William Arnold is a senior at the University of Georgia majoring in Computer Systems Engineering. He has relevant programming and engineering skills including AutoCAD, Inventor, Java, and MS Office. He seeks a full time position utilizing these skills. His experience includes an IT internship with SEPTA providing hardware and software support and employment as an inventory manager at a fireworks company. His engineering projects include creating a Rube Goldberg machine, designing light-activated stairs, building an inverted pendulum, and developing a levitating object system.

1. WILLIAM ARNOLD
Email: warnold7@uga.edu
Phone: (770) 510-8943
Objective
To obtain a full time position pertaining to computer systems engineering that utilizes my programming and
engineering skills in a work environment.
EDUCATION
University of Georgia, Athens, GA 2011 – Anticipated Dec 2015
Senior majoring in Computer Systems Engineering
 Major includes skills in engineering and computer sciences
 Current GPA - 3.4
Alpharetta High School 2007 - 2011
 Obtained a Dual Diploma for engineering
 Alpharetta Soccer Team (Varsity 2 years)
 National Honors Society
PROGRAMMING AND ENGINEERING SKILLS
I have developed broad skills in several computer languages and programs including:
 AutoCAD (Computer Aided Design) – C++
 Inventor – Wolfram
 Java – MS Office Suite
EMPLOYMENT
Information Technology Internship- SEPTA Summer 2015
I had a summer internship with the main transit company in the city of Philadelphia. I worked both
in the office and at several stations around the city providing IT services. This involved both working
at a hardware level fixing various problems for users and at a software level getting computers ready
to go into service.
Dining Hall – University of Georgia 2012 - Present
I have worked consistently while attending college which has enhanced my time management and
prioritization skills.
Crazy Joes Fireworks (Seasonal) 2006 - 2013
Started as general warehouse employee. Appointed Inventory Manager in 2010.
Crazy Joes is one of the largest firework companies in Missouri and employs over 100 people during
the 4th
of July season.
MAJOR ENGINEERING PROJECTS
Rube Goldberg Machine
I led a team that created a 10 step process that planted a seed into a pot of soil by using ramps, pulleys and spring launched
screws.
Lighted Stair Sensor
Designed lighting for a flight of stairs without pushing a button or flipping a switch. This was accomplished with pressure
sensors, LED’s, and an Arduino that measured pressure.
Inverted Pendulum
Project involved a large scale inverted pendulum on a rail and a small scale robot without a restricted rail to implement a
feedback control system to keep pendulum upright.
Levitator Project
Developed a solenoid and feedback system to keep a metallic object hovering at a desired range, including fabricating all
the working parts and microcontroller.