Craig Conecoff

719 Boylston Street Apt. 302, Boston, MA 02116

Craigjlconecoff.weebly.com / ​cconecjl@gmail.com
(914) 263-9175

❖ PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Diversified Technologies, Inc. ​Bedford, MA ​June 2018-Present

Mechanical Engineer
Managed Project Lifecycle
● Interfaced with customer to learn needs and determine requirements of system to ensure an effective product
● Planned and designed layout of high voltage modulator cabinet using Solidworks while employing high voltage safety
protocols
● Oversaw purchasing and budgeting of project, delegated tasks to optimize efficiency of work, and conducted factory
acceptance testing of system to ensure agreed expectations were met
● Assembled and mounted machined and purchased parts into larger part assemblies and used machining techniques to correct
improperly aligned features
● Oversaw overseas installation of system
● Collaborated with senior electrical engineers to further build out project requirements
● Researched concepts of pulse modulators and their circuit design in conjunction with RF tubes

NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory ​Pasadena, CA ​July-December 2017

Testbed Engineer Co-op
Ensured high fidelity data to cognizant engineers through high attention to detail
● Used Siemens NX to design mechanical ground support equipment to adapt testbed to needs of the engineers
● Wrote command code in Python to control electromechanical components of test setup
● Created specific step by step testing procedures for use by technician operators
● Collaborated with many engineering teams across multiple disciplines to plan and perform 8 test campaigns for Mars 2020
Rover project
Upgraded testbed to meet standards dictated by project goals
● Designed and implemented new measurement systems for higher fidelity data collection and improved usability of testbed
● Updated complicated testbed CAD to reflect changes made on physical model

Keurig Green Mountain​ Burlington, MA July-December 2016

Research and Innovation Engineer Co-op
Established consistency of beverage testing conditions through creation of unique brewing system
● Created fully operational brewing system from scratch and implemented a LabVIEW program to provide the user with customizable
brewing functionality and an easy to use interface
● Chose electromechanical components such as water and air pumps, valves, and heaters to maximize accuracy and overall system efficiency
based on reverse engineering of current and legacy brewing systems
Conducted testing which produced findings to enable future business growth
● Won project presentation award for Largest Business Impact Amongst Peers
● Performed coffee extraction testing, providing numerical backing to proposed theories, resulting in a new direction for future
brewer design and technology

Johnson & Johnson​ Raynham, MA June-December 2015

Manufacturing Support Co-op
Identified and worked to eliminate issues with production efficiency
● Eliminated process inefficiencies with a projected cost savings of $30,000
● Gathered data by interviewing manufacturing floor staff in order to identify opportunities for process reengineering
● Filmed and documented processes and created time and cost analyses

❖ EDUCATION

Northeastern University​ Boston, MA May 2018

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
GPA: ​3.5
 ❖ PROJECTS

Infant Mouth Simulator ​Senior Capstone ​Spring 2018

Design and Integration Lead
● Collaborated with a team of 5 members to research, design, assemble, and test a mouth simulator that mimics the anatomy and physiology
of the infant mouth with cleft palate for the purpose of developing a pacifier to occlude cleft
● Conceptualized and designed simulator components with proper GD&T using SolidWorks for 3D print prototyping
● Speced electromechanical components based on force requirements determined through theoretical calculations

❖ TECHNICAL SKILLS

Applications:​ Siemens NX, SolidWorks, AutoCAD, Microsoft Office

Programming: ​LabVIEW, C++, Matlab, TeraTerm, Python
Manufacturing: ​Lean, Six Sigma, GD&T, 3D printing
Hands on Electrical: ​Wiring, soldering, crimping
❖ CLUBS & INTERESTS

NU Motorsports (Baja SAE), American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity
Listening to music​\​Fast cars and winding roads​\​Working with hands, building things​\​Symphonic, Jazz band​\​Soccer, basketball, football, golf