Marcus Martin                                                                                               18857 Poppy Seed Ln, Germantown, MD 20874
https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcus-martin-umd/                              marcus.martin89@yahoo.com, (240)-750-3186

 

OBJECTIVE

Entry level position in mechanical engineering using product development, design, and control systems skills.

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EDUCATION

A. James Clark School of Engineering, University of Maryland                                                     

B.S. Mechanical Engineering                          Cumulative:     GPA: 3.269

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ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE 

Integrated Product and Process Development

-Intervertebral Load Measuring Prototype (Sponsored by K2M Inc.): Group Member

 

• Collaborated in the development and design of load sensing vertebral prototype

• Evaluated physics involved in the testing and future vertebral environment for the prototype

• Applied Buckingham Pi Theorem and scaling analysis to correlate prototype and model testing parameters

• Final prototype will be used by K2M as a proof of concept for further development

 

Additive Manufacturing

-Meso-fluidic Diode: Group Member

 

• Designed a two material meso-fluidic umbrella diode using Solidworks.

• Assisted with post processing by removing excess support material

• Calculated diodicities and flow resistances used to assess the performance of each diode

• Collaborated in the creation of journal-style manuscript illustrating the additive design process and performance analysis of each diode

 

Product Engineering and Manufacturing

-Group Member 

             

• Used the Product Design Process to analyze the development and performance of Dewalt’s DCF815 impact driver

• Performed benchmarking, dissection, dimensioning, and thermal management analysis on DCF815 impact driver

• Prepared and proposed a redesign of the DCF815 to Dewalt representatives.

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WORK EXPERIENCE

Vibration, Controls, and Optimization II

- Teaching Fellow

• Assisted the course instructors with grading of homework assignments and the Final Exam

• Guided students through improper coding and/or misunderstood control theory in MATLAB Studios

• Held weekly office hours to assist students with assignments

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SKILLS

Proficiency in:

MATLAB, Microsoft Word, Excel, and Power Point, Arduino, & Processing 3.0

CAD Software: Creo 3.0, Solid Works

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HONORS

• AFCEA (Bethesda Chapter) Scholarship

• James Culp Memorial Endowed Scholarship