLAB]

• Orbital Trajectory Planning for N-body problem: design physical model and simulate rocket gravity assist to moon and back using numerical approximation RK4 method – Orbital mechanics, Hohmann transfers [MATLAB]

• Matrix Method Implementation for n-Sized Truss Systems: read in known displacements and forces, use combination of static, constitutive, and compatibility equations to create stiffness matrix, and use matrix algebra to characterize truss system under load – Computational solutions of static, arbitrarily large trusses [MATLAB]

• Machine Learning: use natural language processing, cost minimization algorithms, and statistical techniques to classify text posts by category using student forums for training and testing data – Recursion, binary search trees, templating, and map data structures [C++]

• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, and preliminary Java and Arduino Nano experience

Technical and Leadership Experience Raytheon Missile Systems – Modeling, Simulations, and Analysis Summer of 2019

• Implemented software features within GenRF radar simulation pertaining to efficient terrain generation • Developed an Altitude Return algorithm to capture ground effects of radar side lobe clutter [C++, MATLAB] • Worked with radar generation and signal processing teams to generalize code functionality and reduce runtime • Consolidated multiple terrain generation algorithms from legacy models into updated method

MIT Lincoln Laboratory January – May 2019

• Mustang Laser Communications Satellite Program: o Created testing fixtures for coarse encoder, FPGA and PCB endurance tests, and motor operation; Designed

in SolidWorks, then 3D-printed or machined for assembly and testing o Tested and analyzed components and provided recommendations to establish tolerances and behavior patterns

• Silicate Bonding of Novel Optical Fixtures – Technical Research Initiative: o Developed and conducted procedure for experimental silicate bonding method to improve strength properties o Wrote multiple programs to filter, process, and analyze desired information from large data sets

Hovercraft Team Fall of 2018

• Designed, built, and tested a remote-controlled hovercraft to compete in speed and mass-delivery tests • Designed hovercraft in Catia V5 and modelled internal and external flows to adapt shell using Star-CCM+ • Aided in Arduino programming of controls, and assisted in wiring and soldering of the electrical subsystem • Created and presented reports and presentations outlining hovercraft’s initial design, simulation results, test data,

and recommended adaptations for Titan at two kilometers throughout class and at Annual Aerospace Day Airship Team Fall of 2017

• Created and competed in remote-controlled airship competition in speed and reconnaissance tests • Led installation of gondola system, reducing frame weight by ~40% with minimal loss to structural integrity;

Ran structural analysis on truss system under point loads to remove redundant supports and save mass

Honors and Awards • Member of Sigma Gamma Tau Aerospace Honors Society September 2018 - Present • Rogel Award of Excellence Scholarship (four-year, merit-based scholarship) 2017 - Graduation