Luis Salinas, EIT

• Streamlined the Nanopore program written in MATLAB and converted it to Python to open the program on a free database so that it is more accessible to the public. • Redesigning the nanopore machine by compacting the initial design to make a pocket size machine. • Improving the electronic diagram of the Nanopore machine by adding certain components to make it consumer friendly.

Highly motivated and driven individual currently pursuing Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from University of Houston Clear Lake complemented by strong attention to detail and a quick learning aptitude; poised to excel as a Mechanical Engineer Intern. Demonstrates a strong academic foundation and a passion for applying theoretical knowledge to practical engineering challenges. Ability to design, analyze, and optimize mechanical systems and components. Eager to gain hands-on experience and contribute to innovative projects. Proficient in CAD design and analysis software. Effective communicator and team player with a commitment to safety and continuous learning.

• Track project performance by communicating with my crew and walking through with the customers to analyze the successful completion of short and long-term goals. • Develop project scopes, schedules, and cost estimates to be communicated with clients as well as other staff members to ensure everyone is moving in a positive direction. • Manage documentation of materials, labor, safety data sheets, personal injury records and miscellaneous items, to maintain organization and monitor progress of my business.

• Acquired field experience in operating facilities and equipment such as gas lift wells, pump wells, compressors, LP separators, AP separators, heater treater, dehydration units, and vapor recovery units. • Learned how to manage and monitor CygNet, notify operators of malfunctions through IOP, and conduct daily reports due to production changes. • Enhanced knowledge and skill by working alongside other engineers, AL technicians and operators and expressing my thoughts as to what could be improved and received criticizing feedback.

• Increased productivity by 6% by training apprentices to run wire, bend pipe, wire up outlets, switches, and fixtures properly and promptly. • Improved deadline executions by planning a two-week look ahead to verify the right crew was assigned to the appropriate project. • Decreased injuries records by 8% by enforcing our safety rules and ensuring that my crew always had the proper PPE that they needed to carry out the task assigned.

• Analyzed blueprints to determine the optimal routes to run pipe and wire, and to verify scope completion. • Enhanced work speed by organizing and cleaning my environment to increase the number of assignments completed. • Increased knowledge by studying NEC code book, training, and task repetition to improve work performance, and skill.