Dillon Mann

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About Dillon Mann

My name is Dillon Mann and I am currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering at New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology with an expected completion date of December 2021. I believe that the research I am currently conducting at NMT in the field of Mechanical Engineering coupled with my engineering experience in previous internships have provided me with the design and development skills needed to solve advanced engineering problems and to be a successful in any role. In my graduate research work and engineering internships, I have consistently demonstrated my ability to work through complex problems and discover the most accurate solutions using CAD modeling and finite element analysis simulation programs. During my research, I have developed optimal strategies for fast photodiode alignment using mechanical design strategies and CAD software learned throughout schooling and internships. During my internships, I was able to communicate and talk through root cause analysis problems with technicians and operators out in the field. A few of the credentials I bring to the table include:+ Optimized photodiode probe orientation to within 0.5% for maximum intensity feedback.+ Verified an oblique angle formula for a PDV system through a matrix within a 1.68% error.+ Increased my field’s total production forecasts by 8% in only 3 months.+ Able to work and manage projects effectively in a team setting I have always enjoyed advanced engineering and complex problem solving and I believe that my present and previous experience will help me to work as a part of a team and be an effective representative of any company. If given an opportunity, I know I will be a valuable asset to your company and I thank you for taking the time for reading my profile.