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M.S.
Mechanical Engineering
State
University of New York at Buffalo Buffalo, New York
(1995-1997)
B.T.
Mechanical Engineering
State
University of New York at Buffalo
State College Buffalo, New York (1993-1995)
Baker
Hughes Houston,
Texas (1999-Present)
Mechanical Engineer - Project Leader
Thomas
C. Wilson, Inc. Long
Island City, New York (1997-1999)
Product Engineer
Designed,
developed and utilized new hydraulic and pneumatic tools along with their
accessories for HVAC industry. Developed a complete self feeding unit for
tube cleaning that was later on patented. Worked on developing a new technology
for automation of tube expansion process using a computer driven arm. New
products developed using Mechanical Desktop (3D solid modeling) to increase
efficiency and productivity while keeping design time low
American
Precision Industries, Basco Division Buffalo,
New York (1996-1997)
Assistant Engineer
Worked
on designing, utilizing, and performing tests on heat exchangers, and moisture
separators/intercoolers. Used the latest technologies and computer software,
such as Phase Doppler Particle Analyzer (Laser technique) and FI-DAP software
(Computational Fluid Dynamics based program for flow modeling using finite
element analysis), for getting theoretical solutions to back up the experimentally
obtained results.
MOD-PAC Corporation
Buffalo, New York (1996-1996)
Procedure Writing Intern
Worked
on creating and writing procedures in accordance to ISO 9000 for Structural
Department, Designing Department, and Production office. After the procedures
were developed, the unique, master procedure was written that will be used
in the company's future operation. Developed various charts to supplement
the procedures.
Cepting Inc.
Belgrade, Yugoslavia (1990-1993)
Engineering Consultant
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Produced
workshop documentation for stable automatic water-based (sprinkler, drencher
and water curtain) and gas based (carbon dioxide and halon) fire protections
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Produced
Fire protection projects for residential buildings, public buildings and
industrial objects in those parts pertaining to fire protection of machine
heating installations, ventilation and climatization
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Produced
documentation for pump stations and piping
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Assisted
in production of projects for smoke and heat removal installations for
various kinds of objects
Computer Languages:
Basic,
FORTRAN, HTML
Computer Systems: Windows,
UNIX, VMS, DOS
Computer Software: FI-DAP
(Computational Fluid Dynamics), Excel, MatLab, Maple, Math CAD, Auto CAD
R14, Mechanical Desktop (3D solid modeling), FAAST3
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