Michael John Smetana's Resume
Contact Information
Michael John Smetana
Student - Mechanical Engineer
Graduation Scheduled: May 8th 2009
6030 Scotchwood Glen #107
Orlando, Florida 32822
Tel: 321.720.9694
Email: mail@weathat.com
- or - mail@time2use.com
Areas of Experience
- Mechanical Engineering
- 2D and 3D Design / Modeling
- Manufacturing
- Scheduling Tasks
- Technical Writing
- Debt Collections
- Account Management
- Logistics and Warehousing
- Automobile Repair
- Visual Basic Programming
- Robot C Programming (C++)
- Static and Dynamic HTML/PHP
- Artwork - Photoshop / Paintshop Pro
- Writing / Blogging
- Website Design
- Search Engine Optimization - SEO
- Customer Satisfaction / Support
- Mechatronic Systems
Objective
Objective: Obtain a rewarding career in Engineering,
preferably Mechanical.
Education
Bachelor's of Science in Mechanical Engineering
- May 2009
University of Central Florida - College of Engineering and Computer Science
University of Central Florida - College of Engineering and Computer Science
Personal Information
As a recent graduate and a possible master's
student, I have been trying to maximize my personal success.
The struggling economy has pushed for a realization that it is just bad timing to be graduating with a bachelor’s degree, because of this; I have decided that I only have two options, find a career path, or continue college as a master’s student
My personal experience tells me that it may be best for me to find a career now instead of attending graduate school, but for the long term, and the current economy, graduate school seems to be the only possible solution.
The struggling economy has pushed for a realization that it is just bad timing to be graduating with a bachelor’s degree, because of this; I have decided that I only have two options, find a career path, or continue college as a master’s student
My personal experience tells me that it may be best for me to find a career now instead of attending graduate school, but for the long term, and the current economy, graduate school seems to be the only possible solution.