Hector N. Irizarry recently graduated with a BSEE from the University of Puerto Rico - Mayagüez Campus and is seeking an entry-level engineering position. He has experience designing PV systems and electrical distributions for housing developments and industrial facilities. He is proficient in AutoCAD, Visual 3D, Power World, Matlab, and Microsoft Office. Additionally, he has worked as a tennis instructor and assistant coach while maintaining a tennis scholarship throughout his undergraduate studies.

1. Hector N. Irizarry
E-mail: hector.irizarry6@upr.edu
Cell Phone: 787-538-2580
Current Address:
Colinas de la Parguera
Lajas, Puerto Rico, 00667
Summary:
Recent BSEE graduate seeking an entry-level position in the field of engineering. Capable of successfully pursuing his
career while maintain a Tennis Scholarship representing UPRM. Among areas of interest are power and PV systems. Eager
to use its skills and knowledge in a meaningful project.
EDUCATION: University of Puerto Rico - Mayagüez Campus, Puerto Rico
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
GPA 3.10/4.00 Graduation date: May 2016
University Projects
Final Project “Capstone”: Designed the wiring of a 144-unit housing development project with PV systems installed and the
secondary and primary electrical distribution designs.
Renewable Energy System Project: Using Simulink designed a PI controller for a PV array to control the real and reactive
power injected to the grid.
Microprocessors Course: Designed a system that reads the speed of a rotating disc using the MSP430 and other
hardware.
Residential Wiring & Commercial Wiring Course: Designed a photovoltaic system for a clinic that producing
100kW. Designed the lightning, outlets, and electrical distribution of an industrial facility that produces metal parts.
UPRM Solar Car Team: Worked under senior electrical engineers and assisted in mounting circuits.
UPRM-Residential Wiring & Commercial Wiring Course Project
 Design a PV system of a clinic that spends 100kW dairy.
 Design the lightning, outlets and electrical distribution of
an industrial facility that produces metal parts.
Undergraduate Research
Research consisted in evaluating an experimental set-up to measure human response time based on the color of the object and the
wavelength of the lighting system. This was developed using a tennis ball throwing machine measuring human response towards
the approaching ball.
Software:
AutoCAD, Visual 3D (Electric Illumination Design), Power World (Power Systems Analysis)
Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint), Matlab (Simulink), MS project.
Work Experience:
Neftalí Tennis Training Academy
Lajas, Puerto Rico
Manage a small family owned business during summer and winter breaks.
 Organize tennis summer and winter camps
 Instruct youth players to improve their tennis skills.
 Work in International Tennis Federation (ITF) tournaments.
 String tennis racquets for players.
Leadership & Awards:
Assistant coach UPRM tennis team (Aug 2014 – May 2015)
Varsity Tennis Team Captain (Aug 2012 – Dec 2013)
Student Athlete Tennis Scholarship UPRM (Aug 2010 –2015)
Elected Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the year
Puerto Rico Inter-collegiate Athletic League (LAI) champion