Stephen Hale

740 Ironwood Dr. Apt 308

Rochester, MI 48307

Cell Phone - (302)-230-1724

Email - smhale91@gmail.com

Education

4+1 Joint Bachelor and Master of Mechanical Engineer, University of Delaware

Newark, Delaware

  • 3.78/4.0 GPA

Experience

Design and Release Engineer, Fiat-Chrysler Automobiles

Auburn Hills, MI (2013-Present)

  • Responsible for component level designs and system integration
  • Creation and maintenance of Design Failure Mode Effects and Analysis and Design Validation Plan and Report to support new product launches
  • Reactive problem solving to meet functional and build objective requirements using six sigma methods for determining root cause and robustness of solution
  • Technical cost reduction solutions which maintain customer value
  • Interface between suppliers, assembly plants, engineering, and program management
  • Independently manage simultaneous projects and report status to management

President, Society of Automotive Engineers

University of Delaware (2012-13)

  • Managed a team of 20 members, including 4 senior design teams, who design and build a racecar to compete in the Formula SAE design competition
  • Managed a budget of about $20,000 and responsible for coordinating orders across 4 design teams
  • Responsible for organizing team projects and meeting hard deadlines

Captain, Driver Controls and Ergonomics

University of Delaware (2012-13)

  • Designed, manufactured, and tested parts and subassemblies
  • Utilized Solidworks to ensure proper design integration with subassemblies from other design teams
  • Employed Finite Element Analysis to validate stress analysis and motion studies to ensure proper range of motion
  • Manufactured parts on CNC mills and lathes and created molds for composite parts which were made using VARTM and wet layup methods

Undergraduate Research, University of Delaware

Newark, DE (2011-13)

  • Developed a 3D heat conduction model of a pultrusion line to be used in determining temperature and cure profiles for a variety of manufacturing variables
  • Constructed a 2D temperature model of a Lithium Titanate battery to determine heat generation characteristics based on experimental data which simulated charging and discharging during normal driving conditions of a fuel cell powered bus

Computer Skills

Solidworks

Unigraphics/NX

Catia

MATLAB