This document is a resume for Timothy Masocol, who has experience as an intern and part-time employee at Scientific Games International performing mechanical engineering tasks related to lottery and gaming terminals such as assembly, testing, design, and quality control. He has strong technical skills in CAD software, mechanical tools, and programming languages, as well as communication skills in English, German, and Spanish.

1. Timothy Masocol
400 Hardman Court • Woodstock, GA 30188 • (678) 761-6758 • timothy.masocol@gmail.com
SUMMARY
Talentedandreliable juniorprofessional. Adjusts tofast pacing environments andrequirements. Passionate in all aspects of automotive and
industrial design. Multilingual: English andGerman(fluent),Spanish.GPA: 3.2
Professional strengths:
 Practically proven knowledge of concepts, principles andpractices of mechanical engineering
 Comprehensive knowledge of 2D and3D modelingas well as mechanical designing
 In-depthknowledge of usingmechanical tools andequipment
 Practical proven skills in reading, interpretingandcreatingmechanical drawings
 Possess goodcommunication skills; bothverbal and written in morethanonelanguage
 Excellent organizational skills
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Operating Systems: Windows 98//XP/VISTA/Win 7/Win8/Win10/Win2008/2012(Server)
Applications/Tools: FARO CAM2 Measure 10, SolidWorks, ADAMS, AUTOCAD, Inventor,MSOffice 2007/2010,MSAccess,
Excel, Photoshop andotherimage-editingsoftware,Pinnacle Studio andother video-editingsoftware,
MATLAB, Audacity,Intermediate EverydayComputer Tasks
Machinery: FARO Arm, Lathe, MillingMachine,Metal Bending, Bandsawandother saws, Oxyfuel Welding, othertools
EXPERIENCE
Scientific Games Intl’ 3/2016-Present
Part-time Alpharetta,GA
 Measuredandcalculatedscannerfeedvelocityusinghigh-speedcamera anda known-length ticket sample to verifythe mechanical velocity
matches the set velocityin the firmware.
 Performedimpact test on prototype terminal touchscreenwith a spherical mass at a certain distancetoverify structural strengthandrigidity
of the touchscreen.
 Measuredterminal components with FARO Arm to verify parts were in-spec frommanufacturing. Measuredflatness of surfaces, diameters
of notches/bosses, distances between surfaces. Verifiedparts were within specifiedparameters andtolerances fromFAI’s.
 Conductedtests andinspections with Vernier calipers toverify terminals were in-spec priortoshippingto customer. Upgradedterminals
with additional hardware andfirmware.
 Createdpresentations that showcasednewscratch-offticket bin prototypes. Comparedthe prototypes to theoldmodel by distinguishing
characteristics such as maximum ticket length, curl, andsize.
 Performsustainingengineeringtasks supportingquality,customization,durability,performance andcost optimizationof existingproducts
for the lottery andgamingindustry.
 Independentlyperformedandleadproblem-solvinginvestigations androot cause analysis that are relatedtoproduct design, performanceor
unique implementation ofmultiplelotteryandgamingproducts
 Designedandimplementedtestingmethods andtools forPOSandGamingterminals
 Documentedandreportedtestingoutcometonext level ofmanagement
 Helpedexpandscopeand capabilities of materials usedin the LotteryandGamingIndustryfor extremeconditions such as heat,humidity,
load, capacity andstress testingunder reallife enduser conditions.
 Introducednewmaterials for POSterminal frames that are plannedto be utilizedin future designs.
 Designedandimplementedmechanical solutiontoimprovetheft prevention mechanismforPOSterminals.This solutionwas immediately
implementedintoproductivesystems.
Scientific Games Intl’ 5/2015-8/2015
Internship Alpharetta,GA
 Performsustainingengineeringtasks supportingquality, customization,durability,performance andcost optimizationof existingproducts
for the lottery andgamingindustry.
 Independentlyperformedandleadproblem-solvinginvestigations androot cause analysis that are relatedtoproduct design, performanceor
unique implementation ofmultiplelotteryandgamingproducts
 Designedandimplemented testingmethods andtools forPOSandGamingterminals
 Documentedandreportedtestingoutcometonext level ofmanagement
 Helpedexpand scopeandcapabilities of materials usedin the LotteryandGamingIndustry forextremeconditions such as heat,humidity,
load, capacity andstress testingunder reallife enduser conditions.
 Introducednewmaterials for POSterminal frames that are plannedto be utilizedin future designs.
 Designedandimplementedmechanical solutiontoimprovetheft prevention mechanismforPOSterminals.This solutionwas immediately
implementedintoproductivesystems.

2. Scientific Games Intl’ 12/2014-1/2015
Internship Alpharetta,GA
 Assemblednext generation lottery andgamingterminals
 Performedfunctional testingof hard- andsoftwarecomponents for lottery andgamingterminals
 Initiatedstructural design project forLottery Application demonstrationframework
Scientific Games Intl’ 5/2014-8/2014
Internship Alpharetta,GA
 Assemblednext generation lottery terminal systems (POS-Terminals,PAT - Terminals)
 Designedandperformedmaterial stress testingto improve qualityof terminals already in a productive environment.
 Documentedandreportedtestingoutcomeaccordingtospecs andreports
 Performedmaterial testingof POSterminals, under extreme conditions (heat,humidity,load, capacity)
 AssembledandtestednewHDPCT-Terminals
 Reportednewly discoveredfailures andprovidedpossible solutions
 Communicatedandworkedwith visitingfirmrepresentatives tosolve problems on the terminals
Scientific Games Intl’ 12/2013-1/2014
Internship Alpharetta,GA
 Assembledlotteryterminals (POS-Terminals)
 AssembledandtestednewHDPCT-Terminals
 Maintain andservicedengineeringlab
 Improvedexperiencein toolingdevelopment (plastics andmetal stampings) in a productive environment
Scientific Games Intl’ 5/2013-8/2013
Internship Alpharetta,GA
 Receivedintroduction into designingof small scale plastic/metallic mechanisms that include motors,solenoids, springs, bearings, gears,
belts, cams, followers, shafts, controllers, and supportingstructures
 Gainedexperience in designingandbuildingmockup prototypes for functional verification tests.
 Assembledterminal prototypes (HDPCT-Terminals, Wave II) andperformedfunctional testingof hard- andsoftwarecomponents
 Analyzedterminals returningfromfieldandrepairedmechanical failures.
 Performedfunctional testingof hard- andsoftwarecomponents for lotteryPOSterminals
 Documented andreportedtestingoutcome
 Participatedin the collectionandanalysis of terminal data,for the evaluationof qualityissues reportedby customers.
Scientific Games Intl’ 12/2011-1/2013
Internship Alpharetta,GA
 Participatedin the collectionandanalysis of terminal data,for the evaluationof qualityissues reportedby customers.
 Analyzedautomatedmovement andmanipulation ofpaper in terminals returningfromfieldand performedstrength testing to measure
paper pull.
 Documentedresults andgeneratedquality report for next level of management.
Scientific Games Intl’ 5/2011-8/2011
Internship Alpharetta,GA
 Receivedintroduction into engineeringbest practices such as phase-gatedevelopment, DFV, DFM, etc.
 Gainedlaboratoryexperience in measurement,testing, andorganization
 Assembledlotteryterminals (POS-Terminals)
 Performedfunctional testingof hard- andsoftwarecomponents for lotteryPOSterminals
 Documented andreported testingoutcome
 Performedmaterial testingof POSterminals, under extreme conditions (heat,humidity,load, capacity)
 Performedother activities as needed
EDUCATION
Georgia Southern University 8/2010 – 12/2015
Mechanical Engineering – BSc.
Sequoyah High School,Canton GA
High School Diploma 6/2010