Amy Luxemberg is a senior at Virginia Tech studying industrial and systems engineering with a 3.27 GPA. She has internship experience at Klockner Pentaplast where she designed safety mechanisms, analyzed data, and streamlined processes. Through coursework projects, she used linear programming to optimize food aid budgets and redesigned a logistics network, saving over $191,000 annually. Her leadership activities include Formula SAE, professional engineering sororities, and intramurals. She earned Six Sigma Green Belt certification and academic honors including Dean's List and scholarships.

1. Amy Luxemberg
14 Salem Ridge Drive 631-972-7944
Huntington, NY 11743 amylux@vt.edu
OBJECTIVE
To obtain a full time position in the field of engineering
EDUCATION
Virginia Tech Blacksburg, VA
Bachelor of Science, Industrial and System Engineering Overall GPA: 3.27
Expected Graduation Date: May 2017 In Major GPA: 3.52
ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE
Intern at Klockner Pentaplast 2016
• Participated on a team, formed to troubleshoot problems with defected polyester film on extruder machines
• Designed safety mechanism for preventing common injury while cutting plastic rolls
• Constructed pivot tables and graphs for the assessment of rework and downtime data for the fiscal year
• Analyzed viscosity and created cost predictor in excel for various materials
• Streamlined process for obtaining data from the Infinity Quality System
Deterministic Operations Research: Nepal Earthquake Project Summer 2015
• Used linear programing in Excel to create the best combinations of nutritious foods to send to the people in Nepal, having a
one million dollar budget.
Manufacturing and Processes Lab Spring 2015
• Worked with traditional machining processes, including drill presses, gang drill, and surface grinder.
• Developed skills in manual arc welding, sand and permanent-mold casting.
• Developed software skills in SmartCAM CAM software for testing and creating NC part programs.
Redesign Stationary Demand’s Logistic Network Fall 2015
• Performed an in-depth analysis of truck routes to multiple pool points and 43 cities
• Redesigned routes using a linear program in order to save the company over $191,600 annually
WORK EXPERIENCE
Waitress at the Northport Sweet Shop May 2011-August 2015
• Took orders, served meals, and dealt with exchange of bills
• Good personal and communication skills with the customers.
LEADERSHIP AND ACTIVITIES
Formula SAE- VT Motorsport 2016
• Ergonomics sub-team: Part Owner
• Focus is towards the design of the seat, steering wheel, and clutch handle
• Constructing of the cost analysis report and facility layout
Alpha Omega Epsilon: Professional and Social engineering sorority Joined in 2014
• Elected recruitment committee and webmaster committee
Intramural Soccer and Ultimate Frisbee, Team captain 2013-2016
Entrepreneurship Club Joined in 2015
Institute of Industrial Engineers Joined in 2014
Hypatia: Living Learning Engineering Community 2013-2014
HONORS AND CERTIFICATIONS
Deans List 2016
Six Sigma Green Belt Certification October 2015
Virginia Tech Scholars Scholarship ` 2013-2014