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Kristian Olivero
1139 NW 29th
OKC, OK 73106
(405)-473-6749
kristian@ou.edu
http://fireshaker.tripod.com
http://www.ba3d.com

Objective
I am currently studying mechanical engineering and computer science. I plan to continue my education and earn a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering.

Education
University of Oklahoma Norman, OK
Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering, May 1997, GPA 3.7
Master of Science, Mechanical Engineering-Composites Manufacturing, defense pending GPA 3.4
Jackson Hole High School Jackson, WY
Graduated Spring, 1993, GPA 3.7

General Skills and Experience
  • Computer Programming- C, Pascal, FORTRAN, Quick Basic, 80X86 Assembly
  • Web Design- HTML, Javascript, Cascading Style Sheets
  • General Computing- I-DEAS, Most Word Processors, Spread Sheets, Operating Systems
  • Minor Computer Repair
  • Retail Sales (1989-1993)
  • Landscaping (1994)
  • Carpentry (1995)
  • Small business owner-Andromeda Systems, custom computer systems, (1995-present)
  • Project Leader for the development of hardware and software components to computerize and automate the air conditioner test apparatus at York International, Norman, OK.
Graduate Research Experience
My graduate research has been valuable applied engineering experience. I have been working under the direction of Dr. M. C. Altan on a research project sponsored by NASA, focusing on gravity effects during molding operations in composite materials manufacturing. I began performing this research as an undergraduate, and in the past year I have been the principal experimental research student for the mechanical engineering component of the project. Some of my main responsibilities have included
  • Selection and Purchase of $20,000.00 in research equipment
  • Design and construction of several experimental mold filling apparatus, including extensive contact with the University of Oklahoma machine shop
  • Design, selection, and assembly of a computer controlled data acquisition system, including several specialized custom measurement circuits
  • Preparation of technical publications and presentations
  • Experimental design, experimental methods, and data analysis
Technical Publications
Transmission of results, designs, and methods are a vital part of engineering. Good computer and communication skills have facilitated my preparation of 9 conference publications, and a Journal article in less than a year. More specific details from my research is contained in the following:
  • Olivero, K. A. and Altan, M. C., Fiber Concentration Distribution In Planar Mold Filling, ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition, CAE and Intelligent Processing of Polymeric Materials, 1998, Conference Proceeding and Presentation (Accepted for publication).
  • Olivero, K. A., Khoo, C. F., and Altan, M. C., Computational Simulation Methods for Molding of Composite Materials, Conference Proceeding and Presentation (Accepted for publication).
  • Olivero, K. A., and Altan, M. C., Experimental Characterization of Orientation Formation in a Mold Cavity With Sudden Contraction,. August, 1998, Journal Article (Accepted for publication).
  • Olivero, K. A. and Altan, M.C., Experimental Characterization of Flow-Induced Orientation Structure in Injection Mold Filling, PPS-14 (Polymer Processing Society), Yokohama, Japan, June, 1998. Conference Proceedings and Presentation pp. 347-348.
  • Olivero, K. A., Khoo, C. F., and Altan, M.C., Numerical Prediction of Flow-Induced Orientation Structure in Injection Mold Filling, PPS-14 (Polymer Processing Society), Yokohama, Japan, June, 1998. Conference Proceedings and Presentation, pp 345-346.
  • Olivero, K. A. and Altan, M. C., Gravity Effects on Preform Impregnation During Resin Transfer Molding, PPS-14 (Polymer Processing Society), Yokohama, Japan, June, 1998. Conference Proceedings and Presentation, pp. .
  • Olivero, K. A. and Altan, M. C., Spreading of Fluid Front Due to Gravity During Mold Filling, AIAA/ASME Symposium XVIII, Norman, OK., Feb. 1998. Abstract and Presentation.
  • Olivero, K. A., and Altan, M. C., Experimental Characterization of Orientation Formation in a Mold Cavity With Sudden Contraction, Proceedings of the American Society For Composites, Dearborn, Michigan, Oct. 1997. Conference Proceedings and Presentation.
  • Olivero, K. A., He, J., and Altan, M. C., Orientation Formation in Planar Mold Filling: Experimental Results, 1997 ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition: CAE and Intelligent Processing of Polymeric Materials, MD-Vol. 79, Dallas, TX, Nov. 1997. Conference Proceedings and Presentation.
  • He, J., Olivero, K. A., and Altan, M. C., Orientation Formation in Planar Mold Filling: Theory and Numerical Predictions, 1997 ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition: CAE and Intelligent Processing of Polymeric Materials, MD-Vol. 79, Dallas, TX, Nov. 1997. Conference Proceedings and Presentation.
Honors and Achievments
  • Honorable Mention-NSF competition 1996
  • Graduated With Distinction (B.S. Engineering)
  • National Merit Scholar
  • National Academy of Space Science and Technology Scholarship for best math and science achievement in my congressional district
  • Outstanding Achievements Recognition-OU Physics Department
  • National Honor Society
  • Mechanical Engineering Deans List
  • Perfect 36 on ACT Math
  • 780 SAT Math
  • Perfect 5 on AP Physics
  • Perfect 5 on AP Chemistry
Interests and Activities
Church Youth Group, 7 years of 4-H, Weight training, Computer programming, Reading, Classical music, Electric bass, Athletics.