Approaching the one year anniversary of my start date at NAVSEA, the force behind the ships in the United States Navy fleet, I want to return to school and take graduate courses in Engineering Management at Temple University.
After graduating with a notable four year Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Widener University, in Chester, Pennsylvania, I immediately joined the working world ten days after graduation and gained sound experience by working in the Integrated Logistic Support as a Mechanical Engineer of NAVSEA. I am enjoying creating procedures and diagrams for all Navy ship 's systems to get them underway on the water. Every day I take and give away new knowledge by interacting with the group which compose of individuals who have served in the Navy for ten plus years to other engineers. Although I am receiving valuable experience in the Logistics department, I realize that to further my career and display my leadership skills I will need to take more courses which will put me in a position to lead. Learning from …show more content…
The calculus courses I took with ease because of how natural math came to me. The other electives were no match for my intelligence freshman year. I was fortunate to have brilliant professors and amazing laboratories where I can learn a great deal of laboratory knowledge. It with the help of my professor, Dr. Kamran Fouladi, and Widener’s engineering department that I was able to succeed in my designing my senior project with my. The project was a concept of design of a micro-hydroelectric turbine that can be used in remote areas where electric cannot be found. The main focus was to make the turbine sustainable, efficient in creating power and cost effective. Without these four years of collegiate academics, I would not possess the engineering knowledge I have to be in this great position I am
After graduating with a notable four year Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Widener University, in Chester, Pennsylvania, I immediately joined the working world ten days after graduation and gained sound experience by working in the Integrated Logistic Support as a Mechanical Engineer of NAVSEA. I am enjoying creating procedures and diagrams for all Navy ship 's systems to get them underway on the water. Every day I take and give away new knowledge by interacting with the group which compose of individuals who have served in the Navy for ten plus years to other engineers. Although I am receiving valuable experience in the Logistics department, I realize that to further my career and display my leadership skills I will need to take more courses which will put me in a position to lead. Learning from …show more content…
The calculus courses I took with ease because of how natural math came to me. The other electives were no match for my intelligence freshman year. I was fortunate to have brilliant professors and amazing laboratories where I can learn a great deal of laboratory knowledge. It with the help of my professor, Dr. Kamran Fouladi, and Widener’s engineering department that I was able to succeed in my designing my senior project with my. The project was a concept of design of a micro-hydroelectric turbine that can be used in remote areas where electric cannot be found. The main focus was to make the turbine sustainable, efficient in creating power and cost effective. Without these four years of collegiate academics, I would not possess the engineering knowledge I have to be in this great position I am