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Morrison
1600 Carol Drive, Napa, CA 94558 (707).363.7885 jrobertmorrison@yahoo.com
OBJECTIVE:
A position in motor sports design engineering where practical and project experience combined with a passion for
motor sports will be beneficial to the company.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
− While serving as Formula SAE vice president at California State University – Sacramento:
• Placed 16th out of 80 teams at the 2008 Formula SAE West competition.
• 1 of 8 teams outside the top ten to complete all 4 dynamic and 3 static events.
− Dean’s Honor Roll Fall 2005 semester.
SKILLS:
Computer
Catia V5 R18 · Solidworks 2008 · COSMOSWorks · Matlab/Simulink · CNC Programming · Susprog3d · MS
Project · Autocad · Pro Engineer · Visual Basic · Nastran · TK Solver · MS Excel · MS Powerpoint · MS
Project · MS Word
Mechanical
Automotive restoration · CNC · Lathe · Mill · Race car/kart maintenance · Measuring · Welding
Communication/Organizational
− Experienced and proficient at creating and executing a plan for achieving a project’s design requirements.
− Strong analytical skills and detail oriented mindset acquired through team projects and work experience.
− Comfortable working in a team and communicating effectively with team members.
PROJECTS:
Formula SAE Car: College Race Car Design Competition held by Society of Automotive Engineers (S.A.E.)
− Head suspension designer from 2005-8.
− Vice president for 2006-7 competition year. Oversaw design and construction of race car during absence
of the president.
− President for 2007-8 competition year. Managed design of subsystems, subsystem integration and
construction of race car. Scheduled and ran team meetings.
− Used Susprog 3D for kinematic design and a combination of Solidworks, COSMOSWorks FEA, and MS
Excel for part design.
− Modified a Visual Basic motorcycle suspension program embedded in MS Excel for FSAE rocker
geometry design. Resulted in a reduction of iteration and suspension motion ratio calculation time.
− Created detailed drawings and consulted with machinists to ensure parts were feasible to machine and
tolerances were reasonable.
− Machined parts on both mills and lathes.
− Designed crash impact attenuator for 2006-7 and 2007-8 cars using custom made MS Excel spreadsheet
to optimize stiffness to weight ratio.
Solar Power Trailer: The Engineering Club (TEC) Semester Project at Santa Rosa Junior College
− Worked in a three member team to design and construct a solar trailer that powered Santa Rosa Junior
College’s public announcement system.
− Consulted with ceremony director for trailer design requirements.
− Served as vice president during design and construction process.
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE:
Dead Man’s Handle Operator · Carsport Viper Race Team · American Le Mans · October 2004
Operated dead man’s handle during refueling stops. Aided in packing pit box equipment.
EDUCATION:
B.S., Mechanical Engineering; California State University – Sacramento; May 2008
Engineering in Training Certified