1. ABOLAJI ALIMI
8126 Bo Jack Dr. Houston, Texas 77040 • 832-326-5144 • aalimi@student.pvamu.edu
OBJECTIVE To obtain an internship/co-op in a high quality engineering environment where my resourceful experience
and academic skills will add value to organizational operations
EDUCATION
Prairie View A&M University, Roy G. Perry College of Engineering Expected graduation date:
Pursuing Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering May 2018
GPA: 3.47/4.00
SKILLS
 Extensive working and operating knowledge of Effective Communication Skills, Linux, Python, Gaussian View,
v.i editor, Auto CAD, N.X 7.5, MATLAB CHI760D, EES and Microsoft Office
WORK EXPERIENCE
Prairie View A&M University, Prairie View, TX June 2016 – Present
Office of Recruitment and Marketing – Summer Intern
 Worked with a team in providing outstanding innovation, customer services, and support to the student
and parents of Class of 2016.
 Assisted the university in successfully attracting, admitting and registering a total of 5000 prospective
students.
 Conducted tours on the campus, so that prospective students and their families can become acquainted
with Prairie View A&M University.
 Won Enrollment Management Director’s Award for achieving a record enrollment in registering the
largest freshman class in the history of the University.
Prairie View A&M University, Prairie View, TX February 2016 – May 2016
Cooperative Agriculture Research Center – Farm Operations
 Practice no-till planting on a 1000 acre farmland to reduce soil erosion; adopted new technologies that
prove both economically and environmentally beneficial to agricultural production.
 Fed farm animals in a time efficient manner and assisted in activities to harvest crops.
 Maintained farm buildings, laid and trimmed hedges, dug and maintained ditches, put up and mended
fences
 Operated and maintained multiple types of engines: fiat, 12V,Duramax 6.6L, and 350 engines
Los Alamos National Laboratory, New Mexico June 2015 – August 2015
Theoretical Division; Physics and Chemistry of Materials - Summer Intern
 Served as a member of the Manufacturing Engineer Group accountable for developing cost-effective
solutions to manufacturing production fuel cell technologies
 Managed weekly report, pre-design discovery, 3D modeling, prototype build, assembling, and quality
and test plans of a proton exchange membrane fuel cell stack that continuously runs for about service
life of 40,000 hours.
 Reduced material waste by 12% , reduced manufacturing cost and improved the efficiency by 50%
 Used the Nature Index to track affiliations of over 10,000 high-quality scientific articles and presented a
graphical representation showing counts of all the recent research output for the division.
ORGANIZATIONS, HONORS AND SCHOLARSHIP
 Tau Beta Pi Honor Society Spring 2016 - Present
 BASF/Alfred Chisholm Endowed Memorial Scholarship Spring 2015 – Present
 University Honors - Prairie View A&M University Spring 2015- Present
 Prairie View A&M University Soccer Team Spring 2015 - Present