Gerard Paez Marlasca is a mechanical engineering student at Virginia Tech expected to graduate in May 2020. He has experience coordinating a Model United Nations program for 500 students with a $15,000 budget. Additionally, he has volunteered for community service projects in Mexico providing housing for those in poverty and assisting families at a children's hospital. His objective is to gain engineering experience to pursue a career in the automotive industry after graduation.

1. Permanent address: Temporal address:
Circuito Praga 28, El Deseo Wahsington St SW 570 Lee Hall
72830 Puebla, Pue Mexico 24061 Blacksburg, VA, USA
Gerard Paez Marlasca
Tel: +1 (408) 813 1680
Mail: gerard98@vt.edu
Objective: To be able to obtain engineering experience in order to be able to pursue a career in
the automotive industry after graduation
Education:
Virginia Tech (Blacksburg, Va)
 Intended major Mechanical Engineering
 Expected date of graduation May 2020
 Recipient of Pratt scholarship
American School of Puebla (Puebla, Mexico)
 Graduated June 2016
 GPA – 3.6/4
Skills:
 Able to organize groups of people and guide them towards a common goal
 Analyze problems in order to design a working plan in order to solve the problem the most
effective way.
 Knowledge of Java language for computer programming
 NX 10 and MATLAB experience
Experience:
 Coordinator of Model United Nations for 500 students with a budget of $15,000 (2015-
2016)
o Winner of 2 best delegate and 3 outstanding delegate in models around Mexico
 Participant in TECHO community service in order to provide houses for people in
poverty in Mexico (2015)
o Created one room houses for people without the financial capability to obtain one.
 Volunteer at the local children hospital hostel in order to help the families through their
hard times. (2016)
o Interacted with sick children as well as their families helped them through a tough
situation.
Activities:
 Volunteer at HeVT design team (Ecocar 3)
 Volunteer at Formula SAE VT
 Member of high school honor and scientific society (2013-2016)