1. Drake E. Brunner
8885 SR 638, Belle Center, OH 43310
brunnede@miamioh.edu
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Education
Miami University, ​Oxford, Ohio, May 2016
Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering; Minor in Mathematics, Computer Science
Cumulative GPA: ​3.95
Skills
PLC Experience (Allen Bradley, Omron), HMI Experience (Omron), Programming Experience (Java, C++, C#,
Visual Basic, MATLAB, LabVIEW, Verilog, MIPS, Ladder Logic), AutoCAD, NI MultiSim, Ansoft Designer and
HSFF, Pneumatics, Soldering (Standard, Surface Mount, Reflow), Thermography, Microsoft Office
Work Experience
Student Co­op, Honda Technical Development Center, Marysville, Ohio Summer 2015
● Gathered, refined, organized, and communicated specifications for the design of a brake release system for
multiple generations of FANUC and Motoman six­axis robots
● Troubleshot and resolved problems with robotic training cells
● Audited Omron training courses and suggested changes to improve student learning and course organization
Systems Engineer Intern, E­Technologies Group, West Chester, Ohio Summer 2014
● Trained on Rockwell’s PLC configuration, Demo3D assembly line simulation, and AutoCAD software
● Developed a Visual Basic application to assist in job appraisals
● Conducted feasibility research for a fortune 100 client company
Leadership and Service Activities
IEEE Student Chapter | ​Electronics Project Club Fall 2013 ­ Present
President
● Managed weekly meetings to organize student projects with 20+ engineering students
● Developed and facilitated educational workshops to engage underclassmen in electronics projects
Student Advisory Council | ​Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Fall 2013 ­ Present
Co­Chair
● Planned and organized a department events to facilitate interaction between students and faculty
● Discussed student needs and concerns with the faculty
Theta Tau | ​Professional Engineering Fraternity Fall 2013 ­ Present
● Volunteered locally to assist a Habitat for Humanity build
● Facilitated in STEM outreach to 100+ local middle school students
Tau Beta Pi |​ Engineering Honor Society Spring 2014 ­ Present
Former Corresponding Secretary
● Communicated with National Headquarters via chapter reports
Secretary
● Recorded meeting minutes
IEEE­Eta Kappa Nu |​ Electrical and Computer Engineering Honor Society Fall 2013 ­ Fall 2015
● Tutored students in the engineering department
Service and Event Chair
● Planned, organized, and facilitated social events and volunteer work
● Updated members on organization activities