Joshua Tran

15310 Linden Ave. N., Shoreline, WA 98133 jtran130@calpoly.edu (206) 227-5189

Education
California State Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo
Bachelor Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Expected Graduation: June 2019
GPA: 3.62 Deans List: 3 Quarters Standing: Junior

Design with Solid Modeling, Measurement and Data Analysis, Technical Writing for Engineers,
Statics, Manufacturing Processes: Materials Joining, Removal and Net Shape, Linear Analysis

Engineering Experience
Quality of Life Plus Student Association September 2016 - Present
Filament Reclaimer Project
Collaborated with a group to design and build a machine to recycle used 3D printer filament
Researched and designed the extruder assembly for the 3D printer filament reclaimer
Tremor Resistant Eating Utensils
Collaborated to develop a set utensils that mechanically assist users with hand tremors
Designed the internal mechanisms and created SolidWorks models for an alpha prototype

iFixit San Luis Obispo, CA October November 2016

iHome iP1 Speaker Repair Guide
Worked with a team to develop a series of part replacement guides for the iHome iP1 system
Created troubleshooting guides to help users diagnose problems and find the correct solution
Coordinated the delegation of responsibility for the teams tasks and communicated with iFixit

Other Experience
Cal Poly University Housing San Luis Obispo, CA September, 2016 - Present
Resident Advisor
Developed personal and positive relationships with residents to create a single community
Provided social opportunities and educational experience for residents with a team of RAs
Responded to community emergencies while following University Housing protocols.

Skills
Technical Skills: SolidWorks, Technical Writing, Hand Drafting, Java, Microsoft Office
Physical Skills: Welding, Casting, Turning, Milling

Leadership and Involvement

Community Council Representative September 2015 June 2016
Managed and planned recreational, educational, and social outreach events for residents

Eagle Scout November, 2014

Eagle Project: Coordinated 30 scouts and adults to re-stripe a parking lot and paint US Map