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Rotational Graduate Engineer Resume Lukas Neal Rotational Graduate Engineer (979) 555-3186 lukas.neal@example.com linkedin.com/example/lukasneal College Station, TX 77840 STRENGTHS Project coordination Connected engineering, procurement, testing, operations, and logistics tasks during a supervised energy simulation. Teams relied on clear handoffs. Document control Maintained vendor registers, revision histories, approvals, and returns. A simple tracker kept reviews visible when deadlines began moving. Risk awareness Used weekly reviews to flag late activities, supplier concerns, and testing dependencies. Early discussion gave project leads room to respond. Technical analysis Investigated inconsistent laboratory results through repeat test recommendations. That experience made problem solving more practical and evidence based. Team communication Presented project status, deviations, and lessons learned in English. Faculty and industry reviewers received concise, useful information. SKILLS Project Administration Engineering Coordination Procurement Requisitioning Subcontracting Expediting Vendor Documentation Testing Operations Logistics Equipment Lists QHSES Schedule Tracking Risk Identification Problem Solving LANGUAGES English Native 40 Spanish Intermediate 20 MY CAREER 1.3 Years Capstone Project, Energy Project Execution Capstone at Texas A&M University (8 Months) University Project, Project Management and Procurement Simulation at Texas A&M University (4 Months) Student Lab, Engineering Operations and Testing Lab at Texas A&M University (4 Months) SUMMARY Early career mechanical engineering graduate with supervised experience supporting energy project execution through engineering coordination, procurement interfaces, vendor documentation , testing, operations, and logistics. Capstone and university simulations developed practical project administration skills, including schedule tracking, labor hour awareness, equipment list definition, budget review, contractual documentation, risk identification, and status reporting. Work with MS Excel and PowerPoint has supported clear project controls, document registers, requisition records, and technical presentations. QHSES principles guided laboratory, testing, material movement, and simulated execution activities. Academic projects required coordination across diverse teams, disciplined recordkeeping, problem solving, and clear English communication. This foundation supports reliable contributions across rotating engineering and project functions, with a steady focus on accurate information, timely follow through, and safe project delivery. EDUCATION Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering Texas A&M University GPA: 0 2026 College Station, TX Coursework: Project management, procurement systems, mechanical design, testing methods, engineering analysis TECHNICAL SKILLS Microsoft Office: Excel, PowerPoint, Word Project Controls: Schedule tracking, labor hour tracking, budget tracking Procurement Records: Requisitions, purchase documentation, subcontracting records Vendor Documentation: Document registers, review comments, approval tracking Engineering Coordination: Equipment lists, technical data, discipline handoffs Testing Operations: Test planning, measurement capture, repeat testing Logistics Planning: Material movement, equipment status, activity sequencing Risk Management: Risk registers, deviation reviews, recovery actions QHSES Practices: Safety reviews, quality procedures, environmental considerations Technical Reporting: Engineering reports, project status, lessons learned Project Communication: Status presentations, team reviews, English reporting SKILLS Project Administration Engineering Coordination Procurement Requisitioning Subcontracting Expediting Vendor Documentation Testing Operations Logistics Equipment Lists QHSES Schedule Tracking Risk Identification Problem Solving EXPERIENCE Capstone Project, Energy Project Execution Capstone Texas A&M University January 2026 - September 2026 College Station, TX Supported a six student onshore energy equipment simulation under faculty supervision. Coordinated engineering deliverables, procurement interfaces, testing, operations, logistics, project controls, and final reporting while building practical experience with schedule, labor hour, equipment, budget, contractual, and QHSES requirements. Coordinated six student deliverables across engineering , procurement, testing, operations , and logistics milestones. Built an Excel tracker for schedule dates, labor hours , equipment status, budgets, and contractual deliverables. Identified late activities and emerging risks during weekly status reviews with faculty project supervisors. Developed equipment and requisition lists, checked data completeness, and maintained revision history for project records. Maintained a vendor document register covering reviews, comments, approvals, and returns within planned timelines. Applied QHSES criteria to testing, material movement, safety, environmental, and execution planning activities. Presented deviations, risks, procurement interfaces, and lessons learned through concise reports and PowerPoint presentations. University Project, Project Management and Procurement Simulation Texas A&M University August 2025 - December 2025 College Station, TX Completed a supervised engineering to procurement simulation focused on equipment package coordination, project administration, contractual records, vendor information, schedule controls, risk review, and cross functional handoffs. The work strengthened practical project management judgment before entering rotational engineering work. Translated equipment scope into work activities, requisition records, and a baseline project schedule. Compared planned and actual dates in Excel, then documented recovery actions for delayed vendor information. Prepared mock purchase and subcontracting records using provided contractual requirements and approved technical scope. Mapped engineering, procurement, expediting , testing, logistics , and operations interfaces for clearer team ownership. Maintained a risk register covering schedule, documentation, supplier, and execution concerns for weekly review. Prepared an English project report summarizing progress, open risks, document status, and recommended actions. Student Lab, Engineering Operations and Testing Lab Texas A&M University January 2025 - May 2025 College Station, TX Performed supervised mechanical engineering laboratory work involving equipment setup, test planning, measurement capture, data analysis, safety procedures, and technical reporting. Coordinated tasks within a diverse four person team and supplied reliable records for instructor review and later design decisions. Executed equipment setup and test planning assignments under instructor supervision for mechanical engineering coursework. Maintained equipment lists and test records in MS Office with identifiers, revisions, and results. Analyzed inconsistent test data, investigated likely causes, and documented repeat test recommendations. Coordinated setup, testing, calculations, and reporting across a diverse four person laboratory team. Applied laboratory safety and quality procedures during equipment handling, testing, and technical documentation . Converted raw observations into tables, calculations, and summaries supporting subsequent engineering design decisions. PROJECTS Onshore Equipment Package Simulation 2026 Simulated an onshore equipment package from engineering definition through procurement, testing, operations, and logistics. Built project controls, tracked vendor documents, reviewed deviations, and presented execution risks. Engineering Procurement Interface Study 2025 Mapped engineering to procurement handoffs through requisition records, subcontracting documentation, schedule comparisons, vendor information, testing dependencies, and structured project risk reviews. LEADERSHIP & AWARDS Dean's List recognition for strong academic performance, 2025 Engineering Capstone Presentation Recognition for clear project reporting, 2026 Selected for peer mentoring and project coordination responsibilities, 2025 to 2026 CERTIFICATIONS Microsoft Office Specialist: Excel Associate 2025 Coursera Project Management Principles and Practices 2026 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Engineering Peer Mentor, Texas A&M University, 2025 to 2026 Student Project Management Study Group Coordinator, 2025 to 2026 LANGUAGES English (Native) Spanish (Intermediate) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Work Status : Authorized to work in United States. No sponsorship required. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Work Status : Authorized to work in United States. No sponsorship required. REFERENCES AVAILABLE ON REQUEST

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