Resume

Landon T Holbrook
Richmond, Virginia 
  Holbrooklt@gmail.com - 804-543-9995 - www.linkedin.com/in/LandonHolbrook


Objective:       To perform innovative design, development or research that utilizes my engineering background and is beneficial to society.
             

Education:                        

Virginia Commonwealth University                 Richmond, VA

Doctor of Philosophy: Engineering
 ·         Expected date of graduation: Spring 2015

Bachelors of Science: Mechanical Engineering with Minors in Physics and Math
·         Graduated 2009
 

Work Experience:             

Virginia Commonwealth University                   Richmond, VA

Research Assistant and CHO: Aerosol Dynamics & Respiratory Transport Research Lab  
(Jan 2009-Present)
  • Laboratory Manager and Chemical Hygiene Officer
  • Validating CFD predictions in Airway Models: In Vitro Effects and Surface properties– Published in Journal of Aerosol Science, May 2013
  • Medical Device Design, Laboratory Validation, and Ventilator Integration
  • Extensive Solid Modeling experience with SolidWorks and other packages
  • Experimental Collaboration between Engineering and the VCU medical campus
 
Engineering, Math, and Physics Tutor
(Aug 2007- Dec 2008)  
  • Tutored individuals, small groups, and large groups in Engineering Statics, Fluid Dynamics, Physics I & II, Calculus I, II, & II

Engineering Ministries International              Calgary, Alberta            

Engineering Internship:
(May – Aug 2008)  
  • Multinational collaboration with Professional Engineers and Master Architects to Design of a specialized surgical clinic in Niger, Africa
 
Activities:
VCU Mentorship Program (Fall 2012-Spring 2013):
Graduate Mentor to Undergraduate Engineering Student

American Society of Mechanical Engineers:
Student Member, volunteer
 
President of Eternity at VCU (2008-2014): 
International Student Organization
 
GAANN Fellow: U.S. Department of Education Grant (Jan 2010- Dec 2013)
Graduate Assistantship in Areas of National Need


Skills:

SolidWorks
ANSYS
Research
MATLAB
Fortran


Aerosols
Writing
HPLC
Teaching
Design