Jackson Ramsey

Background

About Jackson Ramsey

I am a high-achieving mechanical engineering masters student researching topology optimization in additive manufacturing at Baylor University. Last summer, I interned at Argonne National Laboratory in the nuclear engineering division, creating a unique algorithm in Matlab to maximize electrical grid efficiency while minimizing cost. During summer 2016, I interned in Romania with Turbocam and InterVarsity. Beyond my paid work, I served as president of Baylor Engineers With a Mission, an engineering service group, from May 2016 until December 2017. I coordinated a service trip to Houston after hurricane Harvey, drilled a water well in Laredo, TX, and converted a chicken coop to solar power.Over the past five years, I've researched with professors in Illinois, Idaho, and Texas in mathematics, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and as part of a National Science Foundation-funded math REU. The Journal of Applied Physics published the article "Operator-sum Models of Quantum Decoherence in Molecular Quantum-dot Cellular Automata," by Dr. Enrique Blair and myself.In one of my personal engineering projects outside of class, I created a furnace to melt and cast aluminum. I have fabricated dozens of parts as a TA for engineering design courses. My skills also include Abaqus, Latex, Matlab, Mathcad, basic Python, and Microsoft Office.