John
C.
Siehling | OBJECTIVE | Always open to new employment as a systems and/or controls engineer
at a company with diverse career
growth opportunities | PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE | Lockheed Martin
Aeronautics | June
2007 – Present | Fort
Worth, TX | Mechanical
Engineer
– Hydraulics Utility and Actuation (HUA) TeamMaintained
and enhanced the JSF (F-35) hydraulic plant model to stand in
for the physical hydraulic hardware during HUA control software
development
Defined HUA Software Requirements and implemented the requirements in Matlab/Simulink for auto code generation for over 15 software releases
Developed,
conducted and analyzed over 200 test cases to verify and
validate the hydraulic plant model and the HUA control software
in an integrated test environment
| Purdue
University | Aug
2005 – May 2007 | West
Lafayette, IN | Graduate
Teaching AssistantAdministered
several sections of undergraduate aeromechanics laboratories
and control systems laboratories Facilitated
undergraduates’ understanding of basic aeromechanic and
control theory and design Assisted
in development of new experiments as well as improving existing
experiments
| Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control | Summer
2006 | Dallas,
TX | College
Student Tech Sr. SpecialistWorked
extensively with Matlab/Simulink on control algorithms for an
unmanned ground vehicle project Conducted
and evaluated simulations focusing on skid steering and
attitude control algorithms Enhanced
existing control algorithms to ensure ground contact for all
six wheels during maneuvers
| Hope
College | Summer
2003 | Holland,
MI | Research
AssistantDeveloped
and simulated a nonlinear six degree of freedom magnetic
levitation system and control scheme Published
results: J.Kaloust, C.Ham, J.Siehling, E.Jongekryg, and Q.Han,
Nonlinear
Control Design for Levitation of Propulsion of a Maglev System,
IEEE Proceedings: Control Theory and Applications, Vol. 151,
Issue 4, 24 July 2004.
| EDUCATION | Purdue
University | August
2005 – May 2007 | West
Lafayette, IN | Master
of Science – Aerospace Engineering
Dept. – GPA 3.75/4.00 | Hope
College | August
2000 –
May 2004 | Holland,
MI | Bachelor
of Science – Engineering – GPA: 3.83/4.00 | TECHNICAL SKILLS &
CERTIFICATIONS | Microsoft
Office, Matlab, Simulink, AutoCAD, Maple, ANSYS Department
of Defense Secret Security Clearance
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