August Final Intern Presentation (Ken Owens) 2015-8-11
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Kennon Owens gave a presentation summarizing his internship experience at Sikorsky. He discussed his educational background, the projects he assisted with including part analysis and drawing releases, the key learnings around time management and team communication, and his future plans to obtain more education in mechanical engineering and work in an engineering research field. He concluded by thanking several design engineers and supervisors who mentored him during the internship.
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- 1. CSS Internship Final Presentation Kennon Owens SIKORSKY PROPRIETARY August 12th 2015
- 2. • Born in Alexandria, Virginia. Raised in Bowie, Maryland. • Attending North Carolina A&T State University in Greensboro, North Carolina. • Hobbies: long distance runs, anything athletic, video games, thought experiments • Interests: Space, Physics, Philosophy, Aeronautics BIOGRAPHY 2
- 3. PROJECTS • Investigated part discrepancies and their impact on assemblies. • Helped to push certifications forward. 3 • Assisted with supplier support efforts. • Performed analyses for drawing releases. • Issued updates on the engineering changes. • Reviewed reports on part and assembly testing.
- 4. KEY LEARNINGS During this internship, the main things I learned were: 4 • Time management plays a large role in project completion • It’s good to get to know your team, to foster better communication. • When working to complete a project, it’s important to incorporate your team. • Communication is a huge aspect of the job, regardless of the department.
- 5. RECOMMENDATIONS Future interns will thank you for the following changes: • See about completing any Ethics, Environmental Health and Safety, and HR mandated training early on. • Please get all of the charge codes an intern will ever need, to them early on. • If possible, see about getting a calendar together with all intern events listed, and try to get this calendar to them early on. 5 • Work to limit the impact of INROADS and their events on interns and their time tables.
- 6. NEXT STEPS Following the end of my internship, I plan to: • Go back to A&T and finish out my Bachelor’s degree, and possibly double major with Engineering Physics. 6 • Be inducted into Pi Tau Sigma(Mechanical Engineering honor society), and increase my involvement in NSBE, ASME, and EWB. • Apply to M.I.T. for my Master’s degree and Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering. • Use my education to go into the field of engineering research. Someday work in an engineering company’s research department
- 7. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I’d like to acknowledge and thank: • Design Engineer - Richard Brandler • Design Engineer - Daniel Lane • Engineering Supervisor - Dave Klusek • Design Engineer - Gillian Allsup • Gina Halligan • S-92 Chief Engineer - James Munda, and his team: − Carlos Rios − Guy Juan Montoro − Bruce Jensen 7