Natasha

2/13/2015
Parlin, NJ

Position Desired

Materials Engineering
Anywhere in the U.S.
Yes

Resume

OBJECTIVE

Secure a position in material science engineering with a focus on research and development.

EDUCATION
New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, New Jersey
M.S in Material and Science Engineering, December 2013
GPA - 3.688
Rutgers University, School Arts and Science, New Brunswick, New Jersey
Bachelor of Arts in Physics and Biological Science, May 2012

COURSES

Material characterization, Fundamentals of Engineering Materials, Thermodynamics of Materials, Principles of Spectroscopy, Composite Materials focusing on Polymers and Ceramics, Physics of Materials, Mechanical Properties of Materials, Advanced Physics, Quantum Physics, Physics of Sound, Astronomy, Microbiology, Computer Based Experimentation, Physics Computing and Modern Instrumentation.
Laboratory practices include pH and Viscosity testing, Liquid Chromatography, Titrations, Optical Microscopy, SEM and TEM.

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

New Jersey Institute of Technology (Dr. N.M Ravindra) September 2012- Present
Thesis titled “Analysis of Transport Properties of a ZAZ Graphene Nanoribbon Junction using Various Dopants”. The thesis discusses the Current-Voltage characteristics and the thermoelectric properties based on various dopant types, concentrations and positions.

Rutgers Department of Physics and Astronomy (Dr. Sang Wook Cheong), August 2011-May 2012
Material Physics Lab

Research was based on condensed matter physics, concentrating on multiferroic, topological insulator and x-ray characterization.
Also, grew and studied Niobium Selenide, Dysprosium Ferroxide and Yttrium Manganese oxide crystals.
• Expertise in the modified Bridgeman and Flux-growth method
• Phase identification and data analysis of hexagonal YMnO3 material, using XRD
• Used the pressure dye to compress the compounds and form a target for sintering.
• Used the elementary process of synthesizing inorganic material with solid state reaction method to for a ploy crystal target of Dysprosium Ferroxide.

Aresty Research Symposium
Poster on the growth of YMnO3 crystal was presented.

WORK EXPERIENCE

Research and Development Intern, TerraCycle, September 2013 – Present
• Conduct research which relates to developing new techniques to recycle materials like polymers and Type 7 Plastic.
• Carried out various processing techniques to recycle zeolite desiccant bags
• Performed material characterization techniques using FTIR, XRD and DSC
• Extruded polymers to produce recycled plastic pellets.
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