RAKESH KUMAR PATTANAIK

rakeshpattanaik1@gmail.com
Contact # +91 7795775982, +91 9124859387

OBJECTIVE:
To learn and function effectively and efficiently in an organization,to excel as a professional by
continuously upgrading and improving knowledge,skills and deliverables.
WORK EXPERIENCE SUMMARY
1 year of professional work experience

Youth Associates Private Limited

Worked as Maintainance Engineer - Mechanical (Jan 2012 -Dec 2013)
Domain Worked on Machine Maintance

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS:
Done trainings on mechanical CAD softwares with exposore to mould design and press tool design from
C.T.T.C Bhubaneswar
Duration: February 2014 January 2015
Exposure to programming language and database
Programming languages

C , C++ , JAVA

Database Servers

SQL Server, Oracle,ms office,word ,excell,powerpoint

Operating Systems

Windows (XP, Vista, 7,8)

TECHNICAL SKILLS
Mechanical Software:

Auto CAD, Master CAM, SolidWorks, CATIA, UniGraphics, Pro- E, ANSYS.

IT SOFTWARE SKILLS:

Programming Languages : C, C++, SQL, Core Java

Operating Systems
: MS-DOS, Windows, MAC OS
Application Software
: MS-Office
Database
:
MS-Access, SQLite.

Specializations

Engineering Drawing and GDNT Symbols

Press Tool Theory
Plastic Mould Theory
Tool Designing
Quality Testing as per ISO Standards
CNC Part Programming
Production Technology

EDUCATION
Degree and Date

Institute/Board

Percentage
Score

B.Tech, Mechanical Engineering, 2012

BPUT (Gandhi Institute for Technological

Advancement) ,Odisha

6.39 (CGPA)

Higher Secondary Education (12th), 2008

Council Of Higher Secondary

Education,Odisha

53%

Secondary Education (10th), 2005

BJB High School / C.B.S.E

61%

PROJECTS UNDERTAKEN:
Hydraulic Crane
Manufactured Washer using Press Tool
Manufactured Gas Knob using Hand Injection Mould
Manufactured Portable Vice using all types of conventional machines.
ACADEMIC PROJECT
Title : Ultra Electronics Automated Bi-Cell Assembly Machine.
Team Size : 5
Project Description:
The outlined concept makes use of the piercing staple connection method, combined with a rounded
linear rail in order to have several mobile work surfaces. This machine would begin its process by
loading an anode onto the work surface, which has had pins driven into it so as to center the
components. Once the anode has been placed, a cathode is lowered on top of it and the cart begins
moving along the linear rail. Immediately the cart passes a mechanical trigger, which causes the
clamping system to compress and secure the two components together. After this the cart continues on
to the cleaning station, while the cart behind it enters the loading station. At the cleaning station, a small
brush has been attached to a DC motor, which has in turn been attached to a linear actuator. The motor
driving the carts around the track stops such that the bi-cell layup is now positioned directly under the
cleaning brush. The motor is lowered using the actuator, and powered so as to cause the brush to rotate.
Once lowered, the brush removes excess graphite from the surface of the copper mesh, ensuring that a
successful electrical connection can be made at the stapling station. Once this process is completed, the
actuator lifts the cleaning unit away from the bi-cell, and the cart continues on to the stapler. The
stapling station will employ sharp ended staples in a custom designed magazine, so as to maximize the
time between reloading. The stapler will be pneumatically powered so as to ensure the staple pierces the
layup, and similarly to the cleaning unit, the stapling unit will be attached to a linear actuator. Once the
cart has arrived and stopped at the station, the actuator will begin lowering the stapler. When the stapler
head is compressed, the system will trigger, piercing the bi-cell layup with one sharpened staple. This
process will ensure a large area of connection between the staple and anode, creating a both a good
electrical and mechanical connection. Built into the cart will be a stapler anvil, which will guide the
staple legs inward, clinching the corners. Once the connection has been made, the linear actuator will
lift the stapler away, and the cart will move on to the adhesive station. At the adhesive station, the cart
comes to another stop, underneath of the dispensing nozzle. Connected to the dispensing nozzle is a
pump system, which is in turn connected to a heated reservoir of heated epoxy. This is dispensed over
top of the exposed staple, isolating it from the rest of the battery and providing increased mechanical
strength between the cathode and anode. Once this is completed, the cart moves past a second
mechanical trigger which removes the clamps from the bi-cell, allowing it to be promptly dispensed to

the operator. This method is advantageous in that it removes the puncturing station which has been
causing the current machine so many issues. Additionally, by using an elongated linear track, the
machine will take up less room than the original. The entirely electric system makes for much simpler
control, with a higher degree of precision. Finally, by using staples, the changeover times can be kept
low while spending the least money on connection materials. The disadvantages of this concept are that
it still requires the staple magazine to be reloaded throughout the day and there may be some play in the
cart positions. Additionally, the custom design of the magazine would not fit the definition of an off the
shelf part, which could provide future difficulties should it ever be damaged.

SKILLSET:

Production Technology

Tool Design

CNC Part Programming

Ability to work effectively in team
ACHIEVEMENTS/EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES:
Winner of University level Cricket Competition.
Kho-Kho and Kabaddi champion (MHRAT).
Attended R.D.C and C.A.T.C camps of NCC.
Gave a seminar on Railway Air Brake and Smart Materials.
Active member of Red Cross Blood Donation Society.
PERSONAL DETAILS:
Date of Birth 07/03/1990
Languages known- English, Oriya, Hindi
PresentAddress #43, CKB Layout, Munnekolal, Marathahalli, Bangalore, PIN-560037
DECLARATION:
I hereby solemnly affirm that all the details provided above are true to the best of my knowledge.
Rakesh Kumar Pattanaik.

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