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MS/CFD JOB-SEEKING
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Author: Bing Li
Date: Tue, 05 Jan 1993 17:12
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Dear Sir/Madam:


HAPPY NEW YEAR!

	I appreciate you are interested in my post. If you are a prospective employer, you will find the following message is interesting.

	I was an engineer, designer. I am a student now. I am going to get my third degree in one month. I am looking for a competitive position which can challenge my capabilities. The following is my resume:


	THE DEGREES BE CONFERRED:

	M.S. Mechanical Engineering/Materials  Engineering, expected  2/93		
	M.S. Engineering Mechanics/Computational Fluid Dynamics(CFD), 2/88		
	B.S. Applied Mathematics, 7/85



	EXPERIENCE:

	2/88-- 3/91 	
	Design and Research Engineer in airplane company
	CFD and CAD in wing design. 
	
	8/91 -- 12/91
	Research Assistant, Dept. of Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering.	
	Computational Fluid  Dynamics(CFD), Phase flow and Lagrange mean flow.
							
	1/92 -- present: 
	Research Assistant, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering			
	Mechanical properties of materials, polymer research and finite element
	analysis(FEA).
	


	EXPERTISE:

	CAD, FEA(ANSYS,Nastran), FORTRAN, PASCAL,C ,  IBM4381/MVS,
	SunStation/Unix, PC/MS-DOS, Machintosh, Honeywell/DPS.


	OBJECTIVE: 	

	Obtain a Mechanical Engineer or Software Engineer position. Location
	open, salary negotiable.



	Please contact me if you are interested in me. Let us talk. I will also appreciate if you can offer me information about job-hunting. Thank you. 
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INTERNET:    af235@yfn.ysu.edu
BITNET:      af235%yfn.ysu.edu@ysub.bitnet

BING LI
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