CRAIG MICHAUD

OBJECTIVE

EDUCATION

HONORS

WORK

EXPERIENCE

To acquire a position as an engineer that presents many unique experiences in the Mechanical Engineering Field, where team work and dedication are an avid incorporation of every challenge.

May 2005 University of Maine Orono, Maine

B.S. in Mechanical Engineering GPA: 3.42

Related Courses

Statics Dynamics

Strength of Materials Introduction to Circuit Analysis

Thermodynamics I&II Business and Technical Writing

Fluid Mechanics Mechanical Laboratory I&II

Design I&II&III System Dynamics and Controls

Mechanical Vibrations Refrigeration and Air Condition Design

Heat Transfer Statistics

Eagle Scout
Pulp and Paper Scholarship Recipient
National Honors Society Member
Citizenship Award
Dean’s List
Pi Tau Sigma (President)

Brewer Automotive Components Brewer, Maine

Engineering Intern December 2003-Present

· Performed testing to have rolled formed threads certified for plant use.

· Programmed (CNC) entire line to run new product, increased capacity of the plant.

· Through VAVE saved $8,000/yr

· Was in charge of producing all of the Standard Operating Procedures for the machining side of the plant.

· Ran trials, with an engineer, of different types of tooling to see which tools performed best.

Tests resulted in a change of the tool supplier, which doubled tool life.

· Designed various parts and guards for machines to optimize their performance.

Poland Springs Bottling Company Poland Springs, Maine

Quality Assurance Lab Technician June 2003-August 2003

· Ensured the quality of bottled water by performing tests to determine pH, Turbidity, and the

amount of Total Dissolved Solids.

· Checked incoming water for the presence of Manganese to ensure that bromate would not

form in the shelf life of the bottle.

· Sanitized incoming tankers to meet with State and Federal regulations.

· Guaranteed water was safe for consumption.

Autotronics Frenchville, Maine

Service Technician May 2002-August 2002

· Performed minor mechanical work and wiring on ambulances, buses and police cars.

· Made power tools, jacks, and compressors OSHA compliant by adding guards, adjusting gaps,

COMPUTER SKILLS

and painting

· Learned how to utilize basic shop equipment

Paradis Family Shop n’ Save Madawaska, Maine

Grocery Clerk April 1999-August 2001

· Sorted, stocked, and unloaded freight.

· Acquired organizational, as well as customer service skills.

Microsoft Word, Microsoft Works, Powerpoint, Access, SOLIDWORKS, Mechanical Desktop, AutoCad Matlab, Windows, FORTRAN, MathCAD, Labview