Joseph
Paturzo
68
Admiral Street
West Haven CT 06516 jpaturzo@gmail.com
Education Temple University, Philadelphia, PA
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, May 2004
· Calculus I, II, III · Vibrations |
· Differential Equations · Thermodynamics / Fluid Mechanics |
· Machine Design |
· Technical Communication |
· CAD/CAM |
· High Speed Data Acquisition |
January 2001-May 2004 Temple
University Mechanical Engineering Department
Philadelphia, PA Lab Assistant
· Service all machine shop equipment, including vertical mill and lathe.
· Service all mechanical lab equipment, including fluid dynamic test equipment, high speed data acquisition equipment, solids testing equipment and prep material samples.
· Design and manufacture various components using manual and CNC mills and lathes.
· Operate a water brake dynamometer using a 600cc sport bike engine.
June 2002-Aug 2003 American
Seal and Engineering and Co., INC.
New Haven, CT Internship, Junior Engineer
· Performed leak testing and pressure testing of metallic seals.
· Designed various tooling and test fixtures using AutoCAD.
· Performed statistical analysis on quality control data.
· Worked closely with manufacturing in order to produce a quality product.
Research Projects: Formula SAE race vehicle design and construction.
Sr. Design: Ultra-lightweight Braking System for a FSAE Racecar.
Operating Systems DOS, HP UNIX, Windows NT/2000, Linux.
Applications: MS Office, AutoCAD / Mechanical Desktop, I-deas 8, Mastercam, ANSYS FEA, Matlab 6.1, Bill Mitchell Suite, SolidWorks 2005, COSMOS.
September 2000-2004
Member, Temple University Society of Automotive Engineers, ASME
Team Captain, Formula SAE Race Car Team, May 2002 – May 2004
· Supervise new members and check for quality of components they manufacture.
· Delegate weekly tasks to the team, keeping inventory of material in mind.
· Manufacture complex components such as wheel hubs, brake rotors, brake calipers, and differential carriers using CNC manufacturing.
· Motivate student workers through teaching and positive feedback.
· Perform advanced design work, including the design and analysis of a tuned exhaust, turbocharger system, brake rotors, rear suspension and space frame, brake calipers and drive train.
Temple University
· Theodore P. Vassallo Award – For outstanding and significant contributions to student activities in the College of Engineering.
· SAE Student Award– Recognition for outstanding effort and accomplishments on behalf of the SAE student chapter.
· Winner – Outstanding Senior Design Poster.
· Winner – Testimonial For An Outstanding Senior Design Project.