1. Sean M. Seeley
201 Husson Ave., Apt D3  Bangor, ME 04401  (207) 513-7711
SSeeley1560@gmail.com
Education
University of Maine, Orono, ME – B.S. in Mechanical Engineering Technology (2012-2015)
GPA 3.81; Dean’s List, Summa Cum Laude
University of Phoenix – A.A. in Business Management (2006-2007)
Alfred University, Alfred, NY - studied Mechanical Engineering (1999-2001)
Technical Skills
 Researched hydro, solar, wind and other green energy power sources as well as nuclear power in thermodynamics I &
II classes, and HVAC class
 Studied ASHRAE standards and LEED certifications in HVAC class
 Utilized Solid Edge 3D modeling software to create a steam engine
 Fabricated steam engine parts with vertical mill and machine lathe
 Applied geometric dimensioning and tolerancing techniques to design and create production drawings for prototype
precision machinist vise using Solid Edge 3D
 Programmed and operated CNC lathe and vertical mill to create custom parts within tolerance and specifications per
prints, setup sheets and process sheets
 Collaborated with senior capstone team to create a device for a client with a disability to play a recorder one-handed
 Created a Gantt chart to plan and delegate tasks, meet project deadlines, and ensure the prototype met the client’s needs
 Provided weekly progress reports of senior capstone to team manager
 Communicated with multiple vendors for research purposes throughout senior capstone project
 Presented one-handed recorder prototype to client for feedback and addressed concerns before project deadline
 Developed and wrote work instructions and executed changes in drafts as required for MET 234 labs
Student Engineering Experience
Work Study, University of Maine Fall Semester (2015)
 Implemented and maintained records of machine tool lab stock inventory to ensure adequate amount of stock was
available for students
 Supervised and signed out tools as tool crib attendant to keep track of valuable tools and equipment
 Trusted with grading, recording and reporting homework grades for 50 students in MET 463 to class professor
General Dynamics, Bath Iron Works Internship (2015)
 Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams including:
 Coordinating scheduled maintenance of LCS Naval ships with mechanical engineers, electrical engineers and
technicians in Brunswick, ME
 Supporting Certified Reliability Engineering team to determine if DDG 51’s critical systems met Navy
standards in Bath, ME
 Supervising and augmenting critical maintenance operations with technicians, mechanics and multidiscipline
engineers on LCS 4 to ensure ship’s safe departure according to Navy schedule while in San Diego, CA
 Presented to senior management a continuous process improvement initiative to increase company efficiency and save
man hours
 Executed multiple projects with constant deadlines throughout the internship
Previous Work Experience
LTL Driver Sales Representative, Con-Way Freight – Scarborough, ME (2003-2011)
 Safely transported multi-million dollar freight shipments through responsible loading and driving
 Managed logistical problems to ensure timely and accurate delivery
 Maintained positive human interaction on and off the road to ensure exceptional customer service and safety
Honors, Awards and Certifications
 Passed Fundamentals of Engineering Exam  Tau Alpha Pi (Engineering Technology) National Honor Society
Focused on working toward PE registration  Francis Crowe Society member
 ASHRAE member  Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society
 Haz-mat certification for ten years  Tanker, double and triple trailer certifications
 Industrial forklift certification for 8 years  3 Year Safety Award at Con-Way Freight (Accident Free)
 Multiple Star Cards for Commitment, Loyalty, Dedication, and Excellence at Con-Way Freight