1. Desmond Joseph
7905 Waterway Dr. NW Apt. 402 Concord, NC 28027
Mobile: (910) 265 – 7384 Email: Desmond.D.Joseph@gmail.com
Education University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte,NC May 2013
B.S in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in mathematics
Professional UC Synergetic, Fort Mill, SC November 2015 – January 2017
Experience Make Ready Engineer
Monitor projects rejected/approved daily and adjust project milestones accordingly to ensure
quotas met as well as file drawings and maintain catalogs of engineering data
Interpret field information to complete pole surveys,pole loading analysis and pole designs in
compliance with NESC standards
Create detailed drawings to scale in accordance with client’s requests using computer aided
drafting systems
Perform mathematical, geometrical and minor engineering computations
Produce thorough and accurate technical reports, documentation and sketches
Effectively plan, organize, estimate, schedule and monitor work activities
Evaluate alternatives, make sound recommendations, prepare and present recommendations
Provide engineering/technical expertise and guidance in the identification, analysis and resolution
of problems
Chariots for Disabled Children, Charlotte,NC January 2012 – December 2012
Design Engineer
Designed a prototype chariot to accommodate a child up to 5’ 4’’ and 140 lbs. Equipped with 2
electric hub motors and 2 thumb throttles for under $2000.00.
Identified an electric battery able to permit 6 hours of operation.
Utilizing pushpins and rubberelastomers the chariot was designed to convert between the stages
of the triathlon without the child being moved.
Projects Dayton 4Z80 Parallel Shaft Reducer, Charlotte,NC January 2013 – May 2013
Machine Analysis
Analyzed a Dayton 4Z80 Parallel shaft speed reducer to verify load and life capabilities of
shafts,gears, and bearings as stated by the manufacturer.
17.5:1 speed reduction, rated input from 0.75 HP motor running at 1725 rpm providing an output speed of
98.6 rpm with max torque at 454 in.-lbs. all while supporting a perpendicular overhanging load of up to
773llbs.
Relevant Plastic Part Design
Coursework Professional Development
Waves & Optics
Finite Element Analysis (FEA)
Advanced Computer-Aided Design
Advanced Computer-Aided Manufacturing
Advanced Computer-Aided Engineering
Skills Fabrication: Turning operations,milling operations,and drilling operations as well as typical
machine shop tools.
Computer: Creo Parametric 2.0/3.0
Pro-Engineer Wildfire 4.0/5.0
SolidWorks 2013
MatlLab
Mathematica
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Word
AutoCad
SpidaCalc
3 GIS
Microstation
Microsoft PowerPoint
MathCad
Abaqus CAE
Lab View
Geomagic Studio 12 (Reverse Engineering)
Plastic Part Advisor
Linux Operating System (Ubuntu)