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Eric C. Ruiz Houston, TX 77009 | (210) 862-8999 | [email protected] Education University of Texas at San Antonio San Antonio, Texas Bachelor of Science: Mechanical Engineering May 2014 GPA 3.23 Bachelor of Science: Biology December 2009 Projects Design, Built, and Tested - Supersonic Wind Tunnel o Led a team of 4 through the fabrication and testing of a Supersonic wind tunnel. o Corresponded with manufactures and craftsmen to procure all necessary equipment and guarantee all deadlines met. o Ensured that the fabrication of the wind tunnel met the ASME B31.3 Process Pipe Code for safety and reliability. o Project funded by a Boeing Grant with a final cost of 16.5K. Design - Fuel Gas System o Presented the design of a fuel gas pipe system to deliver fuel to a Combustion Turbine Generator that met the ASME B31.1 Power Piping code. Software, Applications and Technical Skills SolidWorks Certified SW Associate Knowledgeable Ansys Fluent, AutoCAD National Instruments Labview Mathworks Matlab and Simulink Microsoft Office: Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Project Experience Best Pumpworks a DXP Company Project Engineer September 2014 - Present Engineering/project management of up to 25 concurrent projects with a typical capital investment of $250 K each. Provided extensive engineering support and technical guidance for the manufacture of overhung (OH2) centrifugal pumps in conformance with the American Petroleum Institute (API) 610. Develop cost estimates and bill of materials. Coordinate critical activities with suppliers, and vendors to assure on time project execution. Munters Corporation (Heating Ventilation and Cooling Industry) Mechanical Engineer Intern April 2014 August 2014 Designed sheet metal parts and assemblies in Solidworks, and AutoCAD for commercial ventilation units. Member of a team project that rapidly designed a new product ready for market within two months. Created/reviewed bill of materials for purchasing and assembling instructions. University of Texas at San Antonio Research Assistant Flow Control Dynamical Systems Lab January 2014 - May 2014 Managed the planning, designing, and fabrication of modifications to an existing low speed wind tunnel. Utilize Ansys Fluent to predicted design flow conditions minimizing fabrication cost. Drafted engineering drawings of all design modifications for manufacturing. Prepared detailed purchase orders for project cost including procurement requirements. Laboratory Assistant Mechanical Engineering Practice August 2013 May 2014 Managed laboratory staffing schedule and student schedule. Developed student design project specifications and constraints. Mentored freshman through the design process. Research Assistant Computational Fluid Dynamics Research Group May 2012 December 2013 Characterized direct numerical data through flow visualization to study turbulence. Utilized Matlab to construct three dimensional flow animations of turbulent flow. Leadership and Organization Boosting Engineering, Science and Technology (BEST) Mentor - 2011 and 2012 American Society of Mechanical Engineers (AMSE) Member Student Government Association - Senator Representing the College of Sciences Phi Sigma Pi National Honors Fraternity Volunteer: University Hospital, Sam Shelter, City of San Antonio Parks and Recreation Awards ASME San Antonio Section 2012-2013 Scholarship Recipient, President’s List, Dean’s List and Honor’s List

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Page 1: Eric Ruiz  Mechanical Engineer

Eric C. Ruiz Houston, TX 77009 | (210) 862-8999 | [email protected]

Education

University of Texas at San Antonio – San Antonio, Texas

Bachelor of Science: Mechanical Engineering May 2014

GPA 3.23

Bachelor of Science: Biology December 2009

Projects

Design, Built, and Tested - Supersonic Wind Tunnel

o Led a team of 4 through the fabrication and testing of a Supersonic wind tunnel.

o Corresponded with manufactures and craftsmen to procure all necessary equipment and guarantee all deadlines met.

o Ensured that the fabrication of the wind tunnel met the ASME B31.3 Process Pipe Code for safety and reliability.

o Project funded by a Boeing Grant with a final cost of 16.5K.

Design - Fuel Gas System

o Presented the design of a fuel gas pipe system to deliver fuel to a Combustion Turbine Generator that met the ASME

B31.1 Power Piping code.

Software, Applications and Technical Skills

SolidWorks – Certified SW Associate

Knowledgeable Ansys Fluent, AutoCAD National Instruments Labview

Mathworks Matlab and Simulink

Microsoft Office: Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Project

Experience

Best Pumpworks a DXP Company

Project Engineer September 2014 - Present

Engineering/project management of up to 25 concurrent projects with a typical capital investment of $250 K each.

Provided extensive engineering support and technical guidance for the manufacture of overhung (OH2) centrifugal pumps in

conformance with the American Petroleum Institute (API) 610.

Develop cost estimates and bill of materials.

Coordinate critical activities with suppliers, and vendors to assure on time project execution.

Munters Corporation (Heating Ventilation and Cooling Industry)

Mechanical Engineer Intern April 2014 – August 2014

Designed sheet metal parts and assemblies in Solidworks, and AutoCAD for commercial ventilation units.

Member of a team project that rapidly designed a new product ready for market within two months.

Created/reviewed bill of materials for purchasing and assembling instructions.

University of Texas at San Antonio

Research Assistant – Flow Control Dynamical Systems Lab January 2014 - May 2014

Managed the planning, designing, and fabrication of modifications to an existing low speed wind tunnel.

Utilize Ansys Fluent to predicted design flow conditions minimizing fabrication cost.

Drafted engineering drawings of all design modifications for manufacturing.

Prepared detailed purchase orders for project cost including procurement requirements.

Laboratory Assistant – Mechanical Engineering Practice August 2013 – May 2014

Managed laboratory staffing schedule and student schedule.

Developed student design project specifications and constraints.

Mentored freshman through the design process.

Research Assistant – Computational Fluid Dynamics Research Group May 2012 – December 2013

Characterized direct numerical data through flow visualization to study turbulence.

Utilized Matlab to construct three dimensional flow animations of turbulent flow.

Leadership and Organization

Boosting Engineering, Science and Technology (BEST) Mentor - 2011 and 2012

American Society of Mechanical Engineers (AMSE) Member

Student Government Association - Senator Representing the College of Sciences

Phi Sigma Pi National Honors Fraternity

Volunteer: University Hospital, Sam Shelter, City of San Antonio Parks and Recreation

Awards

ASME San Antonio Section 2012-2013 Scholarship Recipient, President’s List, Dean’s List and Honor’s List