Global Engineering Profiles

05 Dec 2008 | Student Contributions | Contributor(s): Dianne Atkinson

The profile is an extended but focused answer to the question, “Tell me about yourself,” one of the most useful interview question ever devised. The first challenge is to decide what to include—what is most relevant for the purpose at hand. The second challenge is to make that material …

Global Engineering Profile for Robert Feeman

12 Nov 2009 | Student Contributions | Contributor(s): Robert Feeman

I made the decision to be an engineer not only because I was the one in high school who thought that calculus and physics classes were interesting, but also because I liked the idea of solving problems and being presented with challenges that were actually relevant to some aspect of society. …

Professional Profile for James Allen Guilmart

12 Nov 2009 | Student Contributions | Contributor(s): james allen guilmart

As long as I can remember I knew I wanted to get my engineering degree. My father is an engineer and my grandfather is an engineer and I knew I would follow in their footsteps. However, both of my predecessors moved to the sales and business side of engineering which is where I see myself in the …

Ring Flosser CAD Screenshots

03 May 2012 | Student Contributions | Contributor(s): Cody Balk

Global Engineering Profile for Ashley Ellsworth

12 Dec 2008 | Student Contributions | Contributor(s): Ashley Nicole Ellsworth

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Global Engineering Profile for Andrew Heighway

11 Dec 2008 | Student Contributions | Contributor(s): Andrew Jay Heighway

For as long as I can remember I have always looked up to my uncle David Heighway, who was a Mechanical Engineer. I always enjoyed conversing with him, and it always astonished me how intelligent and smart he was. This is what caused me to become interested in engineering.

Global Engineering Profile for Alexander Harrison Taylor

12 Dec 2008 | Student Contributions | Contributor(s): Alexander Harrison Taylor

Why Engineering? I grew up in a small Indiana town where there was never much to do. The one thing I always had with me was my imagination. Whenever I looked at a plane as it flew overhead I would think to myself, “How does that work?” When travelling to Chicago on a family trip I saw the …

Global Engineering Profile for Nour Ramadan

12 Dec 2008 | Student Contributions | Contributor(s): Nour Ramadan

I grew up in Lebanon, a small beautiful country in the Middle East. I lived there for nineteen years before moving to Indiana. Since I was five years old, I went to the same French system school, which has all levels from elementary to high school. At eighteen years old, I enrolled into the …

Global Engineering Profile for Dan Sachs

11 Dec 2008 | Student Contributions | Contributor(s): Dan Sachs

When I was about 9 years old my father went through his so called "Mid-life Crisis." For many years my dad has always been interested in cars; racing, fixing, or just being around them. So to help my dad through this situation, he decided to buy a sprint car, and race it. So for about 6 years I …

Global Engineering Profile - Samuel P. Cuellar

15 Dec 2008 | Student Contributions | Contributor(s): Samuel P Cuellar

Ever since I was a child math had always been fun and easy. It came to me so naturally. I had my first taste of being an engineer, in 5th grade when I volunteered to design the toothpick bridge for the grade wide competition. My design led our group to victory by supporting the most weight by a …