Logan J. Taylor is seeking a position that utilizes his skills in computer programs, shop equipment, and customer service. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in Atmospheric Sciences from the University of Utah with a minor in Business and background in Mechanical Engineering. Taylor has worked in marketing, food service, and a machine shop to gain experience in communication, teamwork, and meeting deadlines. He is proficient in programs like MATLAB and AutoCAD and has operated equipment such as laser cutters and 3D printers.

1. Logan J. Taylor
255 A St.  Salt Lake City, UT 84103  (614) 598-0391  logan.taylor614@gmail.com
Relevant Skills ____________________________________________________________________________________
 Computer Skills: MatLab, Solidworks,
AutoCad, Professional presentations, MS
Excel, Word, & Powerpoint
 Shop Skills: NC mills, Water jet cutter,
Laser cutting tables, Tolerance
measurements, 3D printing
Education ________________________________________________________________________________________
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH, Salt Lake City, UT
Cumulative GPA: 2.834
Bachelor of Science
Major: Atmospheric Sciences
Minor: Business
Background: Mechanical Engineering
Expected Graduation Date: May 2016
Experience _______________________________________________________________________________________
CHAR POLES – Salt Lake City, UT
Executive Marketing and Promotions Coordinator, August 2014 to Present
 In charge of planning and supervising promotional events designed to strengthen the Char Poles brand
 Required to setup promotional displays and equipment at various venues and ensure team representatives are fully prepared
 Act as liaison between consumers and other Char Poles executives to better build the brand
 Demonstrate excellent oral & written communication skills by interacting with consumers and emailing company employees
 Responsible for managing a Google Calendar of events for representatives and staff members
PRIME STEAKHOUSE AND PIANO BAR – Park City, UT
Server/Bartender, August 2014 to Present
 Required to be adaptive to situations, find solutions quickly, and multitask extraordinarily well
 Learned to work as part of an interactive team by helping coworkers in need
 Practiced being articulate in order to efficiently communicate a message to a guest, coworker, or manager
 Discovered new ways to communicate with incredibly difficult customers in a face to face setting
 Take food and beverage orders quickly and efficiently, then plan ahead to enter orders in the appropriate coursing sequence
 Responsible for ensuring guests satisfaction throughout their entire meal
 Drastically improved wine knowledge and furthered ability to talk about wine with guests
WASATCH LASER PROCESSING – Salt Lake City, UT
Shop Laborer, June 2011 to October 2011
 Gained a hardened work ethic by working 8 – 12 hour days in sweltering heat & by handling sheet metal parts up to 80 lbs.
 Practiced time management skills by prioritizing and completing tasks in order to meet product deadlines
 Ensured customer satisfaction by fabricating flawless product to exact specifications
 Learned to be optimistic even in the worst situations
Additional Experience _____________________________________________________________________________
FRIDA BISTRO – Salt Lake City
 Server/Bartender – May 2014 to October 2014
NAKED FISH JAPANESE BISTRO – Salt Lake City
 Server – May 2013 to July 2014
 Servers Assistant – February 2011 to May 2013
Community Involvement ___________________________________________________________________________
 Treasurer of the Student American Meteorological Society at the University of Utah May 2015 – May 2016
 Volunteer Math and Science Tutor at Cottonwood HS May 2014 – November 2014
 Member of the Sigma Chi Fraternity at the University of Utah September 2010 – May 2014
o Coordinated charity events benefiting The Huntsman Cancer Institute
 Volunteered for TAASC - The Adaptive Adventure Sports Coalition June 2009 – August 2010
o Physically moved and helped the physically and mentally disabled,
which allowed them to better enjoy outdoor recreation
Related Coursework: Atmospheric Dynamics, Atmospheric
Radiation, Thermodynamics, Air Chemistry, Mountain
Meteorology, Environmental Statistics, Environmental
Programming, Engineering Computing, Strengths of Materials,
Intro. to Mechanical Design, Calculus (I, II, and III), Honors
Physics for Scientists (I, II, and corresponding labs)