Vincent Fry is a biomedical engineering student at Georgia Tech seeking a position in the medical device industry. He has extensive co-op experience at C.R. Bard in R&D, designing and testing medical device assemblies and improving manufacturing processes. Fry also has leadership experience as an Eagle Scout, resident advisor, and vice president of a technical interview preparation organization. He maintains a 3.29 GPA and has received multiple honors for his academic and extracurricular achievements.

1. VINCENT A. FRY
159 5th Street NW, Atlanta, GA 30313 • vfry3@gatech.edu • (336) 558-1034
OBJECTIVE
Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering candidate pursuing a full time position in the medical device industry,
utilizing skills in R&D,manufacturing, and leadership gained through extensive co-op and Eagle Scout experience.
EDUCATION
GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (GPA: 3.29) Atlanta, Georgia
B.S. in Biomedical Engineering May 2015
Minor in Biology
Transferred from NC State University (1 year)
Study Abroad (GPA: 3.62) Spring 2012, Summer 2014
Study a cumulative of 24 hours in New Zealand, Australia, and Ireland
WORK EXPERIENCE
C.R. Bard, Inc. (R&D Co-Op) May 2013—December 2014
o Design families of 2 assemblies for product testing using SolidWorks Covington,GA
and manufacture with outside vendors each valued at approximately $5,000
o Manage design and process improvement, analyzing novel equipment valued at $60,500 and improving
existing manufacturing equipment for a projected capacity of 9.8M units sold after one year
o Write and perform 8 Data Control Evaluations and 5 Data Control Protocols/Reports to be used for
mechanical testing and data analysis for 2 projects in New Product Development
Georgia Tech Department of Housing (Resident Advisor) August 2013—May 2014
o Planned and executed weekly events focusing on the student development of Atlanta, GA
16 freshmen into the Georgia Tech community with $250 each semester
Undergraduate Research Program (Research Assistant) May 2012—August 2012
o Modeled patient outcomes with fast Fourier transforms in MATLAB Atlanta, GA
analyzing blood platelet levels before and after bone marrow transplants
HONORS
o Dean’s List (6 semesters) Fall 2010—Present
o FASET Leader of the Session July 2012
o N.C. State Engineering Design Day Winner November 2010
o Northern Guilford High School Scholar-Athlete (Golf and Cross Country) June 2010
o North Carolina Men’s 3A Golf Sate Championship May 2010
LEADERSHIP
Vice President (Technical Interview Preparation) April 2014—Present
o Founding member, contributing to the chartering of the organization
o Plan monthly workshops to improve the professional practices of 80 students
Eagle Scout December 2009
o Led the landscaping of the flagpole area in the Northern Guilford High School football stadium with 492
man hours and $2000, honoring two Scholar Athletes yearly and future servicemen
SKILLS
o Design Modeling: SolidWorks, GD&T
o Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook
o Computer Programming: MATLAB, HTML
ACTIVITIES
GT For the Kids (Morale Leader) November 2012—Present
o Increase awareness, student participation, and excitement for Dance Marathon, helping to raise a
cumulative $85,000 for Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta with 732 dancers
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity, Beta Pi August 2011—Present
o Dean Dull Chair- Promoted excellence within a fraternity of 97 gentlemen in 6 categories, including
academics, philanthropy, and more.
FASET Leader: Summer 2012
o Represented the Georgia Tech community to help lead and welcome 3,047 new students