1. Luke C. McCauley
lmccauley6@gatech.edu  732-779-3372  147 26th
Street Apt. 3109  Atlanta, GA 30309  US Citizen
Objective
To obtain full time employment in the field of Electrical Engineering. Possesses strong communication and
leadership skills with an engineering background and is highly motivated with excellent decision-making and
time management.
Education
Georgia Institute of Technology 08/2011 –
Present
B.S. in Electrical Engineering
Graduation Date: May 2016
Experience
Pond & Company, Electrical Fueling Intern 05/2014 –
08/2015
 Calculated the levels of cost estimate and functionality for proposed project design submittals
 Developed one-line diagrams, load calculations, specified electrical and controls equipment, Classified Area Plans,
substation & switchgear design, developed control philosophy, and created P&IDs
 Designed alongside a team of different disciplines of engineers on projects dealing with major oil companies,
midstream energy companies, pipeline companies, commercial aviation and numerous branches of the U.S.
Military
 Assisted in working alongside highly-trained, specialized professionals on tank, terminal, facility, and pipeline
projects worldwide, ranging in construction size from $50,000 to $120,000,000
University of New South Wales, Engineering Student 05/2012 –
07/2012
 Researched Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), Geothermal, Solar, Nuclear Power Plants technologies
 Examined the international outlook for renewable energy to identify intelligent growth opportunities
 Calculated energy use in buildings, sustainable architecture, passive design, and HVAC
Leadership/Extracurricular Activities
Georgia Tech Energy Club
Head of Technology Development 08/2013 –
Present
 Collaborated with a website network to connect with collegiate energy organizations across the nation
 Designed a website to advertise the Georgia Tech 2014 & 2015 Energy Exposition and register participants
 Conducted meetings with a focus on the design, development, and budgeting of the website
Georgia Tech Office of International Education
Peer Advisor 08/2013 –
Present
 Performed as a public speaker for lecture rooms, student panels, and student study abroad fairs
 Mentored prospective study abroad students by sharing my experience and knowledge one to one
 Organized and conducted meetings with other members for fundraising and marketing events

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Skills
Technical Skills: MATLAB, C, C++, NI LabVIEW, Microsoft Office Suite, Java, Altera Quartus II, AutoCad
Relevant Coursework: Digital Signal Processing, Circuit Analysis, Digital Design Lab, Digital Electronic Circuit
Design
Platforms: Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7/10, Mac OS X, iOS, Android
Awards: Georgia Institute of Technology- Deans List
Hardware: Tektronix Oscilloscopes, Digital/Analog Multimeters, Function Generators, Tektronix
Logic Analyzer, Altera UP2&3 FPGA boards, AmigoBots, Protoboards, Fluke RLC meters
Affiliations: Georgia Tech Energy Club, IEEE Innovation Team, Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Volunteer: Habitat for Humanity, North American Food Drive, St. Baldrick’s Foundation, American
Red Cross Blood Drive, GE Marietta Fallunteering- Powers Ferry Elementary School
Interests: IT Support, Georgia Tech Club Baseball, efficiency, green energy, traveling, music
production