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 Kumar Aditya

608/238-9560, aditya@cae.wisc.edu

 

OBJECTIVE

Full-time position as a manufacturing systems or industrial engineer.  Desire to use cross-functional skills in manufacturing systems, process design, capacity planning, process improvement, quality control, supply chain, and logistics.

 

Education

University of Wisconsin – Madison

M.S. Manufacturing Systems Engineering, July 2003

§         Overall GPA: 3.81

§         Relevant Courses

Facilities Planning

Operations Management

Data Structures and Algorithms

Managerial Economics

                                        Rapid Prototyping

                                        Financial Accounting

                                        Managerial Accounting

                                        Computer–Integrated Manufacturing

Design and Analysis of Manufacturing Systems

Simulation Modeling and Analysis of IE systems

Introduction to Programming in Java

 

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Bombay, India

B. Tech., Mechanical Engineering, June 2001

§         Major GPA: 3.55 Overall GPA: 3.28

§         Relevant Courses

Computer Graphics For CAD/CAM

Analysis/Control of Flexible Manuf. Sys.

Object Oriented Prgm. & Simulation

                                    Industrial Engineering & Operation Research

                                    Manufacturing Automation

                                    Optimization Techniques in Engr. Design

 

Experience

            Project Assistant, November 2002 - present                                                 RenewAire

·         Performing capacity analysis of residential line manufacturing unit

·         Focusing on the process improvement of the existing operations

 

Quick Response Manufacturing Team Member, January - May 2002           Twin Disc

·         Achieved 65 % lead-time reduction (from 20.5 days to 7 days) in order processing and manufacturing of MC-6 products.

·         Member of a 6-persons consulting team working with team

·         Collected thousands of pieces of data.  Developed spreadsheet and analyzed data.

 

Project Assistant, August 2001– December 2002                                         University of Wisconsin–Madison

·         Supervised and maintained Manufacturing Systems Laboratory containing CNC machines, robots, conveyers, Automatic Storage and Retrieval Systems and Coordinate Measuring Machine.

 

Teaching Assistant, August – December 2002                                             University of Wisconsin–Madison

·         Conducted lab sessions and discussions with undergraduate and graduate students for the Industrial Engineering course “Introduction to Manufacturing Systems and Analysis”

 

Software Developer, May 2000 – June 2001                                                 Geometric Software

·         Identified several CAD/CAM plug-ins and developed the prototype of TopoDiff, a Computer-Aided Design plug–in, used for Mechanical DeskTop solid modeling package.

·         Benchmarked leading solid modeling packages and came up with a user-friendly comparison table featuring their advantages, specialties and limitations.

·         Conducted an industrial survey featuring over 40 prominent CAD/CAM user companies.  Used feedback to troubleshoot frequent problems encountered in using solid modelers.

·         Quantitative analysis of effects of change in process and machining parameters on the output for Multi Surfaces Machining Library, a Computer–Aided Manufacturing software.

 

 

Computer Skills                       

Computer Languages Java, C++, C, Fortran 77, HTML, VRML

Software Experience AutoCAD, Mechanical DeskTop, ProEngineer, Solid–Edge, Solid Works, MATLAB, Esprit 2001, StarCell, MPX, Pro Model

Operating Systems Unix, Dos, Windows NT

 

Academic Projects

 

Design & Manufacturing

·         Layout design of a LCD manufacturing facility for a variety of product-mix and uneven demand.

·         Design, process planning and fabrication of a sample CAD model in a flexible manufacturing system.

·         Design and prototype development of a 3-D model using Rapid Prototyping technology.

·         Design modifications in a “pick-n-place” mechanism, a mechanism that uses a robot end-effecter to transfer light components from one place to another.

Software

·         Design and implementation of a “ToDo list” in Java programming environment.

·         Simulation of a robot game in Java programming environment.

·         Simulation of a railway reservation system in C++ environment.

·         Simulation of a job shop and Just-in-Time (JIT) Kanban system using Object Oriented Programming.

·         Simulation of a virtual shop floor using Virtual Reality Modeling Language (VRML).

·         Design of a vertical internet portal for the Computer Integrated Manufacturing applications in the field of casting.

Business

·         Business and strategies analysis, accounting analysis and financial analysis of Sony Corp.

·         Comparative analysis of various available technologies in the field of telecommunication using Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP).

 

 

Honors & Affiliations                                  

§         Society of Manufacturing Engineers

§         Core Group member, Indian Graduate Students Associations (IGSA), UW-Madison.

§         5^th of more than 200,000 students in my state in the high school examination.

§         Secured a nationwide rank of 802 from among about 100,000 candidates nationwide in the Joint Entrance Exam (JEE) for entry into IIT’s (Indian Institute of Technology), the best engineering college in India for undergraduate study.

 

References

Prof. Rajan Suri

253 Mechanical Engineering Building

UW-Madison

608/262-0921,

suri@engr.wisc.edu

 

Kurt Zimmerman

Biotechnology Degree Program

UW-Madison Medical School

608/262-0685,

kjzimmerman@wisc.edu