Engineering Resume Example

ENGINEERING RESUME TEMPLATE (TEXT FORMAT)

SUMMARY

Extremely motivated Engineer with passion for constantly developing skills and growing professionally. I am confident in my ability to come up with interesting ideas for unforgettable engineering projects.

EDUCATION

New York University

BA in Engineering

HARD SKILLS

• 3D (Computer Aided Design) CAD 
• Drafting Standards and Geometric, Dimension, & Tolerancing (GD&T)
• Product Validation
• AutoCAD
• Pro-E CREO Computer Aided Design Software
• Project Management

SOFT SKILLS

• Teamwork
• Strategic Planning
• Judgment
• Detail Oriented
• Analytical Thinking
• Commercial awareness
• Leadership
• Willingness to Learn
• Clear Communication

WORK EXPERIENCE

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER

Cypress Communications | Feb 2013 – Dec 2019

• Standardized work procedures for equipment
• Prepared scopes of work,budgets, framing plans, details, and specifications for construction packages
• Developed, maintained and modified basic structural and interior payload system and component designs, using 3-D Computer Aided Design tools and other design methods, to provide product definition to other engineering groups, production operations, suppliers and external customers throughout the product life cycle

ENGINEER

World Mark Inc. | Apr 2012 – Jan 2013

• Met with clients and other consultants to coordinate the structural design work for projects
• Structural analysis of projects using a variety of structural engineering software
• Assisted with supplier development, test and production activities and coordination with the supplier to optimize the design and achieve program goals

Hard Skills to Include on Engineering Resume

1. Prepare Conclusion and Analysis Reports
2. Manage and Monitor Each Stage of Project
3. Develop and Test Prototypes
4. Provide Cost Estimates for Materials, Equipment, and/or Labor

Soft Skills to Include on Engineering Resume

1. Proactive and Willing to Take on New Challenges
2. Work Effectively Under Pressure
3. Deductive Reasoning
4. Causal Relationships