Dylan Stevens9017 Pine Ave. (573) 747-5889Brentwood, MO 63144 djsmtf@mst.edu

OBJECTIVE To apply my personal skills to help design and improve control systems and to expand my manufacturing process knowledge

EDUCATION Missouri University of Science and Technology, GPA: 3.28/4.0Graduation: May 2014B.S. in Electrical Engineering with Controls Emphasis

WORK EXPERIENCEBarry-Wehmiller Design Group Spring ’14 – PresentElectrical Engineer/Systems Integrator St. Louis, MO Constellation Brands International brewery in Piedras-Negras, Mexico

o Improved communication skills and expanded design knowledge by working with a team to design and program high-speed bottling lines

o Gained problem solving skills by communicating with multiple vendors to understand and facilitate technical needs of their equipment

o Improved intrapersonal skills and multitasking ability by coordinating with coworkers and equipment manufacturers to develop consistent programming throughout entire project

Unilever foods in Independence, MOo Gained leadership experience by managing installation and startup of packaging lineso Improved organizational skills by configuring equipment to collect data and setting up data

collection servero Learned about legacy equipment by modernizing older lines to interact with new designs

and maintain new production standards Heinz frozen food facility in Massillon, OH

o Gained entry level experience by supporting electrical equipment installation, I/O checkout, and startup commissioning

Missouri S&T EE 235 – Controllers & Factory Automation Fall ’13 – Spring ’14Laboratory Instructor Rolla, MO Learned to make systems easy to understand by configuring laboratory equipment for beginner

programming and straightforward operation Gained public speaking experience by instructing students in the use of PLC & HMI components

Catalytic Innovations Winter ’12 – Summer ’13Engineer Rolla, MO Learned equipment maintenance by cleaning and repairing hand tools, plant machinery, and heavy

equipment, and by installing new electrical systems, and maintaining existing systems.

Noranda Aluminum INC. Spring & Summer ‘12Electrical Engineering Co-Op New Madrid, MO Gained early controls knowledge by working extensively with Allen Bradley PLC equipment Learned basic engineering practices by working with contractors, creating presentations, and

negotiating contracts Gained base level E.E. experience including heading projects, investigating technical problems, and

networking with other engineers to complete projects

SKILLS: Computer: Microsoft Office, PSpice, MATLAB, Allen Bradley and Siemens PLC & HMI software, Wonderware HMI software, AutoCAD, virtual machine software

Professional: OSHA-10 hr. training, panel design experience, panel checkout experience, packaging line design experience

Technical: Use of most tools, circuit component knowledge, basic auto body skills, basic mechanic skills, plant identification abilities, proficient outdoorsman