1. Colby A. Murphy
Murphy78@email.sc.edu
193 Royal Oaks Lane, Lexington, SC, 29072 (803) 207-6485
Objectives
Seekinga full time positionin MechanicalEngineering,utilizing mywork anddesign experience
Education
University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC May 2016
Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering
Dean’s List, Spring 2011, Summer and Fall 2012, Spring 2015
Work Experience
Intern, CB&I (V.C.Summer Nuclear Plant)
Piping/Field Engineering May 2015-August 2015
 Assisted the Concrete pour coordinator for a layer pour in the containment vessel
 Made AutoCAD model for a module placement to determine shim size on the embed
plates
 Assisted with a module placement in containment vessel
 Designed Pipe supports for ASME class “C” pipe in containment
 Created weld documents for coupler testing for quality control lab
 Assisted design with construction aid platforms inside containment
Intern, Carlisle Associates
Mechanical Systems CAD designer April 2014- May 2015
 Calculated air test for compressed air systems under the direction of the PE
 Designed HVAC systems and rooftop units for industrial buildings
 Designed mechanical details for drawing presentations
 Designed plumbing and pipe flow for industrial buildings
Intern, Dennis Corporation
Assistant Compliance officer Feb 2011- March 2012
 Assistant AutoCAD detail designer
 Graphed storm water drainage analysis in Microsoft Excel
Engineering Design Experience
Student, Universityof South Carolina
 Redesigned a lifting mechanism for luggage in an airport for safer lifting while staying with in the
approved budget
 Designed a wench that would produce the most torque while staying within the budget of the owner
 Designed a Rankine power cycle that would produce enough power to supply 35,000 houses with power
for the course of one year, while measuring total cost versus profit.
 Used AutoCAD software to design and model past projects
Awards and Achievements
 Award winner AutoCAD state competition in South Carolina 2009
 President of American Society of Mechanical Engineers at University of South Carolina