Objective: Motivated new graduate seeking a position in the area of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
Education: Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (May 2012)
Minor in Business Administration
University of Massachusetts Lowell (UML), Lowell, MA
International Winter University of Kassel, Kassel, Germany (12/2010 – 01/2011)
Completed a German language course and a German Cultural Studies course
Concordia University, Montreal, QC (2006-2008)
Completed 2 years of study in Civil & Environmental Engineering
Key Skills: AutoCAD Civil 3D, Land desktop, MATLAB, STRUDL, Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Powerpoint)
Bilingual: English / French
Relevant
Experience:
City of Melrose, Department of Public Works, Melrose, MA (July 2012-Present)
Engineering Intern
• Created as-built record drawings for local water main replacements projects using AutoCAD.
• Managed various roadway re-construction projects through collaboration with MassDOT; handled cost-of-materials estimations, project documentation, and on-site project visits.
• Co-ordinated the 2012 Lead and Copper Testing Program by collecting samples to determine the contribution of faucet fixtures and household pipes and solder to the lead and copper levels in tap water; cooperated with the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection for sample results.
Academic
Projects:
Capstone Design (Spring 2012)
Purpose of the project was to re-design a 160ft span bridge located on Kings Bridge Rd, Brimfield, MA.
• Designed for the superstructure, deck design, and substructure components of the bridge.
• Used AutoCAD Civil 3D software and Microsoft Excel.
• Team placed first among the class for the most cost efficient bridge design.
Concrete Canoe (2010-2012)
Built and designed a canoe made from concrete and competed against schools all over North America.
• Team member of the mix design, development and testing, and the aesthetic design of the canoe.
• Intensively trained and paddled in the co-ed sprints.
• Placed 2nd in the Northeast Regionals and placed 13th overall in Nationals in June 2012.
Service Learning Project (Spring 2012)
Construction of a one extra bi-directional express bus lane on the Lowell Connector to connect the Gallagher Transit Center to I-495.
• Developed three different alternatives and collected data based on cost estimates, land prices, inflation, and consultation with engineers.
• Recommended best alternative based on cost benefit analysis and the different funding sources.
Relevant
Courses: Project Management, Water Resources, Physical and Chemical Hydrogeology, Structural Analysis, Transportation, Foundations and Soil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Steel Design, Surveying
Work Experience:
2010-2012: UMass Lowell Physics Department, Lowell, MA
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