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- 1. Gregory Gullion 14123 SouthSuddley Castle; Houston,Texas 77095 ● 281-705-2154 ● thegull@comcast.net Objectives I seek a company that will offer a long term, challenging work experience for an entry level Electrical Engineer. I want to grow professionally in an environment that can utilize my educational and organization skills. I hope to find a best fit company that can provide successfulcareer opportunities. Education Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX Whitacre College of Engineering Graduate May 2015 Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Professional Experience Oceaneering Internship Summer 2014 Electrical Engineering Intern Utilized prior knowledge of products to systematically construct in-house Engineering Data Sheets to assist any newly hired Electrical Engineers in acclimating to the use of Oceaneering's custom made boards. Tested limits of each board to create specs to follow. Provided uses of each port/pin to assist in determining each boards use in a project. Oceaneering Internship Summer 2013 Electrical Technician Intern Focused on servicing returning products from the field. Utilized test procedures as well as knowledge of debugging techniques to fix any issues present in returning products. Documented all steps to provide verification of working condition. Oceaneering Internship Winter 2012 Electrical Technician Intern Assisted in building of pressure and flow controlled oil delivery mechanisms. Each stationary distribution system was thoroughly tested to meet safety standards set by the company. Oceaneering Internship Summer 2012 Electrical Technician Intern Assisted in building schematics, hardware,and control systems with other interns and full time employees in Oceaneering’s DTS division. Focused mainly on construction of control van for ROV manipulation by ROV driver.
- 2. Gregory Gullion 14123 SouthSuddley Castle; Houston,Texas 77095 ● 281-705-2154 ● thegull@comcast.net PAWS on Jackrabbit Road Fall 2006 – Summer 2011 Assistant Manager Opened shop during weekends,assisted in selling of merchandise, cared for animals by distributing food, water,and medications. Ensured cleanliness of boarded animals and daily exercise routines were met. Supervised other employees to maintain other responsibilities and tasks. Engineering Experience Texas Tech requires each Electrical Engineering student to take four lab classes in which a professor assigned to that respective lab will distribute projects to groups that are to be done before the end of the semester. Each lab requires weekly presentations as well as written datasheets for each project. Texas Tech Lab I:Construction of a vehicle that is able to sense differing colored flooring and make decisions based on preset logic parameters. The skills built during this project involved C++ coding as well as basic understanding of purchasing parts, basic problem solving, microcontroller functionality, and data sheet deciphering. Texas Tech Lab II:Building of a sound detection and placement system mimicking military gunshot radar. Skills built during this project focused on sound recognition, LabVIEW coding, and microcontroller functionality. Texas Tech Lab III:Building of a RF System that will turn on and off two separate systems from a distance of 100 feet away. The skills focused on improving during this project include signal recognition, adhering toward FCC regulations, RF design, and sky wiring. Texas Tech Lab IV: A Mobile Pollution detection system involving a Raspberry Pi transmitting pollution density data to an online system. Skills improved included 3D printing, Linux coding, board design, power budgeting, C++, and budget limitation. Skill Sets Programming Languages: LabVIEW (CLAD Certified) Matlab Arduino Schematic Programs: PSpice Eagle LTSpice AutoCAD FreeCAD