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Started by Urban J. De Souza
Sat, 14 Oct 1995 00:00
Job req'd for: Graduating PhD - Materials/Manufacturing/FEM
Author: Urban J. De Souza
Date: Sat, 14 Oct 1995 00:00
Date: Sat, 14 Oct 1995 00:00
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I am qualified in the following areas:
-material processing and testing,
-physical metallurgy of steels
-metalforming finite elements simulation (CAD/CAM),
-applied mechanics,
-composites, with
-strong computer utilization skills
and looking for a matching position in the industry. Please email back if
interested.
Resume follows...
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Urban J. De Souza
331 W. College Ave, Box 1
State College, PA 16801
(814) 865-5921(Off.) (814) 867-6728(Home)
email: ujd100@psu.edu
WWW: http://cac.psu.edu/~ujd100
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OBJECTIVE
Research Engineer in Manufacturing/Design with emphasis in Materials and
Finite Elements.
EDUCATION
Dec. 95 (Expected) Ph.D. - Engineering Science and Mechanics (GPA 3.83/4.00)
The Pennsylvania State University, University Park,
PA 16802
Thesis: Ausforming of carburized AISI 9310 steel
May 91 M.S. - Mechanical Engineering
Clemson University, Clemson, SC 29634
Thesis: Impact damage in cast iron
Aug. 87 B.S. - Metallurgical Engineering
Indian Institute of Technology - Bombay, INDIA
WORK EXPERIENCE
Research:
Jan. 91 - Present Graduate Research Assistant
Applied Research Laboratory, The Pennsylvania State University
National Center for Advanced Drivetrain Technology (NCADT)
� Modeled rolling contact deformation using finite element method.
� Designed and manufactured specialized steel specimens for
thermomechanical
testing thatincluded ausforming and isoforming.
� Evaluated mechanical and microstructural properties of gear
steel.
� Interfaced with NCADT in developing materials requirements
for ausrolling.
Jan 90. - Apr. 90 Teaching Assistant
Mechanical Engineering Department, Clemson University
Aug. 88 - Dec. 89 Graduate Research Assistant
Material Testing Laboratory- ME Dept. Clemson University
� Applied FEM to simulate quasi-static and dynamic metal
deformation as in
hardness and impact testing.
� Carried out high strain rate material testing and data
acquisition following ASTM
standards.
Industrial:
Dec. 87 - Aug. 88 Engineer Trainee (Quality Control)
Special Steel Limited, Bombay, INDIA.
� Supervised 5 workers during production shifts engaged
in wire-rod and billet
quality control.
� Inspected sample microstructures of plain carbon and
stainless steels and
issued clearances.
� Interfaced operations with production, marketing,
maintenance and planning
departments.
� Familiarized with steel melting, hot-rolling, wire
drawing operations.
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KEY GRADUATE PROJECTS
� Designed a robot drive train for use in hazardous environments
(Graduate course project).
� Converted a 3-node p.s. triangle code to work with 4-node quad elements
(Graduate course project).
� Simulated dynamic impact of spherical projectiles on metallic targets
using FEM
(Research project).
� Modeled heating of concentric cylinders to test for singularities using FEM
(Research project).
� Simulated deformation involved during rolling contact of two disks
using FEM
(Research project).
� Authored a generalized carburization code using finite
differences(Research project).
EDUCATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
Clemson University andThe Pennsylvania State University :
Advanced Mechanical Engineering Design Advanced Strength
of Materials
Finite Element Methods in Engineering Non-linear Finite
Element Methods
Advanced Finite Elements Intermediate Dynamics
Theory of Elasticity Continuum Mechanics
Fracture and Fatigue Crystal Defects
and Deformation
Solid Phase Transformations
COMPUTER BACKGROUND
Course Work : C Programming Language, Operating Systems, Data Structures
and Algorithms.
Software : Project experience with ABAQUS Standard/Explicit 5.1,
PATRAN v3.0,
ANSYS v44a, Maple v3.0, AutoCAD v12, MathLAB, MathCAD,
Excel, Lotus 1-2-3.
Languages : C/C++, Pascal, Fortran 77, Basic, HTML.
Systems : Sun Sparc 4/UNIX 4.1.3, Vax/VMS, IBM VM/CMS, PC/DOS, Mac/MOS.
PUBLICATIONS , REPORTS and PROPOSALS
� De Souza, U.J. and Amateau, M.F., " Work hardening characteristics
during low-temperature ausforming of carburized AISI 9310 steel", To be
published, 1995.
� De Souza, U.J. and Amateau, M.F., " Effect of isothermal holding on
ausforming of AISI 9310 steel", To be published, 1995.
� Rack, H.J., DeSouza, U.J., Wang, A. "Impact deformation and damage in
austenitic high chromium white cast iron by spherical projectiles at
normal incidence". In: Wear : an international journal on the science,
Nov. 02, 1992, v 159, n 1, Page 121.
� Wang, A., De Souza, U.J., Rack, H.J. "Impact deformation and damage of a
high chromium white cast iron by spherical projectile at normal
incidence". In: Wear : an international journal on the science, Nov. 30,
1991, v 151, n 1, Page 157.
� De Souza, U.J., "Analysis of whisker-reinforced CMC laminate tube
processing by tape casting and hot-isostatic pressing", Research proposal
submitted to Center of Advanced Materials, Penn State, 1991.
� Rack, H.J., Wang, A., DeSouza, U.J., "Impact erosion resistance of
white cast irons", Annual reports submitted to GIW Industries, Inc,
Grovetown, Georgia, Aug. 1, 1989 and Feb. 1, 1990.
ACTIVITIES and INTERESTS
� Member of American Society for Materials(6 years), Graduate Student
Association, Penn State.
� Soccer, Sailing, Computers, Guitar musician.
REFERENCES
Available if needed
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