1. Eduardo Sandoval
Email: eddysandoval@ufl.edu Phone: (305) 439-8006
Objective
To work and grow within a company where my analytical skills and engineering knowledge can be integrated to solve complex and
interdisciplinary problems.
Experience
SUPPLY CHAIN INTERN; Partex, Inc.; Miami, FL May 2014 – August 2014
 Performed duties related to the requisition, reception, storage, and disbursement of aircraft parts.
 Planned delivery timetables for timely delivery of aircraft parts using linear programming.
 Supervised the packaging and delivery of an average of $50,000 worth of aircraft parts per month.
 Monitore d stock le ve ls using computer databases and maintaine d update d compute r records of the company’s inve ntory
using Microsoft Excel.
 Created an Excel application to automatically update sold inventory and forecast yearly sales based on previous seasonal
trends.
 Used findings to suggest methods to increase productivity and profits; in some instances profits were increased by nearly
20% as a direct consequence of my suggestions.
 Helped optimize purchasing and delivery processes by directly speaking with part suppliers and simplifying purchase
orders by merging them according to need and availability.
 Successfully worked alongside Supply Chain Manager, Warehouse Manager, and three other warehouse assistants on a
daily basis.
DATA ANALYST; Aeronautical Systems; Boca Raton, FL June 2013 – August 2013
 Worked with SQL to organize and populate inventory data in a relational database management system.
 Assisted company in performing data compiling and mining to assess given data.
 Used Excel and Access to manipulate and cleanse raw data pertaining to inventory, sales figures, logistics, and
transportation costs.
 Investigated patterns in data by performing curve-fitting and statistical analysis in Excel.
 Used findings to forecast future sales and suggest methods to increase productivity.
 Generated new ideas, concepts, and models to improve methods of obtaining and evaluating quantitative and qualitative
data.
 Presented conclusions and suggestions to managers on a monthly basis.
MECHANICAL HARDWARE ENGINEER; Lexmark International; Lexington, KY August 2012 – December 2012
 Conducted experiments dealing with path and charge of toner particles, speed of augers, and effectiveness of magnetic rolls
in laser printers.
 Analyzed scientific papers associated with experiments conducted in the lab to describe results analytically and more
rigorously.
 Analyzed effectiveness of charging mechanism inside printer using quantum dots analysis.
 Mathematically modeled experimental data using Matlab.
 Implemented C++ program to read data from digital scale in order to quantify mass flow through auger system.
 Calibrated various sophisticated mechanisms such as the quantum dots analysis unit (Q/D unit).
 Used statistical software (JMP) to analyze and describe experimental data.
 Presented my findings and experimental results on a weekly basis to other engineers and managers.
Education
University of Florida; Gainesville, FL (BS Mechanical Engineering) - December 2014
Cumulative GPA: 3.1/4.0 (211 credit hours completed)
Skills
Computer Literate (C++, VBA, R, Microsoft Office, Solid Works, Matlab, Labview, Photoshop)
Fluent in two languages (Spanish and English).

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Strong background in Systems Engineering, mathematics, and economics (have completed various graduate courses)
Involvement
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (member, newsletter director)
University Economics Society (member)