Skills - More About Me

My research activities as an undergraduate and graduate student and my professional experience as a student employee have provided me with the requisite skills to work productively for an organization.

Leadership

• I was the team leader for an innovative gyrocopter aircraft modeling project for my Bachelor's Senior Design project

• I effectively supervised and communicated with my team members for concept development and analysis

• I allocated relevant project tasks based on each member's proficient aeronautical design and simulation expertise

Teamwork/Collaboration

• For my Master's thesis project, I worked with my team member (undergraduate student) to design a unique manufacturing setup. I designed the experiment's primary model while my team member developed the program code for successful operation. Our collaboration resulted in a successful prototyping operation for engineering products

• I collaborated with my team members to exchange design ideas for modeling a gyrocopter for my Bachelor's thesis

• After working on distinct structural design and simulation tasks, we merged our gyrocopter analysis results for successful flight operation, and the committee lauded the project

• As a Data Analytics and Student Development Assistant, I collaborated with both Member Services and Staff Development Supervisors to prepare data analysis reports and model LinkedIn Learning courses

• These data reports helped create dashboards showing facility usage for our department, which attracts more than 1 million users annually. The LinkedIn Learning platform helps in training more than 600 student employees

Problem-Solving

• For my Bachelor's project, I attained problem-solving skills by solving a daunting challenge to rotate the rotor blades by air action without any input speed

• After several unsuccessful trials and errors, I solved the rotation conundrum by writing a user-defined code based on analytical mathematical formulas

• I developed troubleshooting skills by solving a potential hardware issue in the prototyping machine (3D printer), which limited the movement of the printing nozzle. After diligently reading the manual and observing the wiring setup, I solved the problem by meticulously adjusting the stage motor's home offset position

Communication

• I worked as an Exam Proctor for the Office of Disability Services at Rutgers University, where I had the opportunity to communicate with the staff for assisting in exam setup. I also conveyed any concerns from students and essential exam instructions from Professors

• I presented the progress of my research experiments in weekly group meetings in the Mechanical Engineering department, where I received valuable feedback from my group members

• During my tenure as a Teaching Assistant and Data Analytics Assistant, I communicated with my supervisors, discussing coursework materials, data reports, facility trends, and provided recommendations on innovative ideas for the department

Work Ethic

• I firmly believe that working as a research engineering student and under diverse employee roles, I have developed the essential tools to work in a collaborative organization and make valuable contributions to the team