1. Dylan Stevens
9017 Pine Ave. (573) 747-5889
Brentwood, MO 63144 djsmtf@mst.edu
OBJECTIVE To apply my personal skills to help design and improve control systems and to expand my manufacturing
process knowledge
EDUCATION Missouri University of Science and Technology, GPA: 3.28/4.0
Graduation: May 2014
B.S. in Electrical Engineering with Controls Emphasis
WORK EXPERIENCE
Barry-Wehmiller Design Group Spring ’14 – Present
Electrical Engineer/Systems Integrator St. Louis, MO
 Constellation Brands International brewery in Piedras-Negras, Mexico
o Improved communication skills and expanded design knowledge by working with a team to
design and program high-speed bottling lines
o Gained problem solving skills by communicating with multiple vendors to understand and
facilitate technical needs of their equipment
o Improved intrapersonal skills and multitasking ability by coordinating with coworkers and
equipment manufacturers to develop consistent programming throughout entire project
 Unilever foods in Independence, MO
o Gained leadership experience by managing installation and startup of packaging lines
o Improved organizational skills by configuring equipment to collect data and setting up data
collection server
o Learned about legacy equipment by modernizing older lines to interact with new designs
and maintain new production standards
 Heinz frozen food facility in Massillon, OH
o Gained entry level experience by supporting electrical equipment installation, I/O checkout,
and startup commissioning
Missouri S&T EE 235 – Controllers & Factory Automation Fall ’13 – Spring ’14
Laboratory Instructor Rolla, MO
 Learned to make systems easy to understand by configuring laboratory equipment for beginner
programming and straightforward operation
 Gained public speaking experience by instructing students in the use of PLC & HMI components
Catalytic Innovations Winter ’12 – Summer ’13
Engineer Rolla, MO
 Learned equipment maintenance by cleaning and repairing hand tools, plant machinery, and heavy
equipment, and by installing new electrical systems, and maintaining existing systems.
Noranda Aluminum INC. Spring & Summer ‘12
Electrical Engineering Co-Op New Madrid, MO
 Gained early controls knowledge by working extensively with Allen Bradley PLC equipment
 Learned basic engineering practices by working with contractors, creating presentations, and
negotiating contracts
 Gained base level E.E. experience including heading projects, investigating technical problems, and
networking with other engineers to complete projects
SKILLS: Computer: Microsoft Office, PSpice, MATLAB, Allen Bradley and Siemens PLC & HMI software, Wonderware
HMI software, AutoCAD, virtual machine software
Professional: OSHA-10 hr. training, panel design experience, panel checkout experience, packaging line design
experience
Technical: Use of most tools, circuit component knowledge, basic auto body skills, basic mechanic skills,
plant identification abilities, proficient outdoorsman