Franck F.

As a GTA, my duties involve assisting faculty with classroom instruction, grading, and providing support to undergraduate students. - Lab Instructor/Facilitator: Supervise undergraduate lab sessions for courses like Circuits, Power Systems, Control Systems, or Digital Signal Processing. Assist students with hardware and software setups. Ensure lab safety and compliance with university policies. - Course Grading: Grade assignments, quizzes, lab reports, and exams. Provide constructive feedback to students to improve their understanding of course material.

I worked as a Manufacturing Engineering Intern for Imerys S.A during the Summer 2021 in Sylacauga, AL. - Manufacturing Engineering Intern for a Mining Industry company where I created a plan for and Implemented the removal of worn-off, obsolete inventory parts: . provided alternatives for parts disposal; . verified proper documentation and write off process; - I Supported the organization of the inventory space; . defined location strategy and implement; - Applied 5S to warehouse area and offices; . provided suitable storing area for spare-parts in the plant that are not properly stored (outside area)

• Stock Merchandise into shelves for customer availability; requires sorting and staging of merchandises to sales floors. • Load customer products into vehicles. • Approach customers to determine if they need help to find any product or loading product into vehicles. • Follow all loss prevention policies and procedures. • Examines and inspects stock items for wears and defects, reporting any damages to supervisors. • Unload merchandises using designated equipment. • Understanding carriers unload processing for efficient freight management. • Provides fast, friendly service

Working with ICAMS as an intern while taking classes at SUSCC. The Interdisciplinary Center for Advanced Manufacturing Systems (ICAMS) is an advanced manufacturing research lab, prototyping facility, and demonstration facility. The facility is designed to show the advantages and capabilities of Industry 4.0 and to show local industry what these advancements can do for them. ICAMS conduct research on the manufacturing process and use this research to the manufacturing industry. ICAMS conducts research on a broad range of topics to include digital production integration, Metal 3D printing, milling dynamics, friction stir welding, and collecting data for small to medium production runs. We assist in the development of manufacturing based curriculum currently being developed for Auburn Engineering students.

• Inspected inbound and outbound products for compliance with established industry standards, company policies and procedures. • Updated quality control standards, methods and procedures to meet compliance requirements. • Improved quality processes for increased efficiency and effectiveness. Equipped and organized facility to comply with company strategy for online and offline quality controls. • Sorted product and provided expertise on non-conforming product requirements. • Followed quality standards and procedures to minimize errors and maximize customer satisfaction. • Evaluated quality problems and performed quality control to identify and resolve issues