1. CASEY BRIAN STRIPLING
215 Morris st. | Riesel, TX 76682 | 254.744.9714 | caseystripling9714@gmail.com
OBJECTIVE
To obtain a Mechanical Engineering position.
EDUCATION
West Texas A&M University Canyon, TX
B.S. in Mechanical Engineering GPA 3.565 December 2015
Certification
 Recently passed the Fundamental of Engineering Exam and currently working on finalizing my
certification as an Engineer-In-Training (EIT).
RELEVANT ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE
Texas Department of Transportation Pampa, TX
Engineering Intern June 2015- August 2015
 Effectively communicated job specifications and expectations to contractors.
 Communicated with other engineers to develop solutions to problems both verbal and written.
 Maintained job quality by testing materials such as asphalt and concrete including calculating
yields.
 Made sure all projects and the job site met plan specifications.
 Created daily material estimates in order to maintain budget goals.
 Obtained a working knowledge of worksite safety and Texas D.O.T. worksite specifications.
West Texas A&M University Canyon, TX
Biodiesel Plant Senior Design Project Fall 2015
 In a group environment, designed & fabricated a custom-built, fully functioning, small-scale
biodiesel plant.
 Researched by interviewing subject matter experts and touring a rendered animal fat biodiesel
plant.
 Applied engineering knowledge and utilized critical thinking in resolving problems.
 Used Autodesk Inventor and Autodesk Computational Fluid Dynamics to run tests on potential
design materials where knowledge of raw material properties was needed to keep the design
safe for the user.
 Planned the sequence of assembly to make the building process quick and efficient. Utilized
welding and fabrication skills to complete and assemble the design into a fully functioning
system.
Thermofluid Dynamics Research Project Fall 2015
 Researched aspects of the efficiency differences between water and nanofluid.
 Analyzed differences in efficiency using mathematical calculations to determine which cools
better.
 Designed small scale heat exchanger for conducting experiments to observe changes in
temperatures and pressure between solutions.
Turning Target Machine Design Project Spring 2015
 Fabricated and designed a 90 degree turning target to meet expectations for local campus
police force.
 Analyzed fatigue points using Inventor and engineering calculations. Used CAD software to
check for part interference and test match parts to support others in the assembly. Applied
welding and fabrication skills to correctly assemble parts to form functional product.
Riesel ISD Riesel, TX
Design Projects
 Designed and built a tongue pull Bar-B-Que Pit fabricated from a 20 inch diameter pipe.
 Designed and built large grills and smokers.

2. OTHER EXPERIENCE
Robinson Family Feed Amarillo, TX
Warehouse Assistant May – August 2014
 Loaded and delivered feed and hay.
 Operated warehousing and agricultural equipment.
Mitchell’s Landscaping Amarillo, TX
Crew Leader Summer of 2012 & 2013
 Supervised a residential and commercial landscaping crew.
 Operated various lawn machines and construction equipment.
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Software: MatLab, ANSYS, Autodesk Inventor, AutoCAD, Autodesk Computational Fluid Dynamics,
Microsoft Office.
Knowledgeable In: Metal fabrication, welding, material testing, operating heavy machinery, including
tractors and skid steers.
Other skills: Project management, team leadership, basic business management, following design
specifications
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
West Texas A&M University, American Society of Mechanical Engineers
 Vice President, 2015; Secretary, 2014-2015
(References available upon request.)