Harrison L.

Experience

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  Pizza Hut

  Jun 2015 - Jan 2017

  Team Member

  I mainly served as a delivery driver for Pizza Hut (Hallrich Inc). I worked with customers, prepared food, deposited money, and handled sanitation. At times, I trained new members, helped with dine-in services, and went to to others stores to help out when they were low on staff.

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  The University of Akron Engineering Student Council

  Jan 2016 - Jan 2019

  I conducted monthly meetings, collaborated with the college and Dean, and organized fundraisers and events. I assisted in budgeting and outreach events. I was in charge of taking the council to the National Association of Engineeeing Student Council conference. I attended regional and national online web calls for NAESC. I also oversaw and delegated all council activity. My role was to represent the Aerospace Systems Engineering class and provide guidance to the new leadership team My role was to develop communications with the college, create and oversee the Outreach Committee, and organize fundraisers. I was a part of the redevelopment of our council as we rewrote the constitution, created a freshman council, developed better national recognition and involvement, and created the council newsletter. I co-wrote the College of Engineering newsletter, attended 2 National Engineering Student Council conferences, and provided support to represent the Aerospace Systems Engineering students of Akron

  • President

    Jan 2018 - Jan 2019

  • Aerospace Representative

    Jan 2018 - Jan 2018

  • Vice President

    Jan 2017 - Jan 2018

  • Aerospace Representative

    Jan 2016 - Jan 2017
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  Akronauts Rocket Design Team

  Jan 2016 - Jul 2020

  The primary job of Aerostructure Lead is to oversee the design of the team's rocket. Along with my co-lead, we orchestrated team meetings, taught our members rocketry and design fundamentals, and oversaw the development of our team's rocket. I have made several components in the machine shop, taken role as a primary assembler for the rocket, and discussed the rocket's components at design presentations. A major role was writing the vehicle section for the PDR, CDR, FRR, and PLAR which included description, testing, analysis, and modeling. Other roles include making meeting presentations, collaborating with the other systems teams, and making design decisions for the rocket.My team received 3rd in overall design in the country at the NASA Student Launch Competition as well as 3rd overall. Exibir menos

  • President

    Jul 2019 - Jul 2020

  • Aerostructure Lead

    Jul 2018 - Jul 2019

  • Air Brake Design Lead

    Jul 2017 - Jul 2018

  • Member

    Jan 2016 - Jul 2017
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  The University of Akron

  Jan 2017 - Jan 2017

  Academic Tutor

  I assisted students in Calculus I, II, and III, Spanish, Physics, Statics, and Accounting.

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  National Association of Engineering Student Councils (NAESC)

  Jan 2018 - Jan 2019

  Midwest Regional Recruitment Coordinator

  The National Association of Engineering Student Councils is an organization that dedicates itself in promoting advocacy, collaboration, and leadership. Established in 1983, it unites the nation's top engineering students to work together in achieving NAESC's goal. My job is to communicate with potential new councils and hold meetings to inform them about NAESC. It is my responsibility to help expand NAESC in the Midwest region and keep records of my communications.

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  Safran

  Jan 2018 - Jan 2018

  Engineering Co-op

  I worked between two departments for this rotation. My time divided between in the Ram Air Turbine group (RAT) and the Generator department. I assisted the RAT team in preparing for our Critical Design Review, developed superelements for modal analysis, and did heat cycle plasticity analysis . With the Generators, I wrote reports for generator assemblies, designed static test stands, and did stack-up analysis.

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  Safran

  Jan 2018 - Jan 2018

  Engineering Co-op

  I worked as an interim engineer at Safran, where I got to tolerance and design tools for building parts for aircraft. I got to work with motors and accessories for planes and helicopters and test certain functionalities of them. I utilized Solidworks, NX, Autodesk, and Microsoft Office in order to model, tolerance, and these investigate parts.

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  The University of Akron AIAA Chapter

  Jan 2019 - Jan 2020

  Co-Founder/Vice Chairman

  AIAA is a collaborative group of engineers with the goals to improve the future of aerospace engineering. My chapter works to get fellow students involved in the aerospace industry and make connections within the field.

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  The University of Akron

  Jan 2019 - Jan 2020

  I helped assist the Dean of Engineering and the Coordinator of Administrative Services with minor tasks and offered help to students and faculty. My role was to help assist the College of Engineering in student visit days, scholar days, and senior visit days. I provided tours and traveled to high schools to help encourage students to come to the University of Akron, while answering their questions and providing a student level insight on being a college engineer.

  • Student Assistant

    Jan 2020 - Jan 2020

  • Dean's Team Representative

    Jan 2019 - Jan 2020
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  Lockheed Martin

  Jan 2019 - Jan 2019

  Advanced Manufacturing Engineer Co-op

  I worked in the Advanced Manufacturing Division where I researched generative design processes, optimized topological features, and investigated future design methodology. I prepared and loaded CAD models in 3-D printers (Ultimakers, Lulzbot, MarkForged, Mojo, Titan, Fortus, and Formulabs). I also designed and made tooling for Operations Engineers for floor work. Lastly, I participated in an intern IRAD project where my team developed a cheap and easy-to-assemble security alert and recording system. Exibir menos

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  The University of Akron

  Jan 2019 - Jan 2019

  Student Grader

  My role was to grade undergraduate Fluid Mechanics quizzes and homework and provide suggestive feedback to the students.

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  Lockheed Martin

  Jan 2021 - now

  "The Engineering Leadership Development Program (ELDP) prepares outstanding future technical leaders for Lockheed Martin. During this three year program, I will complete three to four rotational assignments that provide exposure to a variety of challenging work environments. The rotational experiences will help me see the "big picture" and develop capabilities in numerous areas important to your discipline. Additional technical training, usually offered on site, will test skills and expand capabilities. I will be exposed to state of the art concepts important to your business, and be instructed by functional experts." Exibir menos

  • Sr. Mechanism Design Engineer

    Jan 2024 - now

  • Sr. ELDP (Engineering Leadership Development Program)

    Jan 2023 - now

  • Sr. Mechanisms Subsystem Systems Engineer

    Jul 2023 - Jan 2024

  • Sr. Space Systems Engineer

    Jan 2023 - Jan 2023

  • ELDP (Engineering Leadership Development Program)

    Jul 2022 - Jan 2023

  • Space Systems Engineer

    Mar 2022 - Jan 2023

  • Systems Engineer CES

    Jan 2021 - Mar 2022

  • Operations Systems Engineer Asc

    Jan 2021 - Jan 2021