Professional Info
I am now a Ph.D. Candidate in Mechanical Engineering from Texas A&M University with a Master of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University. My studies focus on mechanical design and manufacture, heat transfer, fluids, thermodynamics, HVAC and power transmission systems. I am eagerly and actively seeking for Internship and Full-time work positions related to my areas of study. I am eligible to work in the U.S. without sponsorship for at least 36 months.
Programming Languages
Visual Basics Studio
MATLAB
Skills
ANSYS
Fluent
SOLIDWORKS
AutoCAD
LabVIEW
COMSOL
MATLAB
Hypermesh
EES
HVAC Thermal Load Software
SEM
TEM
IR Camera
High Speed Camera
DSC
AFM
Viscometer
KD 2 Pro Thermal Properties Analyser
Laser Distribution Analyser
Pool Boiling Experiment
Flow Loop Design
Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems
Heat Exhcanger
Thermocouple Installation
Pipe Bending
Soldering
Sealing
Thermal Insulation
Chemical Vapor Deposition
Photolithography Etching
Nano-coating
Synthesis Mico&Nano Particles
Texas A&M University
College Station, TX, 2013 - present
Ph.D. Candidate in Mechanical Engineering, GPA: 3.6/4.0
Stanford University
Stanford, CA, 2011 - 2013
Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering, GPA: 3.1/4.0
Donghua University
Shanghai, China, 2007 - 2011
Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering, GPA: 81/100
Education
Work experience
Intern, KANEKA CORPORATION
Takasago, Japan, 09/2015
Learned and conducted simulations about particle mixing for micro-encapsulation.
Visiting Scholar, Kobe University
Kobe, Japan, 06/2015-09/2015
Learned and participated in the synthesis of silica hard shells for micro-encapsulated phase change material.
Visiting Scholar, Shandong University
Jinan, China, 06/2016-09/2016
Meshed (discretized) complex engine components using Hypermesh before finite difference simulation in ANSYS Fluent.
Research Assistant, Texas A&M University
01/2014-01/2015
Pool boiling experiment on horizontal heaters with and without nano-structures (NSF).
Teaching Assistant, Texas A&M University
01/2015-05/2015
Heat transfer lab instructor. Need to present about 20 minutes before each lab (11 total). Introduced knowledge of thermocouples, infrared camera, pipe flow heat transfer coefficient calculation and finite difference method and so on.
Teaching Assistant, Texas A&M University
05/2017-08/2017
Mechanical power transmission lab instructor. Taught students about power transmission systems and components including belt, chain, gear, clutch, brake and so on. Instructed students how to use engineering Catalog to select the correct power transmission component based on client's demands.
Teaching Assistant, Texas A&M University
05/2017-08/2017
Fluid power transmission lab instructor. Introduced knowledge of hydraulic and pneumatic system to students. Helped students design and set up hydraulic and pneumatic circuit on the circuit station in the lab.
Teaching Assistant, Texas A&M University
09/2017-present
Thermodynamics lab instructor. 20 minutes presentation before each lab, 11 labs per Semester, worked for 5 Semesters.Gas turbine, gasoline engine, steam turbine and refrigeration trainers are used during the lab.