1. Ryan David Juntunen
6028 Bradford Lane, Lansing MI 48917 • (517)505-8619 • juntune9@msu.edu
Objective To obtain a full-time Mechanical Engineering position after graduation in December
2016.
Education Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
GPA: 3.39/4.0
Expected Dec. 2016
Experience Seasonal Co-op MDOT Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) ProgramOffice
Assist MDOT engineers in various projects by developing/assisting in the
development of presentations, proposals, and complex exceltemplates
Participate in the installation of ITS and Connected Vehicle Equipment
Took part in the outlining, data acquisition, and writing of a federalTiger Grant
for the deployment of Smart Truck Parking across corridors in the Mid-west; the
grant was approved at the end of 2015
Collaborate with another Co-op and ITS Engineers in the collection of device data
from hundreds of sites across Michigan to enter into an asset management
database
Assisted in the installation of Connected Vehicle devices on MDOT trucks to
further connect Michigan roadways and the drivers
CrewMember McDonalds
Gained the ability to work under pressure during rush periods
Experience with solving customer’s problems
Apr. 2013 – Present
May 2010 – Apr. 2013
Projects Mechanical Cucumber Chopper Project Mechanical Design I
Collaborated with a small team to design and build a 4-bar mechanism to chop a
cucumber into slices using the output from a hand crank
A design was chosen out of various different ideas from each team member and
drawn in the 3D modeling application NX
Materials and machines from MSU’s machine shop were used to develop a
prototype of the design
The design was presented at MSU’s Design Day where it functioned admirably
Van Wheel Chair Project Mechanical Design II
Acted as the leader of a small team to design and build a scaled down version of
an automatic folding wheelchair ramp for a van
Utilized a drawbridge and sliding design to deploy two nested panels from a van
A design was drawn in NX and then modified after a finite element analysis of the
panels was conducted
Various reports were written at each stage of the design process to present to our
instructor detailing our progress
The prototype was made with aluminum and steel and was developed in the MSU
Machine Shop
At MSU’s Design Day,the prototype passed with high marks in the weight and
functionality tests
Spring 2015
Fall 2015
Skills &
Abilities
Software: NX, CAD, FEA, GT Power,Microsoft Office, MATLAB,Python
Machines: Mill, Lathe, Drill Press,Ban Saw,Some experience with CNC
Activities Volunteer at the Mid-Michigan Cat Rescue
Volunteer at the Lansing City Rescue Mission
May 2016 – Present
Feb. 2014 – Dec. 2014
References Available upon request