John Pitterle
E-mail jpitterleATyahoo.com • Phone (814) 237-2366
Objective |
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Contribute to successful programs as a detail-oriented
mechanical engineer/finite element analyst applying 15 years of experience
in structural and vibration analyses emphasizing finite element analysis
as part of an engineering team conducting design, development, manufacturing,
and/or research. |
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n Acquired 15 years of experience performing state-of-the-art dynamic and static finite element analyses applying the MSC/NASTRAN, CSA/NASTRAN, and ANSYS computer codes. n Utilized I-DEAS Master Series, HyperMesh, MSC/XL, Unigraphics, GFEM, and other CAD/CAE software. n Experience with Windows, MS Office, Unix, Cray; Fortran; and various professional plotting programs. |
Work experience |
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Applied
Research Laboratory Associate Research Engineer, n Performed finite element vibration analyses leading to designs with reduced stress, vibration, and noise levels. n Analyzed propulsors for several programs that gained funding and continued for several years. n Performed
vibration analyses supporting development and implementation of advanced Navy
hardware. n Influenced the evolution of U.S. Navy propulsor design by minimizing noise sources with NASTRAN analyses. n Provided both dynamic and static design guidance for numerous underwater structures and turbomachinery. Applied Research Laboratory Assistant Research Engineer, n Helped develop a low cost, low noise shroud with advanced and metallic materials using finite element analyses. n Analyzed underwater vehicles to facilitate the development of acoustic design features. n Advanced and expanded modeling and simulation at ARL by implementing and applying new methods. n Developed software for more efficient pre- and post-processing and analysis with NASTRAN. n Authored or coauthored 25 internal and technical memorandums/reports. Applied Research Laboratory Engineer Assistant, n Applied finite element analysis with NASTRAN to analyze and troubleshoot Navy hardware and other structures. AoG World Missions Missionary Associate, n Managed three-year study Bible translation project with 15 workers. Also responsible for finances, vehicles, etc. n Coordinated
national book development, distribution, and training throughout |
Education AND
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Bachelor
of Science, Mechanical Engineering n Major GPA: 3.4 / 4.0; Pi Tau Sigma and Tau Beta Pi Honor Societies; Dean’s List 3 semesters. Graduate
Class Experimental Modal
Analysis - 4.0 Penn State
University, Attended various short courses and seminars at the Applied Research Lab and PSU 1987-2000 |
Awards received |
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1991 ARL Technical Contribution Award for Suprelite Program Team |
Security
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Confidential and Secret, 1988-2000 |